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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• WB renews 'Geek'.(market share of the 'Beauty and the Geek' from Warner Bros.)(Brief Article)
  by Eggerton, John
• P&G's ominous 15% solution: why the world's largest advertiser is cutting $300 million from its TV ad budget.(Procter & Gamble Co.)(Advertisement)
  by Mandese, Joe
• ESPN: the puck stops here.(Entertainment and Sports Programming Network)(Brief Article)
• NBC U takes out 'Blind Date' again.(FAST TRACK)(Brief Article)
• Univision Communications.(PROGRAMMING)(Promotions)(Brief Article)
• Nielsen gets dumped: turned off by high fees and faulty service, TV-station owners in small markets are going without ratings.(Cover Story)
  by Romano, Allison
• Ex-Universal exec does flip.(IN FOCUS)(Flip Creative)(Brief Article)
• Summer report card: the early grades are in.(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison; Becker, Anne
• Lifetime: a solid commitment to women's issues.(In the Public Interest: DOING WELL BY DOING GOOD)(Brief Article)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Cha Cha goes Ka-ching! for ABC.(American Broadcasting Companies Inc.'s Dancing With the Stars )(Brief Article)
• Warren jumps to ad buyer Carat.(Ray Warren joined Carat USA)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Battle of the broadbands: SBC's price cut on DSL may pressure cable to follow.(SBC Communications Inc.)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Lee to succeed Johnson at BET.(Robert L. Johnson of BET Holdings Inc. quits and Debra Lee joins)(Brief Article)
• CBS is glad all over: upbeat affiliates meeting includes multicasting plans.(CBS Television Network)
  by Benson, Jim
• Strip maul: ratings keep waning; rookie renewals worst ever.
  by Benson, Jim
• NBC not monkeying around.(King Kong remake's trailers on NBC Universal Inc)(Brief Article)
• WE: Women's Entertainment: you go, Girls Inc.(In the Public Interest: DOING WELL BY DOING GOOD)(Brief Article)
  by Becker, Anne
• TV Pariah: Apocalypse now: producer Gavin Palone discusses industry fragmentation.(NEWS & COMMENT)(Interview)
• Revamping Newsgathering.(STATION TO STATION)(WRKN and KRON plan to revamp their newsgathering )(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• Spade fronts Tinseltown send-up.(FAST TRACK)(Brief Article)
• Senate favors CPB in funding fight: controversy continues as ex-RNC head is installed as president.(NEWS & COMMENT)
  by McConnell, Bill
• PBS adds ombudsman.(Public Broadcasting Service)(Brief Article)
• Nitty-gritty news battle.(WXXA (Television).)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• FCC solicits payola complaints.(Federal Communications Commission.)(Brief Article)
• Cameras still banned in New York courts.(FAST TRACK)(Brief Article)
• House bags 'Buster'.(FAST TRACK)
• Big Apple polish for 'ET': magazine logs biggest gain in five years.(SYNDICATION)
  by Benson, Jim
• WGN Chicago.(Valerie Jackson-Warner and Tom Negovan joins)(Brief Article)
• Combos.(cable television broadcasting industry)(Brief Article)
• Where to be and what to watch ...(B&C WEEK)(Calendar)
  by Lasswell, Mark
• Rollback at NBC: once-proud peacock settles for less in upfront market.(philadelphia)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Hurricane info via cellphone.(STATION TO STATION)(Brief Article)
• DVRs not so hot? ESPN study shows they aren't for everybody.(DVR/VOD TECH SPECIAL REPORT)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Clear Channel TV names COO.(FAST TRACK)(promotion of Don Perry)(Brief Article)
• Nielsen May 30-June 5 ratings.
