Broadcasting & Cable - June 1, 2008

David Rehr came to his job as head of the National Association of Broadcasters with great expectations. He had the credentials. He was already a top lobbyist and a Republican in what was, when he started the job two-and-a-half years ago, a Republican town. But he'll be the first to admit the job has been tougher than anticipated.

• Deals
• Deals

• Market Eye
• 'Open' Season

• News
• Upfronts Zero In on Pricing, Demand
• BC Beat
• BC Beat
• BC Week
• Where to be & what to watch…
• Bianculli Review
• 'Sex' Breaks from the TV-to-Movie Pack
• Fast Track
• Attack on White House Propaganda
• NatGeo Will Dance Through Wee Hours
• Headlines from Multichannel News
• Study: Station '08 Web Revenue to Be $1.2B
• Spike TV Revamps Web Presence
• News Coverage of Clinton, Obama'Almost Identical'
• AMPTP, AFTRA Reach Primetime Deal
• Perler will Helm Bonnie Hunt Show
• WB Strikes Deal with David E. Kelley
• Liberty paid Malone $5.2M in 200
• Noonan gets bumped up at CBS News
• Left Coast Bias
• Virgin's Plane Truth
• Programming
• Cable Turns Up the Heat
• Station to Station
• WKAG: 'Pomp' Up the Volume
• Take Five
• Saade Keeps ABC Alternative Shows Dancing
• Technology
• Clearer Skies for Hi-Def SNG

• Opinion
• Airtime
• Who Is Your Real Competition?
• Editorial
• Deceived Again
• Open Mike
• Open Mike

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• Frank Comerford: Elevated to a New Platform

• Special Report
• The Emmy Race
• The Wide Open Emmys?

• Syndication
• A Sharper Dr. Phil