Broadcasting & Cable - January 25, 2010

At NATPE 2010, all eyes will be on 2011, when syndicators expect--or hope--the market for first-run television shows to return. The Oprah Winfrey Show will complete its storied 25-year run, leaving stations with an hour of high-revenue programming to fill.

• Market Eye
• Sunnier Times Ahead

• News
• Fast Track
• Debmar-Mercury, ITV Bringing 'Kyle' Stateside
• CTD Sets 'Next-Gen' Format for 'Grace'
• Stations Fight Back Across the Board
• Stations Rack Up Super Bowl Ads
• Covering Haiti, At a Cost
• Jimmie Johnson's Drive for the Mainstream
• Left Coast Bias
• What Scares Me Most About Leno's 10 P.M. Flop
• Station to Station
• WCAU Philly Stakes Claim at 5:30 P.M.
• Washington Watch
• Third Circuit Rethinking Janet Jackson Case

• Opinion
• Mark Cuban: Why Are We Condemning NBC Over Leno?
• Editorial
• Priorities, Please

• People
• Fifth Estater
• Mind-Sharing With a Brilliant Tactician

• Special Report
• CBS' Super Bowl Replay
• Brandon Tartikoff Legacy Awards
• NATPE 2010: Brandon Tartikoff Legacy Awards
• Jeff Gaspin: The Nice Guy Who Finished First
• Irwin Gotlieb: Mr. Madison Avenue Is Happiest When All Sides Win
• David E. Kelly: Words That Launched a Legacy
• Judge Judy Sheindlin: Her Appeal Is Undeniable