B&C BEYOND: JUNE 10, 2013

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What: The National Cable and Telecommunications Association celebrates all things cable this week with the 2013 Cable Show. In addition to panels featuring Showtime Networks' Matthew Blank, AMC Networks' Josh Sapan and Disney/ABC Television's Anne Sweeney, among many others, as well as a one-on-one conversation with pop star and NuvoTV chief creative officer Jennifer Lopez, B&C/Multichannel News invites conference attendees to breakfast on Tuesday morning with Comcast Cable's Adrian Adriano, BET Networks' Eddie Hill, Mnet America's Ted Kim and Zee TV Americas'
Sameer Targe discussing acquisition and retention. A second session will examine content distribution with One World Sports' Alexander Brown, Mediacom's Glenn Goldsmith, NuvoTV's Judi Lopez and mun2's Diana Mogollón. The following day, Mogollón returns with four fellow recipients to NAMIC's Next Generation Leaders Awards, held in partnership with Multichannel News, to celebrate diversity and inclusion.
When: Monday-Wednesday
Where: Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C.

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Digital distribution has made it so that TV really is everywhere. The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences will dive into this still-growing space with a panel June 11 at 6:30 p.m. at CBS Studio Center in Studio City, Calif. Producer George Taweel will moderate, with panelists including Lumen Actus Productions' Dave Beeler and Tom Konkle; bitMAX's Jay Friedman; and YouTube's Courtney Lischke.
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CBS has promoted Joseph Ianniello to COO and David Berson to president of CBS Sports and has hired Ray Hopkins as president of TV networks distribution. Flingo has named Jackson Huynh as COO and former NBC correspondent Michael Viqueira has joined Al Jazeera America as White House correspondent.
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View photos from industry events like the 100th episode party for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and the screening of new BET series Being Mary Jane...

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Chris Dodd Takes His Battle to the People
MPAA CEO says the only way to beat content thieves is to get consumers' help

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Dubuc Sets Her Management Team at A+E Networks
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NBC Retrans Revenue Could Top $200 Million in 2013
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WGN America Orders First Original Series
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Marc Etkind Upped to GM of Destination America
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Sinclair Agrees to Purchase Four Titan Stations
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Debmar-Mercury Renews Wendy Williams Through 2016-17 Season
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Twentieth's Kris to Premiere July 15 in Five Fox Markets
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The 1-Gig Reality Check: Do We Need That Much Speed?
Google Fiber and other broadband systems would break both download records and the bank

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Comcast's Man in D.C. Sees Few Policy Flashpoints
Heading into the Cable Show, David Cohen addresses media violence for first time

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