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1. Pax, NYT Set JSAs

Author

Murphy, Jeremy

Subjects
New York Times Co. -- Licensing agreements, Paxson Communications Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Cable television -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Cable television/data services, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements
Abstract

Paxson Communications, owner of the family-friendly Pax TV network, on Oct. 11 signed a joint sales agreement with three New York Times Co. stations. The deal calls for NYT Co.'s [...]

Published
2000

2. Kiosks Make Local Stars

Author

Larson, Megan

Subjects
CITY (Toronto, Ontario) -- Licensing agreements -- Marketing, Meredith Corp. Meredith Broadcasting Group -- Marketing -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Marketing -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company marketing practices, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements, Marketing
Abstract

Electronic video booths let broadcasters create cheap, popular shows Ordinary citizens who are ticked off about traffic lights or distraught over tobacco suits, or who think the governor made a [...]

Published
1999

3. WKRN Wants to Make Heroes of the Titans

Author

Larson, Megan

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Sports franchises -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Football (Professional), Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements
Abstract

* WITH A FIRST SHOT AT PRODUCING THE PREseason games of the newly renamed Tennessee Titans pro-football franchise this fall, Nashville ABC affiliate WKRN-TV hopes to boost its inventory by [...]

Published
1999

4. Hits Getting Harder to Find

Author

Frutkin, Alan

Subjects
Trade and professional associations -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Television programs -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Television production companies -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, National Association of Television Program Executives -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

Fear of risk creating 'plethora of sameness 'for producers Pick a show, virtually any show, for sale at NATPE last week, and the chances are slim it will ever get [...]

Published
1999

5. Action Hours In Demand

Author

Freeman, Michael

Subjects
Trade and professional associations -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Television programs -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Television production companies -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, National Association of Television Program Executives -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

Paramount kills Avalon' amid light sales, heavy competition Despite the diminished level of buying, weekly action-adventure hours accounted for most of the dealmaking at NATPE, with Chris-Craft/United Television (half-owner of [...]

Published
1999

6. WGN Conjures Up Sabrina

Subjects
WGN-TV (Chicago, Illinois) -- Licensing agreements, ABC Inc. (Burbank, California) -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements
Abstract

WGN-TV, Tribune Broadcasting's Chicago flagship, has picked up the local off-network broadcast rights to ABC's Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Contrary to previous industry speculation, WGN's cable superstation will not give [...]

Published
1998

7. King of the Hill Living Up To Its Name for Syndie Run

Author

Sharkey, Betsy

Subjects
King of the Hill (Television program) -- Licensing agreements, Syndication of television programs -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements
Abstract

A bidding war among TV stations has broken out for syndicated rights to King of the Hill in the first two markets opened since Twentieth Television's initial deal with the [...]

Published
1998

8. CBS gets go on 2nd HDTV station

Subjects
WCBS-TV (New York, New York) -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, High-definition television -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, High-definition television, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements
Abstract

WCBS in New York, the flagship TV station of the CBS O&O group, has been granted a license from the FCC to launch a second digital high-definition television (HDTV) station. [...]

Published
1996

9. WB financing affil start-ups; rival UPN takes direct route, applying for eight licenses itself

Author

Freeman, Michael

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Contracts, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, Contracts, Licensing agreements
Abstract

Rival UPN takes direct route, applying for eight licenses itself The federal government's final allocation of analog television station licenses is proving to be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for young networks [...]

Published
1996

10. UPN adds 10 affiliates

Subjects
United Paramount Network -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Television networks, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements
Abstract

The United Paramount Network last week announced 10 new affiliates that will give the fledgling network 134 stations covering 88 percent of the country. A new primary affiliate, KTVC in [...]

Published
1995

11. U.K. commercial TV in a tizzy over licensees

Subjects
Thames Television PLC -- Licensing agreements -- Laws, regulations and rules, United Kingdom. Independent Television Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules, Telecommunication systems -- Licensing agreements, Independent television stations -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Government regulation, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

FOUR INDEPENDENT TV COMPANIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM lost their right to broadcast on Channel Three--one of only four nationwide TV stations in Britain--putting some 2,200 people out of work [...]

Published
1991

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