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In the wake of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association may be forced to move its national show, scheduled for next May, from New Orleans. But Kyle McSlarrow, NCTA’s president and CEO, said NCTA…
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Filmmakers Weigh How Long to Wait
Fox’s Thursday night pairing of the return of “The O.C.” and its new emsemble drama “Reunion” did average numbers for the network, according to Nielsen Media Research. “The O.C.” was seen by 7.4 million viewers, consistent with its second-season average…
CNN won an injunction late Friday to prevent any agency from limiting the cable news network’s ability to cover any aspect of the Hurricane Katrina story. CNN asked for the injunction Friday afternoon as it filed a lawsuit against the…
In a move that could throw cold water on the phone companies’ plan to roll out video services in Texas, cable operators there filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block a law that would have allowed the phone companies to…
Waterman Broadcasting Corp., licensee of WBBH-TV, Fort Myers, Fla., and Montclair Communications, licensee of WZVN-TV in Naples, Fla., on Friday asked the Federal Communications Commission’s enforcement bureau to scrap $24,000 fines the bureau assessed against each of the stations for…