Broadcasting & Cable - January 11, 2004

"This year, it's not so much about the numbers, it's about the gestalt," Feldman says. "It's about how people feel about the environment and whether they got their time and money's worth by attending." He hopes to make that happen in two ways. First, he thinks he has a more exciting, more centralized show floor in Las Vegas than has been seen in recent years, particularly last year in New Orlea...

• Business
• Changing Hands
• Changing Hands

• Editorials
• Let the Chips Fall
• Airtime
• Don't Regulate Cable Prices
• Bednarski's Column
• Let's Speed Up TV
• Open Mike
• Hispanics ARE Watching
• Two Cents
• Two Cents

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Building a Bigger Presence in Washington

• Programming
• Syndie Insider
• No News Is the Good News
• High Time for TNT HD
• TCA Notes
• Cable Bets on a Full House
• Market Focus
• News Drives TV Surge
• Syndication Watch
• Crossing Over and Out

• Special Report
• Guide to NATPE 2004
• Sizing Up the Market
• It's Hour Hero
• Syndie Spots Pass $200k Mark

• TV Buyer
• No Fast-Food Ad Stampede Following Mad Cow Scare
• Commentary
• Integrated Marketing and the Promise of Cable
• Ebb and Flow
• Network Scatter Market Slows

• Technology
• TNT Prepares for HD Explosion
• A Home Network Based on Coaxial
• Adelphia Tests Moxi Service
• Cutting Edge
• Cutting Edge

• Top of the Week
• Utah's uncable surprise
• Can Berman Make Fox Run?
• XM Jolts NAB With Local Weather, Travel
• No Dough, No Show
• Petrick Departure Spurs WB Shuffle
• HBO Hates to See the End of Sex, Sopranos
• Microsoft, Intel Aim To Make PC A Home Entertainment Center
• Lansing Now a Cable Guy
• Breaking…
• Heartland TV: Where the '04 Race Begins
• WLOS-TV Wins, But Lawyer Voices Caution
• Fast Track
• Fast Track
• In the Loop
• In the Loop
• Station Break
• Station Break

• Washington
• Curb Your Anxiety!
• Capital Watch