From The New York Times:
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What it’s like to attend the TV Network “Upfront” presentations
The New York Times takes you on a journey from one upfront presentation to another.
The Network “Upfront” presentations are changing just as TV viewing is doing
From the New York Times:
Dick Wolf still making good TV shows for NBC
In The New York Times, Dick Wolf says “For years I went hoarse saying ‘Law and Order’ is a brand. It’s like Crest. There are 15 types of Crest now but they’re all really good. If you want good toothpaste, you take that and you’re going to get good toothpaste.”
TV networks returning to “nostalgic” shows
From The New York Times:
What do you air after a terrorist attack?
James Poniewozik writes about how networks respond to real life violence and terrorist attacks. From The New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/18/arts/television/after-bloodshed-tv-can-be-cathartic-or-insensitive.html?_r=0
Is there too much to watch on television?
A year-round TV season and multiplying programming services create a glut of TV programming. From The New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/31/business/fx-chief-ignites-soul-searching-about-the-boom-in-scripted-tv.html?ref=business
The new “Age of Television Anxiety.” Is it possible to watch everything on TV?
Mary McNamara reports in The Los Angeles Times: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/tv/la-ca-st-too-much-tv-20150823-column.html
Sports Talk Radio winning in Baltimore and elsewhere
From The Baltimore Sun: http://www.baltimoresun.com/business/bs-bz-sports-radio-market-20151009-story.html