Broadcasting & Cable - September 17, 2000

New research from Media Metrix and Jupiter Communications says that, on average, teenagers spend less time online than adults, averaging 303 minutes per month, while adults average 728 per month. Adults ages 18-34 spend 656 minutes while 35–49-year-olds spend 804. Copies of the report are available at www.jup.com.CNN Interactive has launched CNNfyi.

• Lee Davis

• Advertising
• Big move for BuyMedia

• Broadcasting and Cable
• Broadcasting and Cable
• Real to real
• Arafat picks Cartoon Net
• Programming
• Scrambling

• Broadcasting and Cable Eye
• Clashing commissioners
• Programming
• Rekindling Shandling
• Technology
• Datacasting or bust

• Business
• The gospel according to…
• Its synergy time for CBS

• COVERSTORY
• Jerry Lee
• Holdouts for independence
• Bob Bittner
• Andrew A. Langston
• William OShaughnessy
• Michael Zwerling
• Michael L. Carter

• CableRatings
• CableRating
• CableRatings

• ChangingHands
• ChangingHands
• StationTrades
• TVS
• COMBOS
• Correction

• Common Ground
• Promotion, not research

• Editorials
• COMMITTED TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT
• Editorials
• COMMITTEDTOTHEFIRSTAMENDMENT
• The long view
• The short view

• Interactive Media
• The sound of silence
• fyi at cnn
• less is less for teens
• To the moon
• IVT leases DENs DEN
• PLATFORM FROM worldGate

• MEDIAVIOLENCE
• Hollywood in the hot seat
• Marketing Violent Entertainment to Children: An excerpt from the FTC report

• MediaViolence
• Shooting Marbles
• The scarlet R
• DGA says revamp ratings
• Media take a pounding

• P.J. Bednarski
• Too hot for cool medium

• People
• BACKSTORY
• People
• BEDA cares
• Whats he talking about? (Week 2)
• FATES and FORTUNES
• FACETIME
• Rambling on
• How-to pow wow
• THE FIFTH ESTATER
• Surviving in TV research
• David Mumford, Executive VP, planning and operations, Columbia TriStar Television Distribution

• PeopleFATES and FORTUNES
• Programming
• Broadcasting
• Cable
• Radio
• Technology
• Internet
• Journalism
• Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations

• Programming
• Thanks to Emmy, Regis and Dennis
• Thats Susan, sir!
• Think Pablo Peacockso
• INBRIEF
• Strong Medicine earns strong ratings
• New York gets style
• What Olympics?
• Memorable Monday
• Football is very, very good to ESPN
• New kids on the dais
• And the winners are...

• Specialreport
• TOP 25 RADIO GROUPS
• Clearly, its Clear Channel

• StationBreak
• Libel judgment reversed in KENTUCKY
• Taste of victory
• StationBreak
• Spring-Break Suit
• New ND for WUSA

• Syndication Watch
• The Doctor is finally in

• SyndicationWatch
• SyndicationWatch

• TOP OF THE WEEK
• Its Alive!
• Break up AT&T?
• NBC GIVES AFFILS TIME for local elections
• Nets get more real
• Twinkied news
• AD SUBTRACTION
• INBRIEF
• Minority push
• Lobbying for LPFM
• FOX THROWS MLB TALKS A CURVE
• Debates set
• Rat hunting
• FCC gets down and digital
• FINANCIAL WRAP-UP

• Technology
• Pluto in Avids orbit
• Moses leads new PanAmSat venture
• INBRIEF
• VNI launches digital media Gateway
• Tektronix tackles lip-sync delay
• Coca-Cola goes with ReplayTV
• SONY SERVER DRIVES OLYMPIC OPENING
• C-Cube soups up set-tops

• Top of the week
• GreedyTV.org targets

• Voices
• TWO CENTS
• EXCERPT
• AIRTIME
• Its broadcasters turn