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Cable Show 2012: Outdoor Channel Bolsters 2012-13 Lineup
by MCN Staff, May 21, 2012Network says it has embarked on a "bold content investment strategy." More -
Mae Douglas, Tom Rutledge Head Vanguard Award List
by MCN Staff, April 28, 2011Mae Douglas of Cox Communications and Tom Rutledge of Cablevision Systems are the 2011 recipients of the cable industry's top honor, the Vanguard Award for "Distinguished Leadership," the NCTA said. More -
WICT Seeks Accolade Noms
by MCN Staff, February 24, 2011Women in Cable Telecommunications wants nominations for the 2011 Signature Accolades, the organization's highest award for original cable programming. More -
Six Picked for Cable Hall of Fame's Spring Induction
by Kent Gibbons, February 4, 2010Yolanda Barco, Allen Ecker, Terence McGuirk, Marc Nathanson, Abbe Raven and JR Shaw have been chosen as the 2010 class inducted into the Cable Hall of Fame, in a ceremony in Los Angeles on May 11. More -
Conyers Praises Comcast/NBCU PUblic Interest Steps, Wants More
John Eggerton, January 28, 2010House Judiciary Committee chairman John Conyers (D-Mich.) said Thursday he "applauded" the public-interest filing made today by Comcast and NBCU as they launched FCC review of the deal, though he suggested some of his own additional conditions. More -
New Reality For Old Nets
by R. Thomas Umstead, October 17, 2009News Corp.’s decision to rebrand its Fox Reality Channel into a spinoff of National Geographic Channel continues a recent wave of media companies opting to rebrand smaller basic-cable services in their portfolios, maximizing the value of that TV shelf space. More -
2008 CABLE SHOW: ‘Battle of Bands’ Raises $300,000 For New Orleans
By Kent Gibbons, May 21, 2008
The Cable Show convention ended Tuesday night with a Battle of the Bands fundraiser that raised about $300,000 for charitable efforts to assist in the recovery of New Orleans, the National Cable mp; Telecommunications Association said. More
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2008 CABLE SHOW: Sports Nets Tout Value of Content; Ops Warn About Repercussions
By Linda Moss, May 20, 2008NEW ORLEANS—Several sport programmers Tuesday sang the praises of their content’s value, to passionate fans and as fodder for new-media platforms, while cable operators cautioned that spiraling prices have to be held in line. More -
2008 CABLE SHOW: Operators Must Balance Content, Services To Serve Diverse Audience: Panel
By Kent Gibbons, May 20, 2008NEW ORLEANS—Cable operators realize they must have the right programming mix and marketing messages to reach Spanish-speaking and other multicultural communities—but face the continual challenge of balancing those opportunities with keeping pricing competitive and conserving bandwidth for other revenue targets. More -
2008 CABLE SHOW: Esser: Cox ‘On the Verge’ Of Advanced Ads
By Todd Spangler, May 20, 2008NEW ORLEANS—Cox Communications president Pat Esser said the industry is poised to generate “material” revenue from interactive and addressable advertising formats in the next two years, and said his company is “on the verge” of bringing out such capabilities. More
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Summer Ratings -- USA Wins Week; `Pawn Stars' Most Watched Show (6/14-6/20)
USA Network tops all basic cable networks for the week of June 14 to June 20 as the summer ratings race begins to heat up.
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