MCN - September 6, 2010

Google has cornered the market on Web searches, and its Android software is on track to power more than 50 million mobile phones by the end of the year.

• Coda
• ‘DishOnline’ Goes Live
• Cable One, Knology Add RedZone
• IN BRIEF

• Content
• Bringing the Fright On a Full-Time Basis
• USA’s Summer Threepeat

• Finance
• Media Funds Scooping Up Shares In DirecTV

• Newsline
• News
• Net Action at FCC Shifts Into Neutral
• Comprehensive Peace
• Apple Goes Rental
• FOR THE RECORD
• ‘Discipline’ Saved Lives at Discovery HQ
• Hallmark Wants to Talk to AT&T
• Mediacom’s Commisso Pulls Back Buyout Offer

• People
• People

• Platforms
• Riding the MPEG-4 Wave
• Translation Please
• BACK TO SCHOOL ON WEB INTERFACES

• Rules
• Allbritton Cites Comcast Harm
• Cable’s New Pole Problems

• Special Report
• With Rights Deal Expiring, Emmy Telecast Ticks Up
• Cable Wins (Again) At Emmys
• Shop Until Your iPhone Drops

• Through the Wire
• CBS, DirecTV Got Their Game On In 3D At Tennis’ U.S. Open

• Viewpoint
• Access
• Competition In a Brave, New World
• Column
• Over The Top