Recently added articles from TelevisionWeek:
Struggling Soaps Seek New Niche; Nets Work to Maintain Audiences, Ratings and Quality.
Jun 01, 2009; ... Byline: Sergio Ibarra Soap operas may be borrowing from one of their favorite plot linespatient is in a coma, on life support, hanging on by a threadbut they aren't dead yet, and networks and studios are working to find ways to keep the genre viable. Most recently, ...
VIRAL VIDEO.
Jun 01, 2009 ... Byline: GREG BAUMANN The setup: Susan Boyle, the woman from a small village in Scotland whose performance on "Britain's Got Talent'' became the fastest-growing viral video phenomenon of all time, is still in the hunt for a win on the show. In this rendition of "Memory'' from ...
CBS Seeking a Return to Form; Network Looks for Consistency, Ratings Over Quirky Shows.
Jun 01, 2009 ... Byline: Brian Steinberg Over at CBS, offbeat is off the schedule. In the past few years, CBS used upfront week to unveil something a little off-kilter, experimental or quirky. It tested a singing Hugh Jackman in "Viva Laughlin,'' a small town grappling with nuclear ...
TVWeek Goes Online as Market Changes; A NOTE TO THE READER.
Jun 01, 2009; ... I'm Chuck Ross, the editorial director and publisher of TelevisionWeek and TVWeek.com. If you're reading this in our print edition, it's the last column I'll write, as today we publish the last regularly scheduled print edition of TelevisionWeek. If you are reading this at TVWeek.com, it's ...
KEEPING HIS EYE ON DIVERSITY.
Jun 01, 2009 ... O. Ricardo Pimental, president of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, is editor of the editorial pages of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, a position he has held since June 2004. Before joining the Sentinel, Mr. Pimental held editorial positions with the Sacramento ...