News Networks Forgo Ads on 9/11
Fox News Channel last Thursday became the first national cable network to announce that it will forgo all advertising during its extensive Sept. 11 coverage commemorating the anniversary of the terrorist attacks in Washington, D.C., and New York. The decision will cost the 24-hour news channel close to $1 million in ad revenues.

A&E Retools After Sabinson's Exit
For The Record
CableLabs Pleased With OCAP Tests
YES Fracas Might Be a Federal Case
Ex-Adelphia VP Sports Own Marketing Shop
This Just In
Disney Dips in Quarter
Fox: Adelphia Owes Us $20M
Small Ops Ready to Rumble
Gains Equal Losses
Upside to Down Stocks: Reregulation Insulation?
TVN Engages in Interactive Chaos
Plea: Make Consumers Demand VOD
USA, TNT Chip Away at Lifetime
EarthLink Touts Broadband Earnings
TWE May Finally Get Unwound
L.A. OKs Transfer, With Conditions
DBS Dealers Debate 'The Deal'