Season Preview: Slim Pickings for First-Run
Syndicators Pinning Hopes on Prospects for 2006-07 Season
In Depth
FCC Cuts Red Tape in Areas Hit by Katrina
To help broadcasters affected by Hurricane Katrina get back on the air as soon as possible, the Federal Communications Commission last week announced that stations can erect temporary transmission antennas without awaiting the usual agency approval. At the same time,…
Season Preview: The New Battleground: Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
All Six Networks Debuting Dramas in Contested Time Slot
Hurricane Affects Production; Industry Mulls Relief Effort
By Christopher Lisotta and Jon Lafayette Several television productions were forced to shut down as a result of Hurricane Katrina, and in the immediate aftermath of the disaster the industry was inspired to review how to most sensitively handle upcoming…
Nat Geo Net Greenlights 8 Specials
Follows Ratings Highs
Net’s Other Off-Air Plans also Offbeat
The WB Network’s online efforts to promote “Supernatural” go beyond the ordinary, and so does the rest of its marketing campaign. One unique place the network is putting its message is on special mirrors in bathrooms in bars. The mirrors…
WB, Yahoo! Offer ‘Super’ Preview
Deal for Drama to Premiere Online Second of Its Kind
Edgy Slant to Fox Rebranding
Network Unleashes New On-Air Campaign to Convey Sexy, Rebellious Image
Weathering Katrina’s Wrath: Hardships Beset Reporters at Site
Journalists Stunned by Scenes of Horror on Gulf Coast
Rumsfeld Postpones ‘Letterman’ Appearance
Just days after the announcement that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld would make his maiden appearance on “Late Night With David Letterman” Tuesday, Sept. 6, the Bush administration official has postponed his visit to the CBS show, citing the Hurricane Katrina…