Broadcasting & Cable - December 8, 2002

The Greensboro-High Point-Winston Salem, N.C., market had a great run in the late 1990s, with TV market revenue rising from $75 million to nearly $90 million in 2000. Last year, though, it fell off 18%. This year has seen a good comeback so far, say local execs, who believe the market's best years are ahead.

• Changing Hands

• Business
• Brokers: Wait Till Next Year

• Editorials
• Editorials
• Bednarski's Column
• Applauding Arledge
• Open Mike
• Open Mike

• People
• Facetime
• Facetime
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Martin Likes the FCC's Measured Pace

• Programming
• All OK in Oprah Swap
• TLC Not Trading on Spaces
• It's Official: NBC Wins 18-49 Race
• Syndie Insider
• Syndication Watch
• Judge Joe Makes a Mark

• TV Buyer
• TV Could Experience Car Trouble
• Nielsen Wants To Know a Lot More About PVRs
• Ebb and Flow
• Radio Is Hot in 4th Quarter
• Hot Spots
• Hot Spots

• Technology
• PBS to Swap Some Push for Pull
• HDMI Ready for CES
• Cutting Edge
• Cutting Edge

• Top of the Week
• New Comcast Has Capital Ideas
• Is Campaign Reform Legal?
• Nielsen Rates New Box Ready for 2004 Rollout
• Sci Fi's Taken Delivers
• CBS Holds Firm in Masters Flap
• Powell Grants Dereg Hearing in Richmond
• AOL Courts Cable
• CBS Stations Gain Ground
• Blame It on Local News
• Tech Focus at Western Show
• EchoStar, DirecTV Tussle
• Breaking...
• Breaking…
• Fast Track
• Fast Track
• In the Loop
• In the Loop
• Station Break
• Station Break

• Washington
• Capital Watch
• GAO to FCC: Pick a DTV Date