Broadcasting & Cable - May 22, 2005

An unfortunately timed contractual spat with Univision’s content provider Grupo Televisa loomed over the Hispanic upfronts, with the market giant swearing the fight would not affect its new programming. Meanwhile, scrappy rival Telemundo used Univision’s problems to tout its strategy: relying on homegrown shows.

• Deals
• Deals

• Feature
• Cover Story
• UPN Rocks On
• Turn Up the Heat
• Five Secrets of the New Fall Season Revealed
• Top Les
• Peter's Principle
• Network Makeover
• The WB Matures
• The New World Order

• Market Eye
• WNEP in Charge

• News
• FCC Tackles Cable Reach
• Upfront Notebook
• B and C Week
• Where to be and what to watch...
• Fast Track
• Fast Track
• Flash!
• Moonves Disses Zucker Again… and Again
• Money Talks
• It’s Not All In the Family
• The Robins Report
• '60 Minutes II’: Aged Beef
• Washington Watch
• Washington Watch

• Opinion
• They Deserve Each Other
• Airtime
• The Messenger’s Counter-Attack
• Editorial
• Seriously Missing
• Open Mike
• Let Barton Handle the Complaints

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Man of Action (News)

• Special Report
• Local Cable Ad Sales
• Operators Need To “Get Close”
• Mixed Story for Spot
• Under One Roof
• Cable Operators and the Internet Come Together Over Cars
• Music Television
• Gettin' a Kick out of Country Music
• A New Way of Dancing
• Les Garland's Latest Video Invention
• How The WB Makes Pop Stars

• Syndication
• Bad O'Brien Is Good O'Brien
• Cable's Off-Net Bounty

• Technology
• Raycom’s Digital Vision
• Tough Road for Public TV
• Media Giants’ Big Broadband Push
• QA
• Going Sky-Def