Broadcasting & Cable - January 8, 2006

Ten years ago, CBS had a black eye. The network had just lost the NFL, watched 20% of its stations switch affiliation and was solidly fourth among the Big Four. What a difference a decade makes. Now CBS is finally No. 1 where it really counts: money. The network finished 2005 at the top of B&C's annual ranking of the 25 largest TV networks.

• Deals
• Deals

• Market Eye
• Storming the Desert

• News
• NBC Selling Four Stations
• Helping Viewers Play Catch-Up
• How To Sell an Anchor
• Tougher Tour
• B&C Week
• Where to be and what to watch...
• Fast Track
• King World Taps Annino
• Fast Track
• TV Turns on CES
• Flash!
• Betsy Frank To Follow Scannell's Viacom Exit
• Flash!
• Station to Station
• Station to Station
• Take Five
• Koppel on His Jump to Discovery

• Opinion
• Airtime
• Why Not a Real Reality Show?
• Editorial
• A Lesson Left Unlearned

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• SNTA Chairman Teicher an Ace in the Hole

• Special Report
• The New Power of Telenovelas
• Nielsen Ratings Prove Telenovelas Can Deliver
• They’re Speaking Our Language
• The School for Amor
• A Love Affair for Latino Viewers

• Syndication
• Back in the Game?
• Not So Merry

• Technology
• Seeing Starz on the Internet
• CES Briefs