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Friday, July 28, 2006
  • Charles Collier, 11 Execs Exit Court TV

    The fallout over the sale of Court TV, now under the direction of Turner Broadcasting, has resulted in the exit of 12 senior execs, … Read the whole story

  • Weak NBC Ratings, Auto Sales Drive Hearst-Argyle Ad Revenue Down In Q2

    Hampered by a slowdown in the auto category and low ratings at the NBC network, second-quarter advertising revenue fell for the Hearst-Argyle station group--if … Read the whole story

  • XM Lowers Subscription Forecast

    During a second-quarter earnings announcement on Thursday, XM Satellite Radio cut its prediction of the number of subscribers it would have by year's end … Read the whole story

  • TiVo To Sell DVR Tracking Data, But NBC's Not Buying It

    A day after TiVo announced it will sell second-by-second data as a way to gauge DVR behavior, NBC's top research executive says his network … Read the whole story

  • Mag Bag: ASBPE Announces B-to-B Laurels

    The American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) named tech magazine weekly Computerworld the best B-to-B publication of 2006 at its awards dinner in … Read the whole story