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Articles in September, 2005 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• HorseTV.(WB Television Network appoints Craig Maceachern, National High School Rodeo Association appoints Mitch Miller)(Brief Article)
• CBS firms up Washington lineup.(appointments)(Brief Article)
• Discovery Health signs Dr. Joy Browne.(NEWS & COMMENT)(Brief Article)
  by Becker, Anne
• More than meets the eye: the technology comes of age.(THE DIGITAL NEWSROOM SPECIAL REPORT)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Beating the buckeye blues: development aims to get economy rocking.(television broadcasting industry)
  by Romano, Allison
• NAB wants Rehr for top job: beer wholesalers' chief may replace Fritts.(National Association of Broadcasters)(David Rehr to replace Eddie Fritts )(Brief Article)
  by Eggerton, John
• Cable networks claiming fall turf: Sci Fi, TNT lead move to test broadcast's dominance.(Turner Network Television and Sci-Fi Channel Inc.)
  by Becker, Anne
• DVR threat gets downgraded: Nielsen, ad groups study impact of digital video recorders.(AD INFINITUM)
  by Mandese, Joe
• Smooth Sailing for Ikeda: NBC Universal exec has gained tons of experience at a young age.(FIFTH ESTATER)(Megumi Ikeda )
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Screen test: Microsoft Studios is advancing new applications for use in the media industry.(Brief Article)
• Combos.(deals between radio broadcasting industry)
• Times change: four years after 9/11 telethon, different vibe for Katrina fundraisers.(Hurricane Katrina, 2005)
  by Benson, Jim; Grossman, Ben
• Diddy did Diddly for MTV.(P. Diddy, MTV Video Music Awards)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• 'Affair' ending; 'Geraldo at Large' once again.('A Current Affair' replaced)(Brief Article)
  by Grossman, Ben; Eggerton, John
• Mediacom.(Steve Litwer, Jon Koebrick, Cindy Lamprecht, Tia Murphy appointed)(Brief Article)
• TV brouhaha in Iowa.(Iowans for Better Local TV )
  by Romano, Allison
• Battle over CPB chief, round two.(Corporation for Public Broadcasting)
  by Eggerton, John
• Roberts' rules of media order.(John Roberts)(Brief Article)
• McCain blasts broadcasters.(NEWS & COMMENT)(John McCain)(Brief Article)
• So you think they can 'Danza'?(news and comment)(David Perler and Jill Blackstone for Tyra Banks Show)(Brief Article)
  by Benson, Jim
• The prime time race.(Illustration)
• Citizens of dish!(FLASH!)(Brief Article)
• ABC to go digital with weather.(FAST TRACK)(American Broadcasting Companies Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• News investment pays off.(THE ROBINS REPORT)
  by Robins, J. Max
• Obituary.(PEOPLE)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• NY1 goes interactive.(Brief Article)
• Murdoch's station break: Fox Station Group may sell small-market outlets.(The News Corporation Ltd. planning to sell stations)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Where to be and what to watch ...(television guide)(Calendar)
  by Lasswell, Mark
• Reporting Katrina.(media coverage of Hurricane Katrina, 2005)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• A day in the life: an early ayem start is required to meet harrowing deadlines.(ET AT 25)(Entertainment Tonight)
  by Berkshire, Geoffrey
• Diversity doesn't just happen.(cable industry celebrating the diversity week)
  by Smith, Debbie
• At Setanta Sports North America, San Francisco: Michael Richter, director, international marketing and sales development, Yahoo! Inc.(Marcia Canady)(Brief Article)
• Reality check.(relaity television programs targeted to women)(Brief Article)
  by Lasswell, Mark
• CNBC chairman departs.(Pamela Thomas-Graham)(Brief Article)
  by Becker, Anne
• Nielsen ratings: Sept. 12-18.(Illustration)
• Ratings: 9/5-11/05.(SYNDICATION)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Limit one per customer.(THE ROBINS REPORT)
  by Robins, J. Max
• Driving content creation through collaboration, high-powered computing.(Microsoft Corp. collaboration software)
• Starcom.(appointments)(Brief Article)
• The lust tycoon: even at 79, Hugh Hefner is expanding the Playboy reach.(Playboy.com)(Interview)
• TV tallies costs of Katrina: rebuilding and lost revenue to broadcast and cable systems could exceed $250 million.
  by Kiggins, John M.
