• O’Brien Leads the Conversation for CNN

    
  By R.Thomas Umstead, October 18, 2010
  Multichannel News recently caught up to CNN personality and correspondent Soledad O’Brien in New York — just a few days after she suffered a knee injury in a horse-riding accident — to discuss a wide range of issues.  More

• IP Video: Home Streams Take the Field

    
  By Todd Spangler, October 18, 2010
  Cable TV is on a long march toward a full-blown Internet protocol future — but well before then, IP video streams will be flowing through subscribers’ homes in some shape or form.  More

• To a Gigabit — and Beyond

    
  By Todd Spangler, October 18, 2010
  Death. Taxes. Faster broadband.  More

• God TV Takes a Mainstream Tack

    
  By Andrea Domanick, October 4, 2010
  Because Many Religious Programmers rely on funding from charitable giving —which has dropped sharply during the recession — several have been forced to look at new programming strategies that focus on a more-mainstream approach to attract viewers and advertising.  More

• Preaching Across Platforms

    
  By Andrea Domanick, October 4, 2010
  In recent years, faith-based networks, like their secular counterparts, have embraced a multiplatform approach to their programming by including video-on-demand, mobile applications and Web series as part of their business strategy.  More

• New Tech Shapes Networks’ Strategies

    
  By Andrea Domanick, October 4, 2010
  As much as multiplatform initiatives have been key to reinvigorating faith-based networks, so have new technologies that allow the channels to quantify viewer habits and interests to better shape their programming strategy.  More

• Guide to Hispanic Networks

  By George Winslow, September 27, 2010
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• A Fighter With a Touch of Gold

  By Laura Martinez, September 27, 2010
  In the summer of 1993, during a 10-city press tour for the George Foreman-Tommy Morrison fight, HBO Sports executive Mark Taffet found himself chatting away on the train with heavyweight champion Foreman.  More

• Oscar De La Hoya’s New Fight

  By Ben Grossman (Broadcasting & Cable), September 27, 2010
  Just over two weeks ago, boxing’s heavyweight champion of the world fought and it was not even carried on live television in the U.S. So clearly, the sport needs a hero outside of the ring as badly as inside. And the man who may be right for the job has carried the sport once before: Oscar De La Hoya.  More

• Service Is a Long Way From ‘Nirvana’

  By Andrea Domanick, September 27, 2010
  Los Angeles — TV Everywhere may be making technological strides, but some of the industry’s content distribution leaders say the service is a long way from reaching “multiscreen nirvana.”  More

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