Broadcasting & Cable - February 3, 2008

If the TV executives at the National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) conference left Las Vegas with anything last week, it was this: It's time to blow up the old financial model. The clarion call came from NBC Universal President and CEO Jeff Zucker, who went on the attack against network TV's profligate development process.

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