Around the Net In Media Issues for March 2004

Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Planned Nielsen Changes Criticized (New York Times) by None
Ad Council, Nets Team Up on V-Chip PSAs (AdWeek) by None
Without Friends, Is the Peacock a Turkey? (BusinessWeek) by None
Sen McCain Seeks to Resolve Indecency Bill Problem (Reuters) by None
Magazine Says Recipe May Be Dangerous (Reuters) by None
Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Changing the Channel on Cable (Motley Fool) by None
NBC Asks Leno to Work Late Through End of the Decade (New York Times) by None
Q&A: Ken Auletta (Forbes) by None
Reality TV Vet Makes Kidnap Rescue Show for CBS (Reuters) by None
Integrated Deals Work for Discovery (Television Week) by None
YM Chops Rate Base By 25% (New York Post) by None
Around the Net In Media - Monday, March 29, 2004
Color TV Celebrates 50th, But Viewers Didn't Tune in All at Once (USA Today) by None
Viacom Plans to Start Gay TV Channel (Dow Jones) by None
Decaux to Bid for NYC Outdoor Ad Deal, Shares Rise (Reuters) by None
Leisure Pursuits of Today's Young Man (New York Times) by None
Talkin' The Talk (New York Post) by None
Around the Net In Media - Friday, March 26, 2004
Do-Not-Call List Starting to Take Toll on Telemarketers (Seattle PI) by None
A New Marketing Method for Siemens (New York Times) by None
Bonnie Fuller: 'It's All About Knowing the Reader' (IWantMedia) by None
Consumers Union Pleas For 'a la carte' (CBS MarketWatch) by None
Banfield Gets NBC's Bad News (New York Daily News) by None
Around the Net In Media - Thursday, March 25, 2004
Nickelodeon Squeezes 2 Ratings Out of 1 Very Diverse Network (Los Angeles Times) by None
Comcast CEO Discusses Disney Bid (AP) by None
'Idol' Judge Simon Cowell Denies Obscene Gesture (Reuters) by None
Comcast to Buy TechTV, Merge it With Game Channel (Reuters) by None
Spanish-Language Newspapers Expand as Competition Increases (AP) by None
Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, March 24, 2004
U.S. Cable Industry to Offer Free Channel Blocking (Reuters) by None
Running Disney's Word Machine (Los Angeles Times) by None
Starcom MediaVest Group Looks To The Future (Chicago Tribune) by None
TiVo Looks to Tune in to Advertisers (CNET) by None
Satellite Radio Provides Home For Howard Stern? (Los Angeles Times) by None
ABC News Inks Video-On-Demand Deal With Insight (Reuters) by None
Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, March 23, 2004
Stage is Set for Another Format Fight (Boston Globe) by None
Satellite Struggles to Find Niche (Wired) by None
Marketers To Join Judging At Cannes Ad Festival (AdAge) by None
What Plug-and-Play Means for TV (BusinessWeek) by None
Viacom to Set Up First China TV Show Venture (Reuters) by None
Comcast Awaits Disney Action (New York Times) by None
Around the Net In Media - Monday, March 22, 2004
New York Times CEO Can't Wait For Media Ownership Rules To Change (Editor and Publisher) by None
FCC Puts the Media on Notice (CBS MarketWatch) by None
'American Idol' Scam Charges Settled (DMNews) by None
USA Today Weighs Role in Scandal (WSJ) by None
Want a Corner Office? First Check the Chi (Los Angeles Times) by None
Around the Net In Media - Friday, March 19, 2004
FCC Rules Bono Remark Is Indecent (Los Angeles Times) by None
USA Today Finds 'Strong Evidence' That Ex-Reporter Faked Stories (USA TODAY) by None
Original MTV Vee-Jay J.J. Jackson Dies (Associated Press) by None
Leading Hollywood Talent and Marketing Companies Merge (New York Times) by None
Trump Attempts To Trademark Well-Known Phrase (Los Angeles Times) by None
Around the Net In Media - Thursday, March 18, 2004
Ad Groups Oppose Anti-Violence Measures (Adweek) by None
Fox Fires 2 After Finding Film Downloads on Server (Los Angeles Times) by None
Publicis and WPP Discuss ZenithOptimedia's Franchises (Brand Republic) by None
Vivendi Universal Says Barry Diller's Trying To Derail NBC Merger (Los Angeles Times) by None
An Open Letter from Ms. in Support of Martha Stewart (Ms. Magazine) by None
Could Stern's Anti-Bush Rants Shock the Vote? (Boston Globe) by None