FCC Waiver Allows Tribune Deal to Proceed
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Keri Renewal Sponsors Lifetime Reality Series
‘Queer Eye’s’ Kressley Set to Host ‘Naked’
Real People Review Movies for Reelz
Viewers Will Vote Off Three Webcam Critics Each Week
Sprout Plants ‘Fifi’ on Linear Channel
Outlet Hopes U.S. Exclusive Will Help It Build Audience
FCC-Cable Battle May Have Legs
Dispute Could Affect Issues Facing Agency in Future
The Insider: No Opinions, Just Questions
Forget the residual deal points for a few minutes. Four weeks into the writers strike, The Insider has more (im)pertinent questions to kick around. Like: Who’da thunk NBC’s Carson Daly would have been the first late-nighter to go back to…
Hollywood Writers, Producers Resume Battle
The war of words is back on in the Hollywood writers strike. Contract negotiations temporarily ceased Thursday, with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers and the Writers Guild of America issuing starkly contrasting statements characterizing the progress made…
FCC Approves Tribune Waiver on Party-Line Vote
The Federal Communications Commission on Friday, on a 3-to-2 party-line vote, approved the Tribune Co.’s sale to investor Sam Zell and an employee stock ownership plan, allowing the $8.2 billion deal to go forward by year end. The FCC gave…
Writers Strike News Roundup: Fri., Nov. 30
Conan Covers Staff Salaries Conan O’Brien is offering to pay 80 non-writing staff members of his show “Late Night With Conan O’Brien” for the foreseeable future, Daily Variety says. Mr. O’Brien joins David Letterman in opting to pay staff through…