• Striking Writers Drop Two Key Demands
• Talks Set for Wednesday in Writers' Strike
• WGA Still Promises to Picket Oscar
• CNN Sets Mark With S.C. Face-Off
• Charter Pitches In For ‘Extreme Makeover’
• CTAM Hires Britt, Marcantel as VPs
• Cox Beefs Up Super Bowl XLII Support

• Comcast Plans South Philly Entertainment Complex

• E! Rolls Out Rojo Carpet For SAG

Striking Writers Drop Two Key Demands
In key concessions that could help move the stalled negotiations, the Writers Guild of America Tuesday dropped two major demands that the studios they're striking against claimed were untenable. click to read more...
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Talks Set for Wednesday in Writers' Strike
The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers and the Writers Guild have confirmed they will conduct "informal talks" on Wednesday. click to read more...
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WGA Still Promises to Picket Oscar
Just hours after the Oscar nominations were announced Tuesday, the striking Writers Guild of America once again vowed to boycott and picket the Feb. 24 Academy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles. click to read more...
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CNN Sets Mark With S.C. Face-Off
While pundits differ on who scored best in the debate, CNN was a clear-cut winner in the Nielsen column Monday night. click to read more...
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Charter Pitches In For ‘Extreme Makeover’
Volunteers from the Charter Communications Northern Nevada region got an inside look at an upcoming episode of ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition as amateur homebuilders and service suppliers backing a local project completed last week. click to read more...
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CTAM Hires Britt, Marcantel as VPs
CTAM has hired former Motorola executive Angela (Angie) Britt and former Discovery Communications executive Howard Marcantel as VP of advanced products and educational events, respectively. click to read more...
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Cox Beefs Up Super Bowl XLII Support
Cox Business in Phoenix is making ready for Super Bowl XLII on Feb. 3, working to make sure that reliable communications services are available when hundreds of thousands of NFL fans enter the grounds of University of Phoenix Stadium for the big game and other activities. click to read more...
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Comcast Plans South Philly Entertainment Complex
Comcast-Spectacor, the sports division of cable giant Comcast Corp., unveiled plans for a new retail and entertainment complex near the site of the Wachovia Spectrum arena in Philadelphia Tuesday, leaving the fate of the 41-year-old former sports palace in flux. click to read more...
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