Broadcasting & Cable - May 9, 2004

New cross-marketing dealswhere advertiser and networks shape a special or series from the plot line to the marketing campaignare becoming cable's bread and butter. This year, they're a big part of cable's marketing plans. Sales executives and media buyers estimate that cross-marketing arrangements account for roughly 25% of the $6 billion in upfront money that cable networks booke...

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