Broadcasting & Cable - January 21, 2002

If you grew up a Cleveland Indians fan when 4,000 fans sat just about wherever they wanted at the old 75,000-seat Municipal Stadium, or ever laughed alone at a funny movie in an empty theater, you might feel at home at NATPE this week.Let's put it this way: Good tickets are still available.Industry consolidation, a recession and, generally, a lack of product will likely mean that, this we...

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