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February 19, 2001
PROGRAMMING
New Nick Block Aims for Tweens
Stepping directly into the fray for one of today's hottest demos, Nickelodeon will soon seek "tweens" with a branded Sunday night franchise.TEENick,...
MIKE REYNOLDS
New Shows, CNN Said
Now it's case a of entertainment news imitating art.CNN began airing He Said/She Said, a film and entertainment review show, Feb. 17. The program - bearing...
MIKE REYNOLDS
The Big Picture
Waiting Out The Backlash
As MSOs fiddle, can ITV services survive? Several years ago I injured my hand and waited impatiently for it to heal. Once I complained to a friend of...
ANDY GROSSMAN
Broadband Content
Booting Up Soccer
The world's most popular sport has gone pay-per-view over the Internet.After two years of trials, VideoSport.com and e-Media streamed a European soccer...
RICHARD COLE
RealNetworks Shifts to TV Sets
RealNetworks has taken another step toward blurring the line between television and the personal computer.In a deal the company says marks a shift in...
RICHARD COLE
Interactive TV
Why the `D' in VOD Stands for Delay
By most accounts, video-on-demand is a killer application for operators wanting to introduce their customers to interactivity. But deployment of VOD...
K.C. NEEL
Broadband
Cable-Ready Computer May Be In The Cards
It's a tantalizing situation the computer companies are creating for MSOs: The industry is pulling the cable modem directly into the PC, which will drive...
BRIAN SANTO
Developing Home Network Technologies
If you never thought the "space-age" home you admired as a kid on The Jetsons could become your reality as an adult, think again. Home networking is...
CABLE WORLD STAFF
RiverDelta Teams Up With Alopa's Open Access
Alopa Networks and RiverDelta Networks are teaming up on a self-provisioning system for DOCSIS 1.1 broadband networks based on Alopa's Open Access."The...
BRIAN SANTO
Business
Cablevision Delays Sony Boxes
Cablevision Systems pushed back the deployment of its Sony digital boxes until the fall, contributing to the drop in the MSO's stock price.The rollout,...
CABLE WORLD STAFF
Marketing & Advertising
TW Cable Pushes `More' Digital
Continuing to prime the promotional pump, Time Warner Cable is mounting a direct mail campaign during the next month to boost sales of digital services...
MIKE REYNOLDS
People
People
Bravo Krissie Verbic to VP-national accounts and affiliate marketing from director-national accounts.The Cable Center James Anderson to director-development...
CABLE WORLD STAFF
Between the Lines
Between the lines
Fast Women Pushing the Accelerator Sporting a come-hither look and expressing her need for speed, hot rod vixen and enthusiast Mercedes Cory is shifting...
CABLE WORLD STAFF
General
Animals Star in Planet Promos
Bringing voice and imagery to the network's credo, Animal Planet is embarking on the most extensive branding campaign in its history with the launch...
MIKE REYNOLDS
Increased Programming Costs Boost Cable Rates
The latest numbers from the Federal Communications Commission on cable rates might create more fodder for public interest groups, but programmers must...
DAVID CONNELL
Insight Makes Bet on VOD
Insight Communications is heavily betting that video-on-demand will drive subscribers to sign up for its interactive service, Digital Gateway.The cable...
ANDREA FIGLER
Layoffs Hit AT&T
Cuts Leave Industry Asking Who's Next A flurry of pink slips at AT&T Broadband late last week is the latest sign of an uncertain atmosphere that is making...
K.C. NEEL AND BRIAN SANTO
Letter to the Editor
To The Editor: While Cablevision as a practice does not comment on proprietary services it might have under development, the recent Cable World article...
CABLE WORLD STAFF
Litany Of Lawsuits Orbit DBS
What do must carry, Gemstar, hot-shot lawyer David Boise and New Orleans prostitutes have in common?They are all at the center of lawsuits involving...
DAVID CONNELL
Network Heads Support Election Reform Bill
Major legislation was on the table, and industry executives from both cable and broadcast agreed.They weren't talking about must carry, open access or...
DAVID CONNELL
NO ROOM FOR FAMILIES
Viewing habits clash with calls for friendly shows on cable. It's 8 p.m. on a Monday night. In his room, an 8-year-old boy catches up with the latest...
MIKE REYNOLDS
Powell To Review FCC Policies and Procedures
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell appears to be moving quickly on his pledge to reform the way the FCC does business.Powell plans...
DAVID CONNELL
SET Looks to CBS For Promo Punch
Complementing its cable, radio and print schedules, Showtime Event Television will support the WBA heavyweight championship bout between Evander Holyfield...
MIKE REYNOLDS
The New TV Challengers
Threat to cable from the Web Cable operators may eventually rue the day when the Internet bubble burst, or at least shrank to a dimension supported by...
RICHARD COLE
Video World's Not Safe From Napster
Despite Chilling Court Ruling, File Sharing Remains a Threat It's like that whack-a-mole arcade game. Every time a mole pops up out of a hole, you have...
RICHARD COLE

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