Broadcasting & Cable - January 14, 2001

Amador Bustos is out as president of Entravision Communicationsa Radio Division. The former president of Z-Spanish Media Corp., which Entravision bought for $475 million last April, will keep a seat on the Los Angeles-based companyas board. Bustosa replacement is Jeffery A. Liberman, most recently the divisionas chief operating officer.

• Business
• Rupert stretching until it hurts?
• Changing Hands
• COMBOs
• Changing Hands
• FMs
• AMs

• Editorials
• Editorials

• Interactive Media
• Web site spins Clinton Legacy
• CES tunes in to Net radio
• CABLE AND NETWORK SITES
• Common Ground
• Stalking the killer app

• People
• Backstory
• Facetime
• Courts new reality man
• FACETIME
• McKay cool with NBC
• Friends in high places
• Do some Facetime
• Fates and Fortunes
• Programming
• Internet
• Cable
• Fates and Fortunes
• Radio
• Advertising/Marketing/PR
• Journalism
• Technology
• Fates ans Fortunes
• Broadcasting
• Fifth Estater
• Charles "Chip" Willis Pickering Jr.
• In the family tradition

• Programming
• For women only
• Local reporters, national buzz
• Credibility crisis?
• For new net plans, press here
• IN BRIEF
• New Cable Study Reports Whats in a (Nets) Name?
• Coming up in Cable…
• HBO Creates Max Pak, a Starz!-Like Service
• HBO to Recognize Black History Month
• IN BRIEF
• MTV Performance Pays Tribute to its Own Show
• HBO and Encore: Imitation the Sincerest Flattery
• Johnson Gets Airborne
• Division debut delivers
• HGTV has record week
• Judge Hatchett Clears 85% of Country for Second Season
• Rendez-View is Dated up in 100-Plus Markets
• Station Break
• Kentucky Newsman Dies
• Street Smarts
• Hubs Hurt Birmingham
• Station Break
• JSAs are Bustin Out all Over for Pax
• Political Reporter Trying Politics
• Long-Running Show for WMAQ-TV Chicago
• WFOR Adds Anchor
• Syndication Watch
• Maximum reality

• Special Report
• There is life after Kathie Lee
• Five Questions for President Bob Cook
• Serious about syndication
• Five Questions for Chairman and CEO Roger King
• Five Questions for President/Ceo Ed Wilson
• Getting bang for the syndication buck
• Betting on digital
• Predicting 2001 ad spending a tough call
• No little plans
• Five Questions For president Janice Marinelli
• Raleigh looks to keep laughs
• Five Questions for President Bob Raleigh
• To Mosko, loyaltys the thing
• Five Questions for President Steve Mosko
• Talk is more than words
• Small size, not small vision
• Five Questions for CEO Dave Morgan
• Familiarity breeds success
• Five Questions for EVP David Spiegelman
• Studio roars into second year with diverse offerings
• Five questions for executive VP Beggs
• Old, new classics drive growth
• Five Questions for Co-President Frank Kelly
• Its all fun, games and action
• Five Questions for President, Domestic Distribution/Marketing Joseph Scotti
• Taking the dual-platform tack
• Five Questions for President Steve Rosenberg
• Kicking into first-run action
• Five Questions for President and CEO Dick Askin
• The greatest tribute: Success
• Making the first moves
• Five Questions for President Ned Nalle
• Finding safety in numbers
• New hopes for new media at NATPE
• The ins and outs of new media at NATPE
• Generating generations of execs
• A pair of entrepreneurs
• NATPE offers look at big picture
• Stand by for NATPE 2001
• ALTV 28th Annual Convention
• NATPE 2001 Highlights

• Technology
• Sony, Cablevision unveil digital set-top
• Enhanced TVs platform pitfalls
• Hi-def, ho-hum
• The Maine event
• NFL brands foreign first downs
• IN BRIEF
• EchoStar Debuts Combo Box
• IN BRIEF
• Pegasus Adds One-Way Internet Product

• Top of the Week
• The Peacock Pares Down
• 8-VSB: Almost just good enough
• Kennards last DTV try
• Riding high no longer
• Reeling with reality: How much is enough?
• Chris-Craft, UPN closer
• Diller balks at Rainbow auction
• Turner dumps WCW
• CNN to cut staff by 25%
• CTTD taps Krasnoff
• Finally, theyve got a deal
• Kudos for Kennard
• B and C Eye
• B and C Eye
• The name game
• All HD, all the time
• Not dead yet
• Breakfast with Richard
• Leos Lost Payday
• Keeping up with Caroline
• Blame the shows, not the show
• Bednarski's Column
• Blame the Belgiumians
• Financial Wrap-Up
• FINANCIAL WRAP-UP
• IN BRIEF
• Upton heads House telcom subcom
• Scrubbed XM launch is reset for Feb. 28
• Gop-leaning Media types join Bushs transition team
• The Original Survivor
• Survivor II pulls em in
• IN BRIEF
• IN BRIEF
• Greenfield reups with CNN
• ABC nabs Bond
• IN BRIEF
• Golic heads UPNs XFL team
• Total Request goes to radio
• Kids WB! rules Saturday
• once delayed, Viacom-Infinity vote now slated for Feb. 21
• Fox stations renew court shows for second year
• Senators named to Commerce

• Voices
• AIR TIME
• Getting on the ball
• Two Cents
• Two Cents

• Washington
• Tauzin talks telcom
• Pay subs: Theyre for the birds