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Kids Standoff in DC
Vol. 6 No. 28 THE NEWS MAGAZINE OF THE MEDIA July 15, 1996 $2.95 MARKET INDICATORS Kids Standoff in D.C. National TV: Moving Fourth-quarter scatter is heatlng up and net- FCC deadlocked at 2-2 on new rules for educational television PAGE 2 worlks are getting CPM increases of 10-12 per- NEW MEDIA cent for inventory. Advertisers are looking to heavy up in new - A Bruising season premieres. Browser War Net Cable: Slow Most major cable net- Microsoft's Internet works are wrapping Explorer takes dead upfront efforts, with some holding more aim at Netscape 0 inventory than original- PAGE 3 ly budgeted. Smalier networks are still trying MAGAZINES harder. A late flurry of L.-J movie dollars helps. Times Mirror Spot TV: Waiting Makeover Third quarter is well below bubbly expecta- 68 years later, tions. All markets are moving slowly; drain of `Home Mechanix' Olympics money to become Today's noticeable. Soft-dr nk summer spending yet Homeowner' to start. Movies holding PAGE 5 longer in theaters could give small boost. OUT -OF -HOME Radio: Robust The Great Independence Day and The Nutty Professor Outdoors help keep movie busi- ness afloat in major As mergers mount, cities. Fast food and apparel starting to the billboard biz come on strong in is becoming Houston and Denver. CBS and Fox are getting ready to launch network the new radio Magazines: Strong PAGE 6 breakfast programs next month. To rise, local news Fashion is hot. So' re cosmetics, most 4968829> shows will have to shinePAGE 5 notably fragrances. -
WAGA-Atlanta, GA This Report Covers the Time Period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007 (Except Where Otherwise Specifically Noted)
1 WAGA-Atlanta, GA This report covers the time period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007 (except where otherwise specifically noted). I. PROGRAMMING a. Local Newscasts: WAGA airs 50.5 hours of local news each week (including rebroadcasts), at the following times: Monday – Friday: 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday: 12 noon – 12.30 p.m. Monday – Friday (11/1/05 – 10/31/07 only): 12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Monday – Friday: 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Monday – Friday: 10:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Monday – Friday: 1:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m. (rebroadcast) Saturday: 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. Sunday: 6 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Saturday – Sunday: 10 p.m. – 11 p.m. Saturday – Sunday: 1:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m. (rebroadcast) b. Breaking News Stories: WAGA broke into and/or preempted regularly scheduled programming on numerous occasions during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or severe weather information, as well as amber alerts, school closings, and other emergencies. A sample list of breaking news, cut-ins and squeezebacks in the report period is: • Emergency Amber Alert (11/2/05) • News squeeze reporting a trucking accident on GA. 400. (11/3/05 • Tornado watch crawl for Cleburne and Randolph Counties (11/28/05) • Weather crawl for ice storm warning. (12/14/05) • Thunderstorm warning crawl. (12/28/05) • Severe Weather Alert regarding flash floods in Fulton and Gwinnett counties in Georgia. (1/2/06) • Fire in Cobb County squeezeback (3/19/06) • Severe weather crawl for Fulton/Fayette County. -
Cablevision Photos Folder List
CableVision photos folder list File Folder Other subjects 3 DO Company Trip Hawkins, Rick Tompane 700 Club Tim Robertson, Susan Howard, Ben Kinchlow, logo 900 Numbers Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, Jay Leno A & E Brooke Bailey Johnson, Lyle Schwartz, Sy Lesser, Michael Cascio, Martha Greenhouse, Gladys Nederlander, Susan Silver, Peggy Charren, Nickolas Davatzes, Drew Sheckler, Susan Wittenberg, Gary Loeffler, Carole Kealy, Tom Bradley, Susan Herman, Decker Anstrom, Dusty Morris, Todd Noyes, Michael Katz, Whitney Goit, Ronald Schneier, Annette Simand, William McGorry, James Gray, Ray Joslin, Ellen Agress, Mark Mersky, Rita Ellix, Stephanie Sills, Susan Schulman, Shelley Blaine, Lucy Chudson, Lawrence Widrig, Betty Cornfeld, Sherri London, Arlene Kekalos, Paulette McLeod, Gerard Gruosso, Robert Igiel, Lori Sue Meyers, Enid Karpeh, Ken Street, Randall McKey, Colin Watson, Andrew Orgel, Phil Lind, Daniel Davids, Lisa Cowles, Abbe Raven, Carolyn Reynolds, Susan Leventhal, Brian Litman, Steve Bouchard, David Lee A & E - programming programming A.B.C. Jack Healy, Paul Coss, Elton Rule A.B.C. Video Enterprises, Inc. Bruce Maggin, Thomas Bloniarz, graphic A.C.E. Cable Awards John Goddard, Kay Koplovitz, Char Beales, Bob Johnson A.C.L. Staff Photos Fred Cady, Bob, Holt, Rob Williams A.C.T.S. Stephen Baum, Thomas Rogeberg, Jimmy Allen, Gene Linder, Ronald Dixon, G. William Nichols, programming A.C.T.V. programming, Dr. Michael Freeman Ph.D., Andre Chagnon, John Lack, Dr. Diana Gagnon A.I.D.S. A.P. (Associated Press) Roy Steinfort, Robert Reed, Greg Groce, Tim Brennan, Jerry Astertay, Donald Harwood, Anne Nobles, Henry Heibrunn A.R.T.S. (Alpha Repertory Television Service) programming including Melba Moore "The Creative Drive", Jack Palance The Mysterious Eastern Zone", Peter Strauss "America, Where It All Happens", David Birney, Richard Thomas A.T.&T. -
Hútili11uiàm 3 0628 0010061661 Nowiltrr
he Newswkly of Television and Radio Publ 01 125 tits. .o 64t r 1995 A Cahners ..,.. hútili11uiàm 3 0628 0010061661 Nowiltrr-, Home Free ign Owners 7 hie Tel Cäbje an Rates cast Owners Their Own 5 -DIGIT 54702 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII REG353 BC16404OWIEB98UNIV LIBRARY 4(0_0 PERIODICALSLS DEPT EAU CLAIRE, WI 5470Z ;- m the people who brought about a revolution in video retailing es an evolution. Stay tuned to discover all the things we're doing to help our mates make more money with HSN$ than they've ever made with us before L For móre information, call HSN Affiliate Sales & Marketing: Corporate Headquarters 813 -572 -8585, ext 7399. Northeast egional Office 201 -941 -2399. Western Regional Office 303 -220 -9626. Fast Tralc MUST READING FROM BROADCASTING & CABLE NCTA '95 The cable industry heads to the National Cable Television Association convention in Dallas this week with a full plate of news and regulatory issues to digest. work with the agency to insure their ability to compete in the telephone business and in the House telecom bill coming world of digital video. 14 favors cable True to / their pro- business roots, Back to basic Expanded basic packages are House Republicans have driving much of the distribution growth for small unveiled legislation that and midsize networks. And distribution gains are would open the Reps. Jack Fields (I) and Tom Bliley expected to continue as more addressable boxes are telephone and cable sponsored House telcom reform. / 6 shipped to cable households and as cable- system businesses to operators settle into the many mergers and competition-while sweeping away restrictive cable acquisitions that have taken place in the past year.