Broadcasting & Cable - October 28, 2007

Starting Jan. 1, one of the best-known cable networks in the business is demolishing a 16-year-old brand that took hundreds of millions of dollars to buildall in a bold bid to become even bigger. Court TV, home of Dominick Dunne, COPS and lawyer cum TV personality Star Jones, will become “truTV” in one of the biggest marketing makeovers in cable history.

• Deals
• Deals

• Market Eye
• Omaha Stakes

• News
• FCC Fines 3 TV Stations for Kids’-TV-Rules Violations
• LATV Tries Texting on TV
• BC Beat
• BC Beat
• BC Week
• Where to be and what to watch…
• Fast Track
• Copps’ Demand: Closer Scrutiny on News-WSJ Deal
• Comcast Sub Loss Sends Cable TV Stocks Tumbling
• Google-Nielsen Tie Seen as No Big Deal
• Dolans Down for Now, but Not Out
• Senators to FCC: Don't Rush Ownership Vote
• Ex-TCI Exec Forms Consulting Firm
• New Promax Boss
• Correction
• Left Coast Bias
• Cramer’s War of Words
• Station to Station
• The Hunt for Red Rocktober
• Take Five
• When the Story Hits Home
• Washington Watch
• CBS Tempts FCC Ire Over 'Trace’

• Opinion
• Airtime
• The Unending 'White Spaces’ Debate
• Editorial
• Cooperate And Thrive

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates &Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Nancy Kanter: It’s Her Playhouse

• Special Report
• Frank N. Magid 50th Anniversary
• Looking Back: The First Five Decades
• Taking Its Own Medicine
• Magid Turns Eyes to Millennials
• Traffic and Billing
• Digitizing Ad Dollars

• Syndication
• Silver Lining in WGA Strike?