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TV viewership still down as industry recovers from strike and prepares for new season
tmcnet.com May 11, 2008
TV viewership still down as industry recovers from strike and prepares for new season ... NEW YORK_Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. "The strike had a number of impacts," said Alan Wurtzel, NBC Universal...
New ballgame for networks
thestar.com May 13, 2008
With shows like 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' in what may be a post-strike funk, studio execs are hoping viewers return to the season finale, starring Gary Dourdan, left, and William Peterson While researchers say it could have been worse, TV executives keep wary eye on numbers David Bauder Associated...
TV viewers still down after strike
qctimes.com May 13, 2008
NEW YORK - Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. Viewership is down, although it's hard to tell how much the strike is to blame. This week's "upfront" presentations by broadcasters outlining their fall schedules, which annually precedes...
TV viewers still down after strike
sacbee.com May 12, 2008
Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. Viewership is down, although it's hard to tell how much the strike is to blame. This week's "upfront" presentations by broadcasters outlining their fall schedules, which annually precedes a...
TV viewers still down as industry recovers from strike and prepares for new season
startribune.com May 12, 2008
By DAVID BAUDER , Associated Press NEW YORK - "The strike had a number of impacts," said Alan Wurtzel, NBC Universal research chief, "but as with everything it's never very clear or direct or black and white." ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC had nearly 9 percent fewer viewers in...
TV viewers still down after strike
daytondailynews.com May 12, 2008
NEW YORK — Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. Viewership is down, although it's hard to tell how much the strike is to blame. This week's "upfront" presentations by broadcasters outlining their fall schedules, which annually precedes...
TV viewers still down after strike
nwsource.com May 12, 2008
NEW YORK -- Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. Viewership is down, although it's hard to tell how much the strike is to blame. This week's "upfront" presentations by broadcasters outlining their fall schedules, which annually...
TV viewership still down after strike
kpic.com May 12, 2008
Viewership is down, although it's hard to tell how much the strike is to blame. This week's "upfront" presentations by broadcasters outlining their fall schedules, which annually precedes a multi-billion dollar ad buying binge, promises to be much different than before.
TV viewership still down after strike
esearchnet.com May 12, 2008
Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. ... By DAVID BAUDER - "The strike had a number of impacts," said Alan Wurtzel, NBC Universal research chief, "but as with everything it's never very clear or direct or black...
TV viewership still down after strike
kimatv.com May 12, 2008
Viewership is down, although it's hard to tell how much the strike is to blame. This week's "upfront" presentations by broadcasters outlining their fall schedules, which annually precedes a multi-billion dollar ad buying binge, promises to be much different than before.
TV viewers still down after strike
tmcnet.com May 12, 2008
TV viewers still down after strike ... NEW YORK_Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. "The strike had a number of impacts," said Alan Wurtzel, NBC Universal research chief, "but as with everything it's never...
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