Fox in the henhouse

Article Abstract:

The TV industry is shocked and enraged at FoxEs blatant copying of rival networksE reality formats. Not only is Fox unapologetic about it, but is also committing the offence of launching the imitations before the originals. With big and powerful networks like Fox leading the way, smaller broadcasters are following suit. Since broadcasters are unwillingly to go in for litigations, and producers, though wary, have not stopped approaching Fox, the only alternative for broadcasters is to speed up the production process and air the programs as early as possible.

Television Broadcasting, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Television broadcasting stations, Management dynamics, Management, Television broadcasting industry, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Fox Broadcasting Co.

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Writer who bears the standard

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A personal profile of television writer, Pual Abbott is presented. The writer's candid views on standards of today's television drama and their influence on commissioning of few programs are discussed.

Interview, Television writers, Abbott, Pual

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The wages of spin

Article Abstract:

Emergence of politics as the major topic for spinning is presented. Need for healthy skepticism among journalists is emphasized.

Public affairs, Analysis, Politics, Media coverage, Journalistic ethics

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