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July 23, 2001
PROGRAMMING
At ESPN, the ?Extra? Means Interactive
ESPN Networks continues to step up its interactive pace. Last week the network said its single-screen programming...
by staci d. kramer
BET Gets Blast of Viacom Synergy
Can the news-gathering resources of CBS give Black Entertainment Television a higher profile? Corporate...
by will lee
Bloomberg Jumps Ahead In Net Race
Michael R. Bloomberg has reportedly already spent more than $8 million of his own money in a quest to become...
BY WILL LEE
briefs
CHILD-ISH GLEE OVER RATINGS AT LIFETIME The big Monday night cable-net catfight pitting Delta...
More Sopranos, But When?
HBO has apparently made an offer to David Chase that he couldn't refuse. The creator and executive producer...
BY WILL LEE
OXYGEN BREATHING WITHOUT BERGEN
Oxygen's fall programming schedule is a mix of celebrities, ?real? people, and even a celebrity-hosted...
staci d. kramer
Interactive TV
A Room With An Interactive View
Just down the coast from this week's Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing conference in...
BY RICHARD COLE
Source Media's Financial Woes Get Deeper
Analysts are all but certain that the curtain is about to fall on Source Media Inc., one of the cable industry's...
BY K. C. NEEL
Business
AOL Time Warner Revenue Falls Short
Turns out AOL Time Warner is more vulnerable to the economic slump that's pounded the advertising market...
by mavis scanlon
briefs
CONCURRENT AHEAD OF REVENUE PACE Concurrent Computer announced it would beat its fourth-quarter revenue...
MEDIACOM GETS FINANCING, CLOSES ACQUISITIONS
It's official: Mediacom Communications catapulted to the eighth-largest MSO in the country last week with...
mavis scanlon
Rigas Family Selling $385M in Adelphia Stock
The Rigas family is looking to raise some cash. About $385 million dollars, to be more precise, through...
by mavis scanlon
Marketplace
companies in the news
TIVO (NASDAQ: TIVO) AOL Time Warner and Samsung will work together to develop a next-generation AOLTV set-top...
DEAL WRAP
DOW JONES VS. CABLE MSO WATCH
...
People
People
com21, inc.clear channel entertainment Paula Balzer to chief marketing officer from president...
General
?A Brand People Trust?
The last few years have seen satellite companies create some memorable advertising campaigns, most notably...
BY CHRISTOPHER SCHULTZ
AOL FORMS TECH PARTNERSHIPS
AOL Time Warner last week struck a strategic marketing and technology deal with Samsung Electronics to...
AT&T: No Biz As Usual
Bidders for some of AT&T's smaller cable systems have run into an unexpected roadblock. Until the nation's...
BY MAVIS SCANLON
briefs
BILLIONS OF BROADBAND BUCKS There's bucks in broadband, the Brookings Institute says ? at least if...
briefs
LIFETIME HOOKS UP WITH BARNES & NOBLE Lifetime is forming is own book club via its website, Lifetimetv.com....
Building a Business on Betty Boop
A Los Angeles-based company is looking to create a video-on-demand business online with B-movies. Movieflix...
by richard cole
Cablevision Rocks on With Band Contest
James Dolan knows a thing or two about noise. Back in the days when the Cablevision Systems president and...
by jon lafayette
Downturn Hits Revenue Per Subscriber
The honeymoon is indeed over. After more than two decades of double-digit growth, revenue from local ad...
ESPN, USA Pay Steep Greens Fees
THE GOLF CHANNEL DIDN'T MAKE THE CUT FOR PGA TOURNAMENTS BUT WILL BE THE EXCLUSIVE HOME OF THE...
BY STACI D. KRAMER
Has It Been Too Easy For Cable in the Capital?
Cable industry lobbyists these days must smile when they check out the media news dispatches spilling out...
by erik wemple
Hitting The Books At Comcast University
Every two weeks for the last two years, Comcast Cable president Steve Burke has told the groups of executives...
BY STACI D. KRAMER
I'm Barry Diller: Fly Me
With online travel agency Expedia.com packed in his suitcase, USA Networks chairman Barry Diller is booking...
BY STACI D. KRAMER
iNexTV Shuts
In yet another sign that the Web isn't quite ready for television-style video streaming, Ampex-owned iNexTV...
RICHARD COLE
Is Ergen Really Done Bidding For DirecTV?
Charlie Ergen is out of the bidding for rival DirecTV. Or is he? Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. appeared to...
BY ANDREA FIGLER
JACKSONVILLE GIVES AT&T MORE TIME ON COMPLAINTS
AT&T Broadband has until the end of August to put up or pay up in Jacksonville, Fla., where the city government...
STACI D. KRAMER
Location is Everything
Cox marketer Art Reynolds says the company's digital campaigns cost little given how many new...
BY K. C. NEEL
markets
...
Networks Eye Ad World's Big Spenders
The true fate of how the current advertising downturn will affect ad-supported cable networks lies in the...
New Arbitron System Could Mean Big Bucks for Cable
New ratings systems are registering cable viewership as higher than that measured by Nielsen. And that...
BY JON LAFAYETTE
Oxygen Promotion Pushes Women Into Politics
Geraldine Laybourne's Oxygen Media is promoting powerful women. While its upcoming entertainment campaign...
by staci d. kramer
quote
?What a business!?? Ed Tettemer, co-founder of Philadelphia's...
Ratings
TOP 20 BASIC CABLE AD-SUPPORTED PROGRAMS WEEK OF...
Talk About Sky-High Taxes
In an attempt to keep Hughes Electronics, parent of DirecTV, from moving out of the state, California's...
ANDREA FIGLER
The War Over 1.1
The heightened competition in the cable modem market has many vendors fearing a shakeout. ...
BY BRIAN SANTO
They Pitched Cable Before It Was Cool
If Red Tettemer weren't already known for its high-profile advertising work on behalf of the cable industry,...
BY CHRISTOPHER SCHULTZ
Universal Inks VOD Deal
Universal Studios last week became the first major Hollywood moviemaker to make films available for video-on-demand...
MAKING MONEY IN VIDEO-ON-DEMAND
AND YOU THINK BILLS ARE TRICKY NOW?
Many operators see video-on-demand and subscription VOD as a potential cash machine that will churn out...
BY K. C. NEEL
CLOGGED PIPES, AND HOW TO FIX THEM
While cable systems managers view video-on-demand as the killer app that can stave off competition from...
BY JON LAFAYETTE
IT CAME FROM THE INTERNET
The promise of video-on-demand couldn't be clearer: Jerald Kent, president and CEO of Charter Communications,...
BY RICHARD COLE
THE BIG PAYOFF?
Cable operators have bet the plant, investing billions of dollars in upgrades to make two-way, interactive...
BY SHIRLEY BRADY
THE PERILS OF MARKETING
With video-on-demand and subscription video-on-demand, a little marketing can be a dangerous thing, as...
BY CHRISTOPHER SCHULTZ

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