The CW on the Air -- for Now
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By Sarah Reynolds, The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.  Dec. 19--For the first time in months, Time Warner Cable subscribers in Yuma and El Centro can watch The CW -- at least for now.
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Here's the pitch from the cable TV industry: One way or another, all subscribers will still be able to tune in their favorite shows when broadcasters shift to digital-only transmission in 2009.
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By Pat Berman, The State, Columbia, S.C.  Mar. 2--Midlands TV viewers are getting more choices for local news in the coming months.   --Fox affiliate WACH-57 will expand its 10 p.m. newscast to an hour this month and enter the morning-news fray later this spring.
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By Tim Rausch, The Lima News, Ohio  Sep. 21--LIMA -- Negotiations are ongoing between WLIO and Time Warner Cable to get the CW network on the basic cable lineup.
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There are changes afoot as PBS' "Now" begins its new season.
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Despite the Hollywood writers' strike, the big TV networks have more than a hundred episodes of scripted series ready to roll out over the next few months. The bad news for viewers: Few are fan favorites.
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By Mason Stockstill, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, Calif.  Sep. 13--ONTARIO -- For the first time in a long time -- perhaps ever --  residents will soon have a choice for their cable TV service.
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James Poniewozik assesses the networks' new fall schedules. Look for more serials - and maybe even more ingenuity
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-Ratings Breakdown:  NBC inched past CBS in the overnights on this final Wednesday of December, with a mere 5.6 rating/10 share from 8-11 p.m. Third overall was Fox, followed by a barely visible ABC and lowly the CW, which has not benefited by absurd reality/competition Crowned: The Mother of All Pageants. If you have not seen Crowned yet, check it out. You'll get a good laugh.
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The new prime-time television season officially starts this week, and more than bragging rights to ratings supremacy will be on the line for the broadcast networks.
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As I said above I'm glued to the TV, but I'm also on Twitter, and blogging, and email, and IM and I'm subscribed to hundreds of RSS feeds, and I've been noticing that slowly the TV news organizations are integrating new Internet services with their TV offerings. They're all getting started, and eventually I'm pretty sure they'll be where Yahoo is now. The thing is, it works. For example, newmediajim is a cameraman for NBC News and he's on Twitter and sometimes I'm watching the other side of his camera on MSNBC and twittering with him before and after. A guy named creepsleepy is a radio guy in Manchester, interviewing presidential candidates, wouldn't it be great if I could listen to his interviews while he twitters his progress? Well, there's no doubt that soon we'll be doing that. We're finally really at the convergence so many have predicted for so long. With the help of a few members of the community Yahoo can get there first. BTW, I read on the NY Times site that Yahoo is going to open up more to developers. Hmmm. If you want to impress end-users and shareholders run it in MSM. If you want to get through to developers, use the developer blogs. Let us have the story first, otherwise you don't seem very serious about it.
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Premiere Week. CBS has three &quot;CSI&#39;s.&quot; CBS wins. Get used to this, because you&#39;re going to see a lot more weeks like it this season.
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The WB Network has begun previewing its television shows over the Internet, hoping to reach more viewers more quickly, especially during the busy fall season.
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Less than thirteen months remain for US television stations to move off the old analog VHF and UHF spectra, into their new digital allotments. But even now, the FCC has to deal with stations that have yet to finalize their construction plans.
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NEW YORK New this fall season: Broadcast networks will rely on social networks, guerrilla events, video-on-demand, YouTube, Web portals and mobile technology more than ever before to promote their new lineups to increasingly distracted consumers. What&#39;s not so new is the continued reliance on their own airwaves to do most of the work.
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By Larissa Chinwah  lchinwah@@dailyherald.com  Residents in Lake in the Hills soon could have another option when it comes to cable television service.
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In prime time, season-to-date, Spanish-language network Univision is beating the CW among all adults and viewers in general-market ratings. And, on any given night, Univision, from 8 p.m.-9 p.m., is out-rating one or more of its Big Four rivals in younger demos with telenovela La Fea Mas Bella.