Broadcasting & Cable - March 19, 2006

In a single stroke that has television's creative community seething, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin gave notice that his agency will clean up the broadcast airwaves, starting with TV. The relative quiet that had marked his first year in office was shattered last week by a mortar round aimed at the TV industry.

• Deals
• Deals

• Market Eye
• Full-Court Press

• News
• AOL Unveils Video Service: Reruns
• SURFING
• Sneak Peek at Network Development
• BC Week
• Where to be and what to watch...
• Fast Track
• FAST TRACK
• Flash!
• FLASH!
• Money Talks
• Comcast-Disney Fight Simmers
• Station to Station
• Sinclair Rethinks News Mission
• Take Five
• Kellner Bets on CW
• The Robins Report
• Married to the Mob

• Opinion
• Airtime
• The Three C's of the Digital Age
• Editorial
• Clear as Mud

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Spike Boss Has a Sharp Eye for Hits

• Special Report
• TV Buyer: Reaching the Baby Boomer
• The Boomer Hit Parade
• The Tag-Along Generation
• They Won't Grow Up

• Syndication
• Still Rockin' in Wisconsin

• Technology
• High Hurdles in Digital-TV Race
• TECH BRIEFS