Broadcasting & Cable - June 17, 2007

When NBC Universal's in-house studio produced all eight of its broadcast-network comedy pilots this year, competitors accused the company of “closing and locking its doors” to outsiders. The strategy misfired for the network: NBC picked up only one of the new shows from recently renamed Universal Media Studios (UMS), The IT Crowd.

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• Studios: A Busy Week

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