• ESPN Snags 2010, 2012 Olympics Rights In South America

  Alex Weprin, November 12, 2009
  ESPN has signed an agreement with the International Olympic Committee to televise the 2010 and 2012 Olympic Games in South America.  More

• ESPN's `World Series of Poker' Finale Draws 2.1 Million Viewers 

  by R. Thomas Umstead, November 12, 2009
  More than 2.1 million viewers tuned in to ESPN's Nov. 10 same-daycoverage of the World Series of Poker, the network said Thursday.  More

• WE tv Talks GuySpeak

  by MCN Staff, November 12, 2009
  WE tv has launched GuySpeak.com, an interactive forum for women to have their questions about the opposite sex answered by real men.  More

• Versus To Televise International Speed Skating Competition

  by R. Thomas Umstead, November 12, 2009
  Comcast Cable-owned Versus sports network will televise an international speed skating competition beginning Nov. 14.  More

• History, White House Honor Veterans

  by MCN Staff, November 12, 2009
  President Barack Obama and Abbe Raven, CEO at History parent A&E Television Networks, kicked off the Take a Veteran to School Day initiative at the White House on Wednesday.  More

• Vivendi Mum on NBCU

  by Mike Farrell, November 12, 2009
  Vivendi S.A. chief financial officer Philippe Capron nipped any hopes of news on the Comcast-NBC Universal merger in the bud Thursday.  More

• Home Shopping Drives HSN Inc.

  by Mike Farrell, November 12, 2009
  Total sales fell 5% in the third quarter at HSN Inc., but cash flow soared 30% fueled by strong performance at the flagship home-shopping network.  More

• CNN Taps John King For New Political Show

  by R. Thomas Umstead, November 12, 2009
  CNN didn't waste anytime in filling the programming hole left by Lou Dobbs' departure Wednesday night,  announcing Thursday that its chief national correspondent John Kingwill helm a new weeknight political show beginning next year.  More

• NFL Network COO Williams: Progress Made, But Distribution Holes Remain

  Mike Reynolds, November 12, 2009
  NFL Network kicks off its eight-game primetime slate tonight with a significantly larger distribution lineup, but a number of key holdouts remain off its roster.  More

• Lou Dobbs Exits CNN

  Alex Weprin (Broadcasting & Cable), November 12, 2009
  CNN anchor Lou Dobbs -- one of the network's first hires in 1980 -- is leaving the channel, he said on his program Nov. 11. He said his departure was effective immediately, and that Wednesday's Lou Dobbs Tonight was his last.  More

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