Panelists
Linda Finnell
Linda Finnell
Although he is now rich, famous and married to Trista Rehn, the Vail, Colo., Fire Department’s most famous employee, Ryan Sutter, still found time to lend his name and act as model for a good cause: to support an Art…
Viewers of TNT probably aren’t sure whether ads featuring Cate Blanchett, Ron Howard, Liv Tyler and Jude Law are commercials for new movies or promotions for the network itself.
1. Carol Mendelsohn, left, and Ann Donahue, co-creators of “CSI: Miami,” appear at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ Women in Television panel Dec. 6 in North Hollywood, Calif.
The topic of religion is of deep interest to millions, but it doesn’t generate a lot of interest within newsrooms.
As the shadow of Rupert Murdoch loomed over the recent Western Show, few in the cable business seemed willing to characterize News Corp.’s impending acquisition of DirecTV as a positive development. But the merger, which appears likely to clear its…
Next June will mark the 10th anniversary of a watershed event in TV news coverage, an event about which Tom Brokaw said at the time, “No scriptwriter, no dramatist could possibly conceive it.”It was a news event so compelling that…
It wasn’t so presto, but the change-over of ABC’s programming formats has been taking place right before the very eyes of the competitive TV industry and the eagle-eyed press in bits and pieces for two seasons.
“Tonight Show With Jay Leno” was the only late-night show up year to year in adults 18 to 49 during the November sweeps. “Tonight” was up 9 percent in the demo and up 5 percent in total viewers with an…
Broadcast network programming and marketing executives are being heavily pitched a new technology called FanLib, which allows fans of TV shows to jointly write scripts for a particular episode. However, standing in FanLib’s way are key hurdles, including resistance from…