Warren Wilson Overcame
It isn’t a coincidence that reporter Warren Wilson chose to retire this month after 21 years with KTLA-TV in Los Angeles, just as the Michael Jackson trial was coming to an end. It wasn’t that he was covering the trial….
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Tech Briefs: Fuse Adds More Interactivity
Youth-oriented network Fuse said it is building on its upfront promise to deliver on multiple platforms by adding interactive capabilities to three shows this summer. The net’s target audience is the 12-to-24-year-old crowd that excels at watching TV, surfing the…
Text-Centric Sites Getting Makeovers
Viacom Moves to Web Portals; NBC Stations Launching New Media
Tips to Spice Up a Local Market Plan
Enhancements That Deliver More Productivity Will Grab Attention
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RolesRyan Devlin has been tapped as host for “ET on MTV” and “ET on VH1.” Mr. Devlin will report on music, television, film and fashion for the newsmagazine show. Mr. Devlin previously had a recurring role on The WB’s “Grounded…
Cabler’s Motives Under Question
Analysts Ponder Whether Move to Take Cablevision Private Is Guise for Selloff
USA: 25 Years: Channel Changed the TV Business
By Lee Alan Hill Special to TelevisionWeek It began in small quarters in Oakland, N.J., moving then to a bank building in the equally sleepy, mostly suburban residential New Jersey community of Glen Rock. All along, USA Network was creating…
USA: 25 Years: Getting Down to Brand Specifics
Net Built On General Programming Adopts New Focus, Slogan, Look
USA Network: 25 Years: Celebrated ‘Monk’ Seen As Having Staying Power
By Lee Alan Hill Special to TelevisionWeek While it was not the network’s first original series, nor its highest-rated, “Monk” is the show that has accorded USA the most respect, by earning critical acclaim and awards. The series, which premiered…