TV Awards Shows

TCA: Starz Continuing to Pursue 'Epic, Entertainment and Fun' Programming

By: By Linda Haugstead Aug 7 2010 - 6:58pm

Premium channel presented new series Camelot, Torchwood: The New World and Spartacus: Gods of the Arena

TCA: New ABC Entertainment Chief Admits ‘There Is Work To Do'

By: By Marisa Guthrie -- Broadcasting & Cable Aug 1 2010 - 7:57pm

Paul Lee moves from cable to broadcast and a ‘bigger canvas'; says no changes in the offing for fall schedule

TCA '09: January Press Tour

By: By Multichannel News Staff Jan 8 2009 - 6:00pm

Pundits have convened for the Television Critics Association winter press tour in Los  ,.geles. Check here for complete coverage from Multichannel News.

Putting on a (No-)Show at TCA

By: by R. Thomas Umstead, Programming Editor Jan 24 2009 - 8:00am

The Winter Television Critics Association Tour staged a comeback this month after last year's version was cancelled due to the crippling Writer's Guild of America strike in early 2008.

The two-week tour involves 200 or so somewhat curmudgeonly television writers who get to question, criticize and at times hobnob with celebrities and network executives from nearly two dozen broadcast and cable networks touting their latest “must-see” scripted or reality series.

TCA: SyFy Bulks Up Programming

By: By Andrea Domanick -- Broadcasting & Cable Jul 31 2010 - 1:19am

Network announces slate of seven scripted projects

FCC Revives Commercial Ad Limit Audits for Cable, Satellite

By: Dec 31 1969 - 8:00pm

NAB's Smith: FCC Spectrum Plan Threatens Border Cities

By: Dec 31 1969 - 8:00pm

McDowell: FCC Should Look Into Wrongdoing by Any Company

By: Dec 31 1969 - 8:00pm

CC Denies Stay Of Online Political Rule Enforcement

By: Dec 31 1969 - 8:00pm

As expected, the FCC's media Bureau has denied the National Association of Broadcasters request that it delay implementation of its political file online reporting rules until a federal court hears NAB's challenge to those rules.

The FCC voted in April to require the Big Four network affiliates in the top 50 markets to send the FCC their files, including spot prices and who bought the spots, to the FCC for posting online for all to see. The balance of TV stations must follow suit two years from now, after the FCC has vetted the regime, and sought comment, a year in.

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