Broadcasting & Cable - September 16, 2001

Cable executives couldn't do anything about the hell downtown, but they did move to cancel the industry's annual "Hell Week" in New York City.Hell Week, cable's string of annual conferences, seminar and trade-association meetings, was just part of the TV-industry events disrupted by the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon.

• Editorials
• Oh My God!

• Top of the Week
• Pa. TV stations play their parts
• Disaster disrupts prime time
• Emmys get new date
• Frasier's Angell killed
• Perspective
• Internet slowed but unbowed
• Business as usual
• Radio news: E pluribus unum
• Made-for-TV Terrorism
• How much is too much?
• The high cost of coverage
• After the collapse, stations struggle
• On the scene