Around the Net In Media Issues for November 2005

Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2005
Mother Nature Gains As "Person of Year" Candidate by None
Jack-FM Not Yet Hijacking The Airwaves by None
"Nightline" Ready For Move From Washington to New York by None
A Comprehensive Essay: "The End of News?" by None
Knight Ridder Officially on the Block by None
Harper's To Get New Editor by None
Martha Leaves: It's a Good Thing by None
Newspaper Industry To Test New Business Models by None
Jarvis Hits Carr, Sparks Fly by None
Terence Smith On the News Business by None
Ray Romano Will Be Back--For One Night by None
Around the Net In Media - Monday, Nov. 14, 2005
E.W. Scripps Takes a Hit, Blames Wilma by None
"7th Heaven" Goes to Its Final Resting Place by None
Sun-Times Reviews Expose Of Modern Advertising by None
Tabloid Format Proving Profitable in the U.K. by None
Ready for "The Fox Evening News with Shepard Smith"? by None
"Great Journalism" Needed to Overcome Media Crisis by None
Hollywood Writers Complain About Product Placements by None
AOL and Warner Bros. Team for Online TV by None
Around the Net In Media - Friday, Nov. 11, 2005
Army Sweeps Back into Town by None
The Not-the-Craigslist Initiative by None
Nielsen Refutes Charge It Slights U.S.-Born Latinos by None
Murdoch Questions Wall Street's View Of News Corp. by None
Google Plans Test Of Print-Advertising Program by None
Roll-up Digital Displays Closer To Reality? by None
Philbin Hopes to "Save" His Network Yet Again by None
Playboy Plans Bigger Online Presence by None
Fox Gets Behind "Prison Break" by None
Most Trusted Name In News: Public Broadcasting by None
Around the Net In Media - Thursday, Nov. 10, 2005
The Weather Channel Goes Black by None
Olbermann Gets Some Respect--Finally by None
Toyota Abandons FX's Graphic "Nip/Tuck" Drama by None
TV Guide Already Rethinking Its Spinoff Magazine? by None
TimesSelect Reveals Its First Numbers by None
Former FT Editor Calls Newspapers Obsolete by None
TV Sex on the Rise; Sen. Obama Says Congress Might Act by None
Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2005
Tom Cruise Wises Up by None
XM Satellite Radio Seeks Novel Advantage over Sirius by None
Another Sunday Magazine Disappears by None
Game Shows Score Season Highs by None
Liberty Media Selects Next CEO by None
Networks' 99-Cent On-Demand TV Shows Will be Watermarked by None
Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2005
Chung & Povich Will Pair on MSNBC by None
"Everybody Loves Raymond" Spinoff Looking Doubtful by None
Knight Ridder's Troubles Represent Industry's Challenges by None
Shocker: Republican "Candidate" Wins "West Wing" Debate by None
NBC Seeks Controlling Partner For Paxson Stations by None
"Floodgates Open" As CBS & NBC Sign Alternate Distribution Deals by None
Around the Net In Media - Monday, Nov. 7, 2005
Paper Goes Electronic, Big Implications For Print Media by None
VNU Seen As Ending IMS Deal by None
California, New York Get Political Ad Votes by None
Big Buyers Reject Nielsen's DVR Playback Ratings, Say They Will Negotiate Based On "Live" Numbers by None
TiVo Has Its Own Internet Bypass Strategy: Yahoo! Deal Bypasses Cable, Satellite TV by None
Around the Net In Media - Friday, Nov. 4, 2005
Today in Media History by None
ABC's Viewers "Lost" When Reruns Aired Wednesday by None
Random House Goes Hollywood by None
CPB's Tomlinson Resigns After Report Of Conservative Agenda by None
Comedy Central Goes To Its Bench ... And Scores by None
Nissan Decides to Sing a Different Tune by None
Around the Net In Media - Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005
This Day In Media History by None
Pakistani Rape Victim is Glamour's Woman of the Year by None
Sirius Satellite Radio Takes Liquor Ads by None
CBS Raises Threshold, Posts Series on Web by None
Univision Profit Up 8 Percent by None
It's a Crime: NBC Ready to Launch New Cable Channel by None
What Does Brown Do for You? Nothing, Says CNN by None
Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005
Today In Media History by None
Sony Not Trying Hard Enough To Reach Christians? by None
Knight Ridder Investor: Get Rid Of The Papers by None
Cox Pulls Out Of Cable, Sell Systems To Cebridge by None
Fed Drug Ad Hearings Prove Divisive by None
Kellogg Media Review Begins To Crackle, Ready To Pop by None
Variety Quietly Folds V Life, Its Consumer Magazine by None
WPP Goes Hollywood, Buys Into Weinstein's New Studio by None
Nielsen Faces New Storm--Literally by None
Time Warner Posts Healthy Q3, Yields To Carl Icahn by None