- Around the Net In Media - Thursday, March 25, 2004
- Nickelodeon Squeezes 2 Ratings Out of 1 Very Diverse Network (Los Angeles Times)
- Comcast CEO Discusses Disney Bid (AP)
- 'Idol' Judge Simon Cowell Denies Obscene Gesture (Reuters)
- Comcast to Buy TechTV, Merge it With Game Channel (Reuters)
- Spanish-Language Newspapers Expand as Competition Increases (AP)
- Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, March 24, 2004
- U.S. Cable Industry to Offer Free Channel Blocking (Reuters)
- Running Disney's Word Machine (Los Angeles Times)
- Starcom MediaVest Group Looks To The Future (Chicago Tribune)
- TiVo Looks to Tune in to Advertisers (CNET)
- Satellite Radio Provides Home For Howard Stern? (Los Angeles Times)
- ABC News Inks Video-On-Demand Deal With Insight (Reuters)
- Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, March 23, 2004
- Stage is Set for Another Format Fight (Boston Globe)
- Satellite Struggles to Find Niche (Wired)
- Marketers To Join Judging At Cannes Ad Festival (AdAge)
- What Plug-and-Play Means for TV (BusinessWeek)
- Viacom to Set Up First China TV Show Venture (Reuters)
- Comcast Awaits Disney Action (New York Times)
- 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)
- FCC Puts the Media on Notice (CBS MarketWatch)
- 'American Idol' Scam Charges Settled (DMNews)
- USA Today Weighs Role in Scandal (WSJ)
- Want a Corner Office? First Check the Chi (Los Angeles Times)
- Around the Net In Media - Friday, March 19, 2004
- FCC Rules Bono Remark Is Indecent (Los Angeles Times)
- USA Today Finds 'Strong Evidence' That Ex-Reporter Faked Stories (USA TODAY)
- Original MTV Vee-Jay J.J. Jackson Dies (Associated Press)
- Leading Hollywood Talent and Marketing Companies Merge (New York Times)
- Trump Attempts To Trademark Well-Known Phrase (Los Angeles Times)
- Around the Net In Media - Thursday, March 18, 2004
- Ad Groups Oppose Anti-Violence Measures (Adweek)
- Fox Fires 2 After Finding Film Downloads on Server (Los Angeles Times)
- Publicis and WPP Discuss ZenithOptimedia's Franchises (Brand Republic)
- Vivendi Universal Says Barry Diller's Trying To Derail NBC Merger (Los Angeles Times)
- An Open Letter from Ms. in Support of Martha Stewart (Ms. Magazine)
- Could Stern's Anti-Bush Rants Shock the Vote? (Boston Globe)
- Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, March 17, 2004
- Viacom Deal Paves Way for Media Mergers (TheStreet.com)
- Game Show Network Changing Name to GSN (AP)
- Take Over for Martha Stewart? Her Daughter Says No Thanks (New York Times)
- USDTV to Launch Low-Cost Wireless TV Service (Reuters)
- Nestle Reaches Out on $1.5 Bil. Global Media (Adweek)
- Democrats Say Medicare Ads Cross The Line (Los Angeles Times)
- Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, March 16, 2004
- O'Reilly, O'Franken, Oh No! (Christian Science Monitor)
- Can Howard Stern Boost Satellite Radio? (CNN)
- AOL Users Log off Time Warner (Financial Times)
- Havas Says It Is Not Selling Its Media Services Agency (New York Times)
- Sugar Ray Leonard joins NBC's 'The Contender' (Reuters)
- A Special Report On Magazine Circulation (AdAge)
- Around the Net In Media - Monday, March 15, 2004
- Russian Inventor Suggests Placing Ads in Space (Interfax)
- Questions Arise Over Keeping Stewart Name (Associated Press)
- Do You Really Want To See Everything in HDTV? (Chicago Tribune)
- Former ABC Head of Research Sues Over Firing (Reuters)
- TV Ad War Begins Early (Los Angeles Times)
- Tribune Co. Chief Says Baltimore Sun Needs More "Oomph" (Editor and Publisher)
- Around the Net In Media - Friday, March 12, 2004
- Stewart Near Deal with Company - Sources (Reuters)
- TiVo's Growth Picture: Still a Little Fuzzy (Business Week)
- Pulling the Plug on TV Shows Has Its Costs (AP)
- Zenith Optimedia Group CEO To Step Down (AdAge)
- Wall Street Doesn't Believe ABC Will Soon Turn Profit (Los Angeles Times)
- Imagining Business Without Stewart (New York Times)
