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Articles in January, 2005 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• Mogul to Vogel: you're out at charter: Paul Allen blames CEO for cable operator's continuing slide.(Money Talks)(chief executive officer)(Carl Vogel)
  by Higgins, John M.
• WCBS New York.(Journalism)(Alex Benes and Ti-Hua Chang appointed)(Brief Article)
• A real page-turner.(CBS Inc.-television programs)
  by Robins, J. Max
• Columbus finds NY1.(Time Warner Cable of New York City expands its automation system)(Brief Article)
• WGN distributes Moesha.(In Focus)(Paramount Pictures Corp.)
• WISC taps Omneon.(Omneon Spectrum )(Brief Article)
• The Scripps Networks.(Broadcast TV)(appoinments and promotions)(Brief Article)
• Where to be and what to watch ...(B&C Week)(Calendar)
  by Lasswell, Mark
• At a glance.(Market Eye)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Under-used power of the news.(The Robins Report)
  by Robins, J. Max
• GOP: we'll still get our message out.(Fast Track)(Grand Old Party)(Brief Article)
• Huntsberry fills in at Universal Pictures.(In Focus)(Frederick Huntsberry)(Brief Article)
• The prime time race.(Illustration)
• 'Idol' still golden.(Fast Track)(Brief Article)
• The two Michael Powells.(Editorial)
• Buzz gains two.(In Focus)(Brief Article)
• The demos.(Market Eye)(Brief Article)
• Sunflower gets VOD.(Brief Article)
• Will Orman's "financial soap opera" work? The personal-finance expert readies a new syndicated talk show for fall.(Q&A)(Brief Article)(Interview)
• ABC taps Thomson.(ABC News Inc., Thomson Grass Valley)(Brief Article)
• The B&C.(News And Comment)(broadcasting industry's stocks report)(Illustration)
• The media department is back: as clients favor an integrated agency approach, rebundling media is hot again.(Ad Infinitum)
  by Mandese, Joe
• The new tricks of traffic flow: systems allow sales managers to keep better tabs on inventory.(Special report: traffic solutions for stations)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Susan Lyne's recipe for success: former ABC chief is determined to restore Martha Stewart's empire.(Q&A)(Interview)
  by Finkle, Jim
• Millionaire upgraded.(In Focus)(Buena Vista Television's Who Wants To Be a Millionaire to be shown on WBTV )(Brief Article)
• Where to be and what to watch ...(B&C Week)(Calendar)
  by Lasswell, Mark
• Broadcast-decency bills return.(News & Comment)(Brief Article)
• PBS pulls father-less 'Buster'.(News & Comment)(Brief Article)
• HBO close to 'Sopranos' sale.(News & Comment)(Home Box Office Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Samsung and TWC join forces.(Time Warner Cable )(Brief Article)
• ESPN's reach: broadband service is relaunched.(Tech Q&A)(Entertainment and Sports Programming Network)(Interview)
• Lifetime plans new home.(Lifetime Cable Network)(Brief Article)
• Sook builds broadcast powerhouse: industry vet parlays entrepreneurial vision into Nexstar.(Fifth Estater)(Perry Sook)(Biography)
  by Clarke, Melanie M.
• SBC gets wired.(SBC Communications contracts with 2Wire)(Brief Article)
• Subpoena for '60 Minutes'.(Washington Watch)
• American Urban Radio Network.(Radio)(Michelle Jennings and Vernon Wright promoted)(Brief Article)
• Fox turns d@!# cautious for Super Bowl.(Flash!)(Brief Article)
• Wood carves spot at Viacom: promotion marks focus on syndication development.(Syndication)(Terry Wood)
  by Finkle, Jim
• Broadcast focuses on favorites: Idol's return and the changes at CBS News capture TCA critics.(Television Critics Association)(American Idol, television program)
  by Finkle, Jim
• Well, we have shame.(Open Mike)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Goldstein, Kenneth J.
• 'Star Trek': the last generation?(Fast Track)(Brief Article)
• That jingle is part of your brand.(Airtime)
  by Arnold, Stephen
• Scripps Networks.(Programming)
• Courtroom-TV ratings up.(In Focus)(Brief Article)
• 'Starting' tours U.S: promotion capitalizes on loyal viewers.(Syndication)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Phone calls land stations in trouble.(Washington Watch)(Brief Article)
• Top 10 Basic Cable Shows.(The Prime Time Race)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• FMs.(Deals)(radio stations)
• Networks cover tsunami's wake.(Fast Track)(Brief Article)
• Campaign begins to raise $1 billion for public radio/TV.(Washington Watch)(Brief Article)
• Networks irked at ban on kids' web addresses.(Washington Watch)(Brief Article)
• NBC still a local contender: solid newscasts help keep stations in the running.(Special report: close up: NBC/Telemundo stations)(National Broadcasting Company Inc.)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Local voices go global: stations focus on hometown connections.
  by Romano, Allison
• NATPE: branded entertainment is topic a: the main draw for Madison Avenue won't necessarily be first-run shows.(ad infinitum)(National Association of Television Programming Executives)(Advertisement)
  by Mandese, Joe
• Rolling the dice at NATPE: playing the angles, Vegas-style.(News & Comment)(National Association of Television Program Executives)
  by Finkle, Jim; Romano, Allison
• TVB Broadcaster of Year to be named.(Fast Track)(Television Bureau of Advertising)(Brief Article)
• WFOR/WBFS Miami.(Journalism)(appointments)(Brief Article)
• Dick Wolf: his 'Law & Order' hits are always in session.(The Tartikoff Legacy Awards)
  by Kelly, Caitlin
• Kids flock to 'Housewives'.(Fast Track)(Brief Article)
• CBS' dramatic developments.(News & Comment)(Brief Article)
• The B&C 10: week of Dec. 31, 2004-Jan. 6, 2005.(The B&C)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Those liberals at CBS.(Open Mike)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Allshouse, Robert
• Press tour tales: TCA reporters' notebook.(Television Critics Association)
  by Becker, Anne
• James Burrows: the quiet man who makes America laugh.(The Tartikoff Legacy Awards)
  by Kelly, Caitlin
• Granite makes the VCI switch: its eight stations are converting from Columbine.(Special report: traffic solutions for stations)(Brief Article)
  by Keefe, Kathleen
• Reality grabs great demos.(Station To Station)
• C-Cor expands into VOD market: adding nCube strengthens company in new arena.(Technology)(video-on-demand)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Adelstein aide to house commerce.(Washington Watch)(Johanna Mikes Shelton becomes Democratic counsel to the House Commerce Committee)(Brief Article)
• Watchdogs prowl for PR violations.(Washington Watch)(Brief Article)
• Broadcast networks.(The Prime Time Race)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Strauss picks HBO hits: the exec behind Sex, Sopranos and Deadwood lives for creative challenges.(People)
  by Becker, Anne
• Disney-ABC Cable Networks Group.(Programming)(Eleo Hensleich promoted at Disney-ABC Television Group.)(Brief Article)
• NBC Agency Print Advertising.(Programming)(executive promotions)(Brief Article)
• TNT green-lights drama duo.(News & Comment)(Turner Network Television)(Brief Article)
• Tandberg to buy N2 Broadband: move strengthens company's U.S. cable presence.(Technology)(Tandberg Television)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• QuStream acquires Pesa.(Pesa Switching Systems )(Brief Article)
• Trio is truly solo.(The Robins Report)
  by Robins, J. Max
• The real CBS bias.(Opinion)
• Datebook.(Calendar)
• Ratings 12/6-12/04.(Syndication)(Illustration)

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