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LodgeNet Helps Hoteliers Prepare for February 2009 Digital Television Transition.

FCC-Mandated Change Could Disrupt Local TV Service for Thousands of Hoteliers SIOUX FALLS, S.D., Nov. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- LodgeNet Interactive Corporation today announced a roadmap to prepare its U.S. hotel customers for the upcoming Federal Communications Commission (FCC)-mandated

Publication: PR Newswire

Cox Television president to retire - Atlanta Business Chronicle:

Andrew S. Fisher, the president of Cox Television, will retire at the end of this year after 24 years of service, Cox Enterprises Inc. announced today. Leadership of Cox Television will be taken over by Executive Vice President Bruce Baker. A 20-year veteran of Cox Television, Baker has served as

Publication: Atlanta Business Chronicle

Sheraton Jacksonville Hotel Selects Bulk TV & Internet as its Free-to-Guest Television Programming Provider.

Bulk TV & Internet Contracts with Sheraton Jacksonville Hotel to Provide DIRECTV Programming Service to the New 159-Room Sheraton Jacksonville Hotel and Shula's 347 Grill Located Within the Property RALEIGH, N.C. -- Bulk TV & Internet announces the launching of DIRECTV television programming

Publication: Business Wire

Martin O'Malley show to debut on Maryland Public Television - Washington Business Journal:

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley can now be seen on TV each month, thanks to a new Mayland Public Television program making its debut this month. "Ask the Governor: Special Edition of Direct Connection" will feature direct questions to the governor from the public and debuts Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. The

Publication: Washington Business Journal

Gov. O'Malley show to debut on Maryland Public Television - Baltimore Business Journal:

Gov. Martin O'Malley can now be seen on your TV each month, thanks to a new Mayland Public Television program making its debut this month. "Ask the Governor: Special Edition of Direct Connection" will feature direct questions to the governor from the public and debuts Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. The

Publication: Baltimore Business Journal

E.W. Scripps Television Division Names Brian Lawlor to SVP Post

E.W. Scripps Television Division Names Brian Lawlor to SVP Post WIRELESS NEWS-November 13, 2008-E.W. Scripps Television Division Names Brian Lawlor to SVP Post (C)2008 10Meters - http www.10meters.com Brian Lawlor, a 20-year veteran of the broadcasting industry, has been tapped to lead The E.W.

Publication: Wireless News

WANTED: Movie and Television Community Critics.(CNY)

Have you been reading reviews from The Post-Standard's Community Critics Teams? Have you been nodding your head in delight or shaking it in disgust in response to what they've written? Well, now's your chance to share your own opinion. The Post-Standard is looking for two new Community Critics

Publication: The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)

Fests partnering on comedy confab.(Banff International Television Festival and Just For Laughs Montreal International Comedy Festival partner for World of Comedy Conference)(Brief article)

The Just for Laughs comedy fest is partnering with the organizers of the Banff World Television Festival to launch a World of Comedy Conference, kicking off during Just for Laughs next year. Two-day confab, organized by Achilles Media, will ramp up and centralize the industry events and programming

Publication: Daily Variety

Depression 2009: What would it look like? Lines at the ER, a television boom, emptying suburbs. A catastrophic economic downturn would feel nothing like the last one.

Boston.com THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING OVER THE PAST few months, Americans have been hearing the word "depression" with unfamiliar and alarming regularity. The financial crisis tearing through Wall Street is routinely described as the worst since the Great Depression, and the

Publication: The Boston Globe