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Bloggers Find Space at NBC

Local Stations Aim to Attract Younger Audiences to Their Web Sites

Advertisers Eager to Take Part in Event

Exxon, Sprint, Cisco Sponsor CNN’s Inaugural Coverage

Trifecta Programming Takes a Wild Turn

Syndicator Trifecta Entertainment is offering Longneedle Entertainment’s “Animal Atlas,” “Animal Atlas Classics” and “Safari Tracks” to stations for fall 2009. Trifecta is packaging the three shows, along with “Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild,” into a two-hour educational and informative programming…

Editorial: Local TV News on Web: Attack, Attack, Attack!

Difficult times spur the greatest innovations, and television stations are proving the point. The recession is choking off revenue for stations, their newscasts face ever more ratings challenges as young viewers drift to the Web, and local newspapers are challenging…

Guest Commentary: Television in 2009: Will the Recession Save TV From Itself?

The year 2009 will put stress on the TV industry because the TV business has grown disingenuous. Hardware and software industries revolutionize the ways we use our TV set while advertisers cling to the notion that viewing behavior isn’t changing…

10 Tips for Growing Sales in ’09

A Big Dose of Innovation Can Boost Market Share in a Difficult Economy

Network-Proven: Names Pull in Syndie Dollars

With a crumbling economy worrying stations and syndicators, the panel of experts consulted for TelevisionWeek’s 2009 Most Bankable Stars of Syndication are putting their money on off-network personalities. This year’s list is dominated by off-net stars such as Charlie Sheen,…

The Panelists

TelevisionWeek asked five industry insiders to help select the most bankable syndication stars for 2009. Here’s a brief look at the panelists: Road to NATPE Network-Proven: Names Pull in Syndie Dollars . . . More » The Panelists . ….

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