  by Ray, Kenneth
• Public broadcasting's $20 billion pitch: advocates push for new revenue source.(NEWS & COMMENT)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Ratings 5/23-29/05.(SYNDICATION)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• FCC accelerates tuner deadline.(Federal Communications Commission)(Brief Article)
• At Gore's current, key job is Neuman's own: programming exec bridges news and entertainment worlds.(David A. Neuman, Cable News Network)(Biography)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Where to be and what to watch ...(schedules of television programs)(Calendar)
  by Laswell, Mark
• Nielsen names next LPM markets.(local people meters, Nielsen Media Research Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• Charter: cable tackles gang problem.(In the Public Interest: DOING WELL BY DOING GOOD)(charter communicatons inc solves gang violence problem.)
  by Miller, Stuart
• Sizzling summer repeats!(services of cable television broadcasting industry.)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Cherry predicts sitcom revival.(FAST TRACK)(Brief Article)
• Discovery Networks.(appointments at Discovery Communications Inc. Discovery Networks U.S.)(Brief Article)
• At a glance.(MARKET EYE)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Broadcasters face terrorist threat.(WASHINGTON WATCH)(Brief Article)
• 'Nightline' newsies can relax.(THE ROBINS REPORT)
  by Robins, J. Max
• Telco TV: smaller is quicker: two southern phone companies are almost ready to deliver video.(Progressive Rural Telephone)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Wedding tax.(Christine Kurth not for FCC )(Brief Article)
• XM Drops.(NEWS & COMMENT)(XM Satellite Radio Inc.)(Brief Article)
• If you can make it there: New York is a market of challenges.(broadcasting industry)
  by Romano, Allison
• The demos.(MARKET EYE)(television audience ratings)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Bells eye D.C. after Texas loss.(Brief Article)
• Jackson trial ready for 'Thriller' finish.(FAST TRACK)(Brief Article)
• Shop at Home.(PROGRAMMING)(Brief Article)
• Laura unshackled: Telemundo's wild talk show will make VOD history next month.(HISPANIC TELEVISION SPECIAL REPORT)
  by Downey, Kevin
• Nielsen's Univision pact.(STATION TO STATION)(Brief Article)
• Misses.(television programs)(Brief Article)
• Critics love ABC.(TV Critics Association Awards, American Broadcasting Companies Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Promax marketers make mark in Big Apple.(Promax & BDA convention)(Brief Article)
  by Becker, Anne
• CBS rocks out, wirelessly.(Brief Article)
• FMs.(DEALS)(NextMedia Group)(Bustos Media Enterprises LLC)(South Sound Broadcasting LLC)(Star Broadcasting Inc)
• Stay off the radar.(ANALYSIS)(Cablevision Co. and its securities)
• Clarifications.(Correction Notice)
• The Ad Council: from obesity to tsunami relief, a new timeliness to campaigns.(In the Public Interest: DOING WELL BY DOING GOOD)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Middle of the road: Salt Lake is religiously steady.(MARKET EYE)
  by Romano, Allison
• 'Today' OKs gay weddings.(NEWS & COMMENT)(Brief Article)
• NBC down $1 billion in upfront.(National Broadcasting Company Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• '48 Hours' names senior producer.(48 Hours Mystery.)(Brief Article)
• The prime time race.(Illustration)
• Stewart begins 'Martha' push: NBC U will cross-promote--carefully.(SYNDICATION)(NBC Universal Inc promotes Martha Stewart show.)
  by Grossman, Ben
• ErinMedia v. Nielsen.(EXCERPTS)(Brief Article)
• Kids promo limits would hurt cable.(AIRTIME)
  by Kleeman, David W.
• Sunny days on the Gulf: Tampa Bay area is booming.(MARKET EYE)
  by Romano, Allison
• At a glance.(cable television broadcasting industry)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Media giant's high-def truck hits the road.(W.M. Mitchell)(Interview)
  by Kershbaumer, Ken
• Copps' plea: lobby FCC.(Michael Copps)(Brief Article)
• More than meets the eye: advocates for deaf seek better captioning.
  by McConnell, Bill
• Time Warner Cable.(CABLE TV)(Promotions)(Brief Article)

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