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Syndication Giant Roger King Dead at 63

Syndication titan Roger M. King, most recently CEO of CBS Television Distribution, died Saturday from complications of a stroke he suffered Friday at his home in Boca Raton, Fla. He was 63. Mr. King, through his King World Productions, was…

Q&A: Dr. Phil’s Prescription for Syndication Success

It’s hard to believe that 2008 will mark 10 years since Dr. Phil McGraw made his first appearance on “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” He soon transformed Tuesday afternoons when he became a regular weekly guest on the show. Then when…

Q&A: Bravo’s Zalaznick on Bravo’s Future

Building a Blended TV Family

New Shows May Gain From Strike

Less Competition Means a Clearer Shot

‘Extra’ Turns to Web

‘No Good TV’ Leaps to Evening Newsmagazine

Interactive YES Scores With Fans

The New York Yankees fell short of the World Series last year, but fans stayed tuned in longer to games shown locally on satellite TV, thanks partly to interactive features provided by DirecTV. Ray Hopkins, chief operating officer of the…

Long Strike Vexing Late Show Bookers

Guests Still Must Be Landed in Case of Accord

New Moves Take Shackles Off of Mobile

Verizon’s Open Access and Google’s Android Promise Freedom, Flexibility

Ramage Drama Ends at Bienstock

News Talent Agent Sees Himself in Much Happier Place

‘Whacked’ Spinoff Set for Syndie, MyNetwork

Weekly Mighty Oak Series to Debuton Both in 2008

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