• Broadcasters get connected with Microsoft: connected services framework unifies television operations.
• Letter to our readers.(Brief Article)(Editorial)
  by Martinez, Maria Montoya
• HBO to return to 'Rome'.(FAST TRACK)(Brief Article)
  by Becker, Anne
• Nielsen ratings: Sept. 5-11.(Illustration)
  by Ray, Kenneth
• Empty screens: if cable's video-on-demand is so hot, where are all the good shows?(cable broadcasting industry)(Cover Story)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Katrina concert tally: $30m.(Hurricane Katrina, 2005)(broadcasting industries donations)(Brief Article)
  by Benson, Jim
• One station stayed on the air: how WWL New Orleans staffers kept broadcasting throughout Katrina, despite their own devastating losses.(NEWS & COMMENT)
  by Romano, Allison
• Datebook.(Calendar)
• A failure to communicate: Hurricane Katrina raises concerns over transition to digital.(WASHINGTON WATCH)
  by Eggerton, John; Kerschbaumer, Ken
• AMs.(broadcasting industry's merges)(Brief Article)
• Mac to school.(Twentieth Television's "The Bernie Mac Show")(Brief Article)
  by Grossman, Ben
• Driving content creation through collaboration, high-powered computing.(MICROSOFT WORLDWIDE MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT GROUP)
• Harris Broadcast acquires Leitch.(Brief Article)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• The WB marketing VP promoted.(Warner Bros., Lisa Gregorian )(Brief Article)
  by Benson, Jim
• HIT Entertainment.(Patricia Wyatt and Peter Byrne appointed)(Brief Article)
• At a glance.(MARKET EYE)(Illustration)
• Pooper scoop.(FLASH)(Brief Article)
  by Lasswell, Mark
• The N finds its niche: MTV Networks' little sister is all grown up.(MTV Networks Inc. Nickelodeon)
  by Becker, Anne
• Gould upped to VP at NBC News.(Cheryl Gould)(Brief Article)
  by Meyer, Joel
• TNT tops summer ratings.(news and comment)(broadcasters at the top)(Brief Article)
  by Becker, Anne
• Back on track, thanks to black: Kansas City station chief is a turnaround wiz.(Kirk Black and his aims)
  by Romano, Allison
• Judy Judy Judy: how a tough-talking Brooklyn judge led a courtroom revival.(Judge Judy television program)(Judith Sheindlin)(Paramount Pictures Corp. Domestic Television Div. programs)
  by Benson, Jim
• Change in the weatherman.(MARKET EYE)(Brief Article)
• Broadcasters get connected with Microsoft: connected services framework unifies television operations.
• The hit man: Wells nurtures talent in creating quality TV.(NEWS & COMMENT)(John Wells )(Biography)
  by Grossman, Ben
• Letter to our readers.(Microsoft Corp. teamed up with Broadcasting and Cable Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Martinez, Maria Montoya
• Kaitz fete raises $1.5 million.(Kaitz Foundation Dinner )(Brief Article)
• The prime time race.(Illustration)
• 11 o'clock nudes.(WOIO television station)(Sharon Reed )(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• Telecom draft would boost bells: Telcos would get streamlined franchise.(telephone companies and cable industry)(House Commerce Committee)(Brief Article)
  by Eggerton, John
• A special Latin beat: Puerto Ricans in U.S. get a taste of the island via WAPA.(SPECIAL REPORT: HISPANIC TV)(services of WAPA America)
  by Winslow, George
• A language lesson: English? Spanish? Which is best to reach Latin viewers?(SPECIAL REPORT: HISPANIC TV)
  by Winslow, George
• Comcast Cable.(CABLE TV)(Brief Article)
• Where to be and what to watch.(B&C WEEK)(Calendar)
  by Lasswel, Mark
• FMs.(deals between the radio broadcasting industry)
• Ratings 8/22-28/05: Nielsen media research.(Illustration)
• Twentieth backs 'Bernie Mac' with promo attack.(Twentieth Television, The Bernie Mac Show)(Brief Article)
  by Grossman, Ben
• Herwitz exits Fox.(Tom Herwitz leaves Fox Television Station Group)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison; Eggerton, John
• Insight Communications.(Insight Communications Company Inc. appoints Kirk A. Darfler and Doug Giesen)(Brief Article)

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