| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 2000 Joe Flint |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| ABC takes big gamble 'Monday night'.(Advertising) | Business, general | Kathryn Kranhold, Joe Flint |
| Can small movies attract big audiences to television's Oscar show?(Advertising)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
| Ford to sell safety to kids on Nickelodeon.(Ford Motor Co.)(Advertising) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
| NBC's WWF pact prompts skepticism.(Advertising) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
| Radio, outdoor boom is likely to cool.(Ad Industry Review & Preview)(Advertising) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
| Super Bowl's biggest advertiser may turn out to be ABC itself.(Advertising) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
| Television viewers sit out Subway Series.(TV ratings for the World Series were lower in 2000 than in any year since 1995)(Advertising) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
| TV networks in tight race for top spot.(network viewership as the November sweeps begin)(Advertising) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
| Upfront market for kids' programs softens.(Advertising) | Business, general | Joe Flint |
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