Broadcasting & Cable - March 2, 2008

Two years ago, Alan Frank sensed an opportunity when an executive approached him about carrying LATV on his multicast channels. Frank is president-CEO of the Post-Newsweek stations, and his outlets in Miami, Houston and San Antonio were in markets with some of the country's largest Hispanic populations.

• Deals
• Deals

• Feature
• Cover Story
• Latino Stations Win Big in Texas

• Market Eye
• Battleground Zero

• News
• UPFRONT & CENTER: Buyers Give the Lowdown on Upfronts
• NBC's 'Quarterlife' Is Bound for Bravo
• BC Beat
• BC Beat
• BC Week
• Where to be and what to watch…
• Bianculli Review
• An Idea Whose Time Has Come...Again
• Fast Track
• CBS Will Air MMA Matches
• CEA's Shapiro Backs Extensions
• Zucker Vows to End Pilot Waste
• Help Wanted, Again: NTIA Chief Splitting
• 'Chris' Finds Love With Nick at Nite
• Cablevision Shares Rise on Report
• FTC Chair Jumps To P&G Exec Suite
• William F. Buckley Jr. Dies at 82
• Viacom Posts Strong Fourth Qtr.
• Entravision Reports Q4, Full-Year Loss
• Correction
• Left Coast Bias
• Gimme More Jimmy
• Station to Station
• Catching a Homespun 'Buzz'
• Take Five
• IAG's Rules of Engagement
• Washington Watch
• FCC Talks Tough on Net Neutrality

• Opinion
• Editorial
• A Date Less Certain
• Open Mike
• Open Mike

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• TV Guide Network's Ryan O'Hara, Consummate Media Executive

• Syndication
• TMZ Finds MySpace

• Technology
• NAB 2008: Sony Touts XDCAM Progress
• NAB 2008: Broadcast Flash Attack