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Race To The Finish For NBC Universal Affiliates
by Todd Spangler, February 6, 2010
As part of its 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics push, NBC Universal spent more than a year working with cable, satellite and telco-TV partners for what stands to be the largest “TV Everywhere” effort by a programmer to date. But not everyone will make the team. More
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Black History Comes Alive On Demand
by R. Thomas Umstead, February 6, 2010More than two dozen cable networks and MSOs are teaming up to provide an extensive lineup of on-demand programming throughout February in recognition of Black History Month. More -
Updated: Comcast To Launch Xfinity Rebranding Campaign
Mike Farrell, February 3, 2010
Comcast is launching a massive re-branding campaign next week to reflect the changing technological and consumer landscape, attaching the Xfinity name to its entire product line and platforms. More
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Ovation TV Builds Sub Base To 35 Million Via Comcast Launches
Mike Reynolds, January 19, 2010Keyed by launches with top distributor Comcast, Ovation TV has lifted its subscriber base to some 35 million More -
ESPN2, Tennis Channel Serve Up More Coverage From Australian Open
Mike Reynolds, January 17, 2010
If you're down with the action from Down Under, ESPN2 and Tennis Channel have you covered. More
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NBCU Doubles Winter Games Coverage From Vancouver
Mike Reynolds, January 14, 2010
With the Winter Olympics now less than a month away, NBC Universal mapped out its schedule for the Vancouver Games, almost doubling its presentation from its coverage from Torino, Italy in 2006. More
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Bresnan Launches Dynamic VOD Ad Trial
Todd Spangler, January 14, 2010Bresnan Communications has kicked off a 12-week test of a dynamic ad-insertion system for video-on-demand programming in four Montana markets. More -
TV Guide Network Taps Robina To Lead Programming Push
Mike Reynolds, January 14, 2010
Diane Robina is going to provide some programming guidance for TV Guide Network. More
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C-SPAN Will Make Fox vs. FCC Profanity Case Available Online Wednesday
John Eggerton, January 13, 2010C-Span will make Wednesday's Second Circuit oral argument in the Fox vs. FCC profanity case available on-demand, online starting around 8 p.m. Wednesday night, according to spoeksman Peter Kiley. More -
Comcast Opens ESPN On Demand
Mike Reynolds, January 13, 2010Comcast has launched ESPN On Demand. More
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Who is Chris McKendry and why is she in the ESPN2 cast?She was stiff, able only...
Nancy Morris– 2/4/2010 9:48:57 PM EST
in response to ESPN2, Tennis Channel Serve Up More Coverage From Australian OpenOh, a name change might help. Like when ValuJet changed its name to AirTran, to...
Doug– 2/4/2010 11:27:55 AM EST
in response to Updated: Comcast To Launch Xfinity Rebranding CampaignI know Enberg must be a nice man but PLEASE find something else for him to do...
Mary Jane Graesser– 1/29/2010 11:43:53 PM EST
in response to ESPN2, Tennis Channel Serve Up More Coverage From Australian OpenI always feel that way. Too much adoration and not enugh admiration for the...
Anne Meyers– 1/29/2010 12:24:11 PM EST
in response to ESPN2, Tennis Channel Serve Up More Coverage From Australian Open
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