Media: TV Midseason Report Card

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FORBES.COM MEDIA NEWSLETTER JANUARY 06, 2010
TV Midseason Report Card Lacey Rose Fox looks to extend its dominance with the return of ''Idol,'' while NBC is hoping the Olympics help it get back in the game. Dirk Smillie On Media Dirk Smillie After relentless cuts in staffs and expenses newspapers will stage a comeback. ShortTail's Extreme Video Mouseover Dirk Smillie Web advertising is a Flash-driven mess. David Payne has a solution. Lacey Rose On Entertainment Lacey Rose Talented upstarts will lure big audiences, network television will continue to attract viewers and if it passes regulatory muster, Comcast's deal to buy NBC Universal will result in several changes. Previewing Editor & Publisher's Final Edition Dirk Smillie Senior Editor Joe Strupp on pay walls, an interview with Warren Buffett and the future of newspapers.	ADVERTISEMENT
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