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Issue 44
Eyes wide shut
The shock at the depth of hatred toward the U.S. may stem from underreporting by TV news programs
Sony: No time for prime time
Columbia unit to exit broadcast-TV production; Fox axes TV movie unit
Fox scores with baseball
Sports Net, broadcast division capitalize on 'patriotic and very American' game
For some, this war is local
ABC outlets in New York, San Francisco and L.A. send reporters to Pakistan to cover Afghanistan
CNN's bin Laden dilemma
Gets first crack at reaching terrorist; submitting questions poses problems
2001 Tech Emmy Awards
Last Tuesday night, the National Association of Television Arts & Sciences presented its annual Technological/Engineering Emmy Awards
Don't bother to write
From fan mail to press releases, letters to networks are being trashed in the wake of anthrax contamination
Tragedy's new tall order
TV stations that transmitted from WTC look for new homes at Empire State