Broadcasting & Cable - November 30, 2003

The recession may not be over for all Americans, but it's largely over for TV networks. That's the conclusion of BROADCASTING mp; CABLE'S annual ranking of the top 25 television networks. After three years in which the sour economy sliced revenues for at least some of the big players, all but one of the largest networks posted gains.

• Business
• Changing Hands
• Changing Hands

• Editorials
• Editorials
• Airtime
• At Networks, Less Means More
• Jessell's Column
• A 3-in-1 Column
• Open Mike
• Open Mike

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• A Politician Wannabe Turned Policy Wonk

• Programming
• Moonves Knocked By Showtime Exec
• Court TV Grows a News Division
• SVU Gives USA A Ratings Boost
• Syndie Insider
• Market Focus
• GM Town in Flux
• Syndication Watch
• That '70s Success

• TV Buyer
• Nielsen: We Just Got Better
• Ebb and Flow
• Quieter, Softer Network Scatter

• Technology
• It's Video Now for WorldNow
• Leitch Taps Thorsteinson
• Cutting Edge
• WRAL-DT Tests Datacast Video-on-Demand

• Top of the Week
• Deposed DeWitt Sues SNTA, Wants $1.25M
• Six TV Talents Tapped for Tartikoff Awards
• CBS's Secret Flies on WB
• How About the Fat Chance Channel?
• Station-Cap Roulette Now Lands on 39%
• November Sweeps Limp to Close
• Broadcasters Rearm for '04
• Staying Ahead of the Game
• Breaking...
• Breaking…
• In the Loop
• In the Loop

• Washington
• SF Station War II
• Capital Watch