MCN - June 22, 2009

When this month draws to a close, it will mark the end of one era and the start of another for Women in Cable Telecommunications. That’s because, after eight years at WICT’s helm, CEO Benita Fitzgerald Mosley is stepping down as of June 30. Mosley, who is joining USA Track & Field in the newly created post of chief of sport performance, led the 30-year-old organization through a...

• Content
• 3-D Not Ready for Primetime
• Nets Take on Web Video

• Finance
• Retrans Feuds Ease Up
• Analyst: Bundle Overhyped

• Newsline
• DirecTV, NBCU Advance on The Ad Front
• Genachowksi: Focus On the Unserved
• Canoe Sinks Zone Ad Plan
• Broadband Services Prove Resilient
• Comcast Buys Rest of NECN
• TNA Jumps Into the Broadband Ring
• Allen Sells Out for Hundreds
• Coda
• Coda

• Opinion
• Why ’09 Is Tru2way’s Boom Year

• People
• People

• Platforms
• TRA Takes Set-Top Data to the Store
• Vendors File Flurry of Waivers
• Translation Please
• The Black and White of White Spaces

• Rules
• 'Local’ Agenda at SHVERA Hearing
• Bill Calls for B’band 'Fairness’

• Special Report
• Meetings of the Minds
• Mosley Looks Back — and Ahead
• Building Cable's Better Mousetraps

• Through the Wire
• At Rain-Soaked Open, Weather TV Needed

• Top Stories
• Down But Not Out

• Viewpoint
• A Sporting Life: Fox’s Bob Thompson
• Talkback