Broadcasting & Cable - January 3, 2005

Score another victory for cable. For the third year in a row, ad-supported cable networks as an aggregate roped in a bigger share of the TV audience than broadcasters. Cable enjoyed an all-time high 52.7 share compared to the seven broadcast networks’ 43.1, according to Nielsen Media Research. Credit compelling programming, strong marketing and hot off-broadcast shows with fueling cablemp;...

• Advertising
• The Advertising Outlook for 2005

• Feature
• Why Miss America Can’t Get a Date
• Dish From the Domestic Goddess

• News
• A January To Remember
• BC Week
• Where to be and what to watch…
• Fast Track
• Fast Track
• The Robins Report
• Trio Is Truly Solo
• Washington Watch
• Washington Watch

• On the Street
• Money Talks
• Sirius Tops Year's Best Media Stocks

• Opinion
• How Cable Helped the Big Four Get Creative
• Just The Facts
• Open Mike
• Bowled Over by Serials

• People
• Obituary
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Barr Keeps WLS on Top

• Special Report
• Foundation of Syndication
• New Game, New Rules, No Problem
• King Speaks from his Throne
• Oldies But Goodies From A Sturdy Survivor
• A Careful Strategy to Avoid Flops
• Trib Boss Plays It Safe and Smart
• Unlike Others, an Aggressive Slate of New NATPE Entrants
• They Give the 'Go' Sign
• Vertical Teamwork Spells Success
• Martha Moves to the Front of the Line at NBC
• Foundation of Syndicatoin
• Sony Sees a Steady 2005 with Quivers
• NBC/Telemundo Stations
• NBC Still a Local Contender
• NBC's Other Language

• Syndication
• In Focus
• WPIX Airs Oldies

• Technology
• Briefs
• Tandberg To Buy N2 Broadband
• Leitch Gets Graphic
• WJW News Goes Hi-Def
• QA
• Plasma Art