Television News
Roger Ailes extends Fox deal - Los Angeles Times
Publish Date: November 21, 2008
 New York Times |
Roger Ailes extends Fox deal
Los Angeles Times, CA - By Matea Gold Reporting from New York — Roger Ailes, the savvy and hard-charging television executive who transformed the Fox News Channel from an upstart … Roger Ailes Renews News Corp. Contract News Corp. signs Fox's Roger Ailes to new 5-year contract Roger Ailes renews Fox News contract |
Television Review | 'A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All … - New York Times
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
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Television Review | 'A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All …
New York Times, United States - … self-centered host he plays on “The Colbert Report,” and it might have been funnier to keep him in his natural habitat, the television studio. … |
Screen Actors Guild and Studios Negotiating Again - New York Times
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
 Calgary Herald |
Screen Actors Guild and Studios Negotiating Again
New York Times, United States - The union, the Screen Actors Guild, which represents 120000 actors, returned to the bargaining table with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television … IATSE, Hollywood studios agree to tentative 3-year contract SAG, majors meet for contract talks Screen Actors Guild and Studios Engage in Negotiations Yet Again |
Dallas City Hall's giant plasma television: On, then off, now soon … - Dallas Morning News
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
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Dallas City Hall's giant plasma television: On, then off, now soon …
Dallas Morning News, TX - As we noted last month, Dallas purchased a 103-inch plasma screen television, hanging it in the lobby of City Hall. The final cost? About $50000 in taxpayer … Dallas City Council cuts public-comment sessions from meeting … Dallas City Hall Monitor: Thursday, November 20, 2008 |
What Happy People Don’t Do - New York Times
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
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What Happy People Don’t Do
New York Times, United States - Although people who describe themselves as happy enjoy watching television, it turns out to be the single activity they engage in less often than unhappy … |
Victor Council votes on franchise fees for new television offerings - East Iowa Herald
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
 East Iowa Herald |
Victor Council votes on franchise fees for new television offerings
East Iowa Herald, IA - Jim has had many customers request high definition television, movies on demand, more channels and digital recorders. The Internet television to be offered … |
Journal Communications Reports October Revenue for Its Publishing … - MarketWatch
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
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Journal Communications Reports October Revenue for Its Publishing …
MarketWatch - At the Broadcasting segment, total revenue at the Company's radio and television stations of $19.25 million increased 6.3% compared to $18.11 million. … Journal revenue down in October The Business Journal of Milwaukee Journal Communications October revenue slips Mixed month for Journal Communications |
TELEVISION: '24' finds 'Redemption' in season seven tease - Washington Times
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
 Canada.com |
TELEVISION: '24' finds 'Redemption' in season seven tease
Washington Times, DC - The show's producers back him up with polished production values, making "Redemption" feel more like a genuine television movie than a bloated episode. … Saving the World in Less Than a Day TV review: Jack's back from Africa on '24' Review: '24' |
"Study" perpetuates out-of-date thinking about TV - Baltimore Sun
Publish Date: November 18, 2008
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"Study" perpetuates out-of-date thinking about TV
Baltimore Sun, United States - University of Maryland sociologist Steven Martin likens the short, temporary pleasure of television to addiction: "Addictive activities produce momentary … Unhappy people watch more TV, study finds Study Finds Television Viewers Are Unhappy Unhappy people watch much more TV |
Some young consumers turning to Web for television programs and movies - San Jose Mercury News
Publish Date: November 20, 2008
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Some young consumers turning to Web for television programs and movies
San Jose Mercury News, USA - Digital media leader Apple didn't start selling television shows through its iTunes store until three years ago and didn't add movies until a year after … |
