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‘Jeopardy’ Will Tape 10 Live Episodes at CES 2009, Sony Says

Sony Pictures Television’s syndicated show “Jeopardy” will tape 10 episodes before a live audience at next year’s Consumer Electronics Show in 2009, Sony announced today at CES. The announcement is the latest sign of the growing importance Sony and other…

Sony Makes Deal With YouTube

Sony Pictures television struck a deal with YouTube to launch a range of ad-supported channels on the video-sharing site, the companies announced today at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The first channel went live today with Sony’s Minisode…

CES After NATPE’s Mantle

With the Support of Sony and NBC, Market Embraces Content

Cox Tries Texting in Ads

Cable Giant Adds Mobile Marketing

Newsmakers

Close Up: Arthur Minson Time Warner Cable has promoted Arthur Minson to executive vice president and deputy chief financial officer. In this role, Mr. Minson will provide oversight of Time Warner Cable’s accounting, financial planning and analysis. Mr. Minson, previously…

Diverse Voices: Harmonizing Their Way Past Divisive Issues

At a time when rhetoric and rancor is running high in the Writers Guild of America strike, Hollywood would do well to go back to its roots and remember that the success of any deal depends on the character of…

Editorial: CES Lays Out Roadmap to the Digital Future

When a convention draws the likes of Bill Gates, Brian Roberts and General Motors’ Chairman-CEO Rick Wagoner as major speakers, and it’s neither a computer gathering, a cable convention nor a car show, attention must be paid. And paying attention…

Price Survey: Cost of Web Video Ads

CPMs, Advertising Options Vary Widely in Different Media Outlets

NBC’s Eggs All in One Basket

Multitude of Branded Platforms on Parade at Electronics Show

Daisy Whitney’s New Media Minute: CES

TelevisionWeek writer Daisy Whitney packs a CES preview, the latest news on Perez Hilton’s video technology and her pick for a pair of emerging Web video talents in the latest installment of the “New Media Minute.”