Broadcasting & Cable - January 30, 2005

The prospect of airing the Super Bowl for a worldwide audience usually inspires TV producers to try to make the broadcast a technological marvel. But Fox Sports may have achieved a first recently when its planning required a groundskeeper’s permission to dig up the field. In what is likely to provide one of the more memorable aspects of the Feb.

• Feature
• Polishing the Super Bowl
• Big Ticket

• Market Eye
• The Comfort Zone

• News
• Will Franks Head NAB?
• Award Winners Talk Tartikoff
• That Rainy Day Is Here
• After Powell
• NCTA Taps McSlarrow
• Stop the Music
• Cable's Playbook
• Nexstar’s Next Buy
• He Said, She Said
• Rolling the Dice at NATPE
• BC Week
• Where to be and what to watch...
• Fast Track
• Fast Track
• Flash
• Flash
• Station to Station
• Station to Station
• The Robins Report
• No New Kings

• On the Street
• Money Talks
• Early-Morning Drama

• Opinion
• Open Mike
• Life After Johnny
• Airtime
• How Reality TV Keeps Its Secrets
• Editorial
• The Best News Money Can Buy

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Ascheim Transforms Nick Digital

• Syndication
• In Focus
• 'Access’ to Red Carpet

• Technology
• ESPN's Reach
• Ad Sales Made Easy