B&C's 2015 Preview

A highlight of what's to come in the TV industry in 2015

As digital retools the business, upfronts and spending expectations will see big shifts. Jon Lafayette has the story.

Sizing up the digital revolution; Today preps for its tomorrow; The View gets newsy twist. Tim Baysinger has the story.

Networks of all kinds, thristy for original content, are tapping into new trends and streams. Daniel Holloway has the story.

After years of snail-like movement, the coming year looks to be chock-full of face-offs. John Eggerton has the story.

The Forecast: local TV, being both independent and dependent, will try to size up to scale. Michael Malone has the story.

Patience and ditial preparation will be the new formula for launching a success. Paige Albiniak has the story.

Infrastructures and delivery systems, long in the works, will get their close-ups. George Winslow has the story.

A fresh leader for MLB, a bid to keep Thursday Night Football, new soccer nets—our look at how it will all play out. Tim Baysinger has the story.

As digital retools the business, upfronts and spending expectations will see big shifts. Jon Lafayette has the story.

Sizing up the digital revolution; Today preps for its tomorrow; The View gets newsy twist. Tim Baysinger has the story.Subscribe for full article

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