Broadcasting & Cable - December 12, 2004

Most of NBC's new shows flopped. The network no longer rules Thursday night. Even the once lowly ABC topped NBC during the November sweeps. But the Peacock is still No. 1 where it counts: money. The network will finish 2004 at the top of Bmp;C's annual ranking of the 25 largest TV networks, a slot it has held since 2000.

• Advertising
• How Much Is Product Placement Worth?

• Deals
• Deals

• Features
• Rainbow Promotes Three
• Microsoft Makes Nice in D.C.

• Market Eye
• Beyond Kodak

• News
• BC Week
• Where to be and what to watch...
• Fast Track
• Fast Track
• Flash
• 'Housewives' Ponders Living in Syn
• Malone Rattles Discovery
• NHL Lockout? Hide the Key!
• WISHful Thinking
• News and Comment
• Who's Who in NCTA's Search for a Chief
• King Makes Oprah New Talk Czar
• Station to Station
• Sweeps Results
• CBS Stations on Rise
• The Robins Report
• Behind the Smiles at CBS

• On the Street
• Money Talks
• Not 'Lost': Finding the Way at ABC

• Opinion
• The Fluff Factor
• Contemptible
• Airtime
• It's the Medium AND the Message
• Open Mike
• Open Mike

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• OBITUARY
• Fifth Estater
• The Competitive Edge

• Special Report
• Foundations of Syndication
• What's Hot In the Market
• The 62nd Annual Golden Globes
• Golden Globes: Ahead of the Crowd

• Syndication
• Be an Instant 'Millionaire'
• IN FOCUS

• Technology
• New Standard Streamlines Operations
• What Matters Most
• QA
• The Big Picture