Fox Stations Add to ‘L&O’ Syndie Family
‘SVU’ Deal Shows Faith in Hour Dramas’ Strength
Daily Archives : Apr 27, 2008
Guest Commentary: Uncle Lloyd’s Remedy for What Ails Giant Media
Times are getting tough in the television industry. The viewing public seems to be moving on to video games and YouTube. And where movies are concerned, box office receipts haven’t been setting any records. Today’s reality is that the stock…
Ownership Fight Heats Up
Broadcasters, Newspapers Try to Head Off Congressional Action
Local Stations Should Be Socializing
Networking Sites Can Help Viewers Connect to Community, Broadcasters
Special Report: Taking Tundra to the Streets
Marketing Aims to Boost Street Cred
Peacock Spreads Producing Wings
NBC News Unit Behind ‘Dateline’ Makes Shows for Varied Outlets
The Insider: Diss and Dat
No A’s for Apologies … If there’s anything The Insider finds more off-putting than offensive remarks made by folks privileged enough to be employed by or be guests on TV news programs, it’s unsatisfactory apologies uttered under duress by the…
TVWeek Welcomes Adalian
Veteran Journalist Joins as Deputy Editor/Columnist
Smoking Gun
Before Product Integration Had a Name
Serling’s ‘Patterns’ an Icon of Lost Era
Anyone who seriously wonders why they call it the Golden Age need only screen a play like “Patterns,” which a young upstart named Rod Serling wrote for “Kraft Television Theatre” in 1955, to enjoy a lovely epiphany. Everything about it…