January Issue

Cover Stories:

The Future is Not What it Used to Be. Today, the Future of Television is Innovative Conservatism.
Canada’s DTT Moving at an Andante Adagio Pace.
NATPE Makes Deals to Save Mart’s Future.
A TV Season in Purgatory; Redeeming Values Sought.

Inside:

Editorial: We Want Our Emmy award.
World: New York, Coral Gables, Groton.
The U.S. Has to Face New Syndication Strategies.

Ratings Special

Demographics Counted By Viewers’ Behavior.
Remember, TV Outlets: Loyalty is to the Advertiser.
The AFM Ready to Prove Itself a Better Market. Report of MIFED’s Demise Exaggerated by Variety.
Inside U.K.-U.S. Trade: Transatlantic TV Biz Cri$$ Cro$$.
Blame Canada Series: Terminating the Runaway Production on Arnold’s Agenda.
New Kids’ Channel on the U.S. Block Speaks Hispanic.
Toward a Latin TV Recovery: Jornadas’ Smoke Signals, Miami’s Spain TV Expo.

Seccion en Espanol:

Juegos virtuales van al cine. Television religiosa regresa. El ano de la . . . cumbre.
Latin American Key Distribution Companies.
RAI 50 Salute: It Has Been 80 Years but it Looks Like 50.