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NBC, Affils Talk Leno

Stations Caught Off Guard by Move, Offer Input to Net

Leno’s Revenue Potential Unclear

Jay Leno’s “The Tonight Show” is a cash cow in late night. But just how much advertising revenue it will generate in prime time is anyone’s guess, media buyers say. According to TNS Media Intelligence, “The Tonight Show” generates about…

NBC, CBS Prep Originals for Online

Even though NBC has been wracked by huge layoffs and a tanking economy, the network’s digital division will start shooting a pilot this week for an online late-night talk show, one of nine planned Web shows for 2009. And NBC…

FCC Transition May Be a Bloodless One

Scathing Report on Chairman Unlikely to Spark Overhaul

HBO Previews ‘Conchords’ Online at FunnyorDie.com

HBO will preview the first episode of the new season of its comedy “Flight of the Conchords” on the FunnyorDie.com Web site this week, a month before the series launches on the cable channel. HBO bought a stake in the…

Column: Independents Lead the Way to Profit in Web Video

I have good tidings to share this holiday season. And here it is: Maybe it is better to be an independent. In the past few weeks, a number of independent Web video producers have inked some impressive money-making deals that…

2nd-Year Series Top Ratings

Off-Net Strips ‘Men,’ ‘Family Guy’ Hold Their Own Against Long-Running Favorites

‘Office,’ ‘L&O: SVU’ Headed to Fall ‘09

Off-network syndication offerings for 2009 are slim, but with syndicators and stations concerned about the tough economy, the segment’s importance will grow considerably in the next couple of seasons. Along with being the network’s top-rated show, NBC Universal’s “The Office”…

‘Two and a Half Men’ Building on Syndication

‘Two and a Half Men’s’ Lorre Sees Syndie Runs Adding to Show’s Network Viewership

Chart: Projected Weeklies & Strips