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TVB: A course well charted in rough seas

The TVB last week was better than ever, with presentation after panel session focusing on how to make more money, more efficiently in this digital ...

At TVB yesterday, David Wyss, chief economist at Standard & Poor’s, sketched an overview of where the economy is headed, followed by Paul Taylor, chief ...

NAB takes DTV education multilingual

The most versatile brokered ethnic broadcast or cable facility in the nation would have to be proud if they put forth as varied a linguistic ...

FX signs for Universal Picture’s 2008 movies

NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution and News Corporation’s FX Network announced a ground-breaking deal for FX to have the first network television window rights for ...

Chris Rohrs, TVB president, opened TVB 2008 in NYC yesterday to a packed room, touting an imaginary book that broadcasters should read called “TVB’s Dangerous Book for Broadcasters.” It is a time of danger and opportunity....

At the TVB Conference in NYC Thursday, Borrell Associates CEO Gordon Borrell hosted a panel session with Nexstar CEO Perry Sook and NBC Local Media Division President John Wallace on how stations should capitalize on their local websites....

Jim Doyle, president, Jim Doyle & Associates, gave an insightful presentation at TVB, extolling the virtues of local selling and creating the right environment for your AEs. ...

The evidence that PTC/MIM is overblowing public outrage over Fox is ample as well. Very few citizens bothered to complain about the material, and usually, most that complain only do so after one of these types of organizations ask them to....

Cable v. Telco

If a subscriber wants to switch their phone service from AT&T to Verizon, they just subscribe to the new company, which cancels service from the ...

Box battle goes to court

The Community Broadcasters Association is headed to the DC Circuit Court to press its case that all digital-to-analog converter boxes should include an analog pass-through ...