Issue 9
The Watchman: ‘Cobra Kai’ Waxes On at YouTube, truTV’s ‘Comedy Knockout’ Packs a Punch
Senior content producer Michael Malone's weekly look at the programming scene
Crackle Sets an Ad-Backed Strategy
Sony’s ad-supported streaming service Crackle continues to buck the trend of other subscription-based, commercial-free OTT services
Merger Talk Takes Bite Out of Earnings Season
Wall Street focuses on status of big media deals
Shorter NewFronts Highlight Bigger Content Players
Television networks are digging digital dollars
ABC News Moves on 24/7 Streaming Network
OTT-delivered ‘Live’ offering to reach The Roku Channel, network’s sites and apps
Littlefield’s New Take on Must See TV
Former NBC Entertainment president is executive producer of a pair of smart, successful series in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ and ‘Fargo’
Hallmark Expands Brand With New Offerings
Programmer’s Drama, Movies Now platforms both boast unique content
Court Could Aid Cable Effort to Block Sinclair Deal
Petitioners first need to clear ‘standing’ hurdle, though
ESPN Shows It Can Keep Score in Digital
Direct-to-consumer move yields insights for sports programmer
'B&C' Announces Hall of Fame Class of 2018
A dozen honorees, including one stalwart news show, to be feted Oct. 29 in New York
B&C Beyond: April 30, 2018
Your weekly gateway to the articles, blogs and multimedia you won't find in the pages of Broadcasting & Cable.
Lead-In: April 30, 2018
Capitol Hill Republicans hammer edge providers, Crackle's ad strategy, The Watchman, and more
Schmooze: April 30, 2018
View photos from FX's For Your Consideration event for 'Better Things', Azteca America's upfront, and more
ID Thinks ‘True Crime Files’ Will Pay for Stations
One-hour strip climbs to more than 90% of U.S.
‘Dr. Oz’ to Live Long, Healthy Life in Syndication
Series renewed for seasons 11, 12, taking it through 2020-21