Coming off a year "fraught with real sorrow," Martha Stewart says she hopes her namesake company can function as usual while she prepares for a likely prison sentence.

CBS Sports has switched the on-air roles of sportscasters Jim Nantz and Greg Gumbel.

MSNBC's daytime programming will be relaunched on July 12th emphasizing in-depth news and utilizing a wheel format, sources tell CableNewser. Network president Rick Kaplan wants MSNBC "to be known for our extensive in-depth reporting of the stories," a source inside the network says.

The move, which affects both business and editorial operations, follows lower than expected ad revenue.

The Chicago Sun-Times created bogus sales accounts and inaccurately recorded thousands of unsold newspapers to inflate its circulation numbers, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Network programmers think they may finally have found a way to hold onto more viewers. Give them more of the same. Literally.

This week, more than 8,000 delegates from around the world are gathering on the C"te d'Azur for the biggest and most prestigious get-together in the international advertising world, the Cannes Lions.

Democratic challenger John Kerry raised more campaign cash than President Bush last month and spent more too, but started June with millions less on hand than the incumbent as a summer of campaigning begins.

New York magazine attempts to strut its stuff in this week's issue with a split press run that yields two covers - but you have to be a subscriber to get the cover with a woman in her birthday suit strolling up Park Avenue.

Looking for a recipe for dissension? Comcast has it. Take two cable networks designed for technology enthusiasts with very different bents -- newbie G4 for young gamers and veteran TechTV for computer geeks of all ages -- and merge them. Fire the staff of TechTV, the network you bought, and be sure to drop the show that has some of the most fervent fans and a host with a cult following.