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Changing World Means Constant Adjustments
Monthly Archives : March 2008
Potter: Stick to the Point
A Journalism Expert Will Give Tips at AHCJ
Diagnoses of the Rich and Famous
Celebrity-Related Medical Stories Can Be Teaching Moments
Capturing the Reality of TV’s Doctors
Series Aim to Ease Fears by Showing What Happens in O.R.
Broadcaster Takes Cancer Personally
Husband’s Death Informs Couric’s Crusade for Coverage of Colon Screenings
AHCJ Awards: 2007 Winners
Awards will be presented at a luncheon March 29 at Health Journalism 2008. TV/Radio – Top 20 Markets First place: “Where’s Molly?” Elizabeth Cohen, Jennifer Pifer, Amy Morelly, CNN Second place: “Nick’s Choice,” Joe Fryer, Brett Akagi, KARE-TV, Minneapolis Third…
Many Happy Returns: Strong Ratings for CBS Comedies May Bode Well for Nets
If the ratings for CBS’ Monday night comedies last week are any indication, things might be looking up for the return of scripted television after the Writers Guild of America strike—but don’t uncork the champagne just yet. “The Big Bang…
Media Planner: Frequency Is Still Key to a Good TV Plan
The Correct Amount of Exposure Depends on Product, Competition
Guest Commentary: Standards, Content Falling Into Place for Mobile TV
Mobile TV—it could have 210 million viewers and global earnings of $11.7 billion by 2011. But while transforming promise to profit is acknowledged to be a challenge, the service characteristics of personalization and convenience, driven by video convergence and supported…
Connected to the Community
KNBC’s Longtime Medical Reporter Hensel Wants Information to Empower Viewers