Wayne Friedman writes: "... Jack Wakshlag, chief research officer for Turner Broadcasting, says that despite rumors that the Internet and other media are siphoning away viewers, "TV viewing is stronger than ever, led by the growth of cable." ¶ Now, cable has a 61.0 share, as compared to the 32.1 share for broadcast for the summer--up from a year ago, when cable had a 57 share and broadcast had a 36.2. It's the fifth summer in a row that cable has topped broadcast in summer viewing. ..." Link: Media Daily News.
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Dennis Haarsager's rolling environmental scan for electronic media.
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