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CBS Wins Thursday Overnights; ABC Poised for Leadership Among Adults 18-49

2009-11-20

It was business as usual on Thursday, with CBS first in the overnights, and ABC expected to win the evening overall among adults 18-49 thanks to the ongoing strength of Grey’s Anatomy. Third in the metered markets was vastly improved Fox (which was up 58 percent year-to-year), followed by NBC and The CW.

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Mr. TV: Stuffing TV Turkeys

It’s almost Thanksgiving, and incredibly this is my sixth annual column dedicated to the best and worst on the small screen. And as always, there are plenty of turkeys stuffing up the airwaves just waiting to be plucked by Mr. TV.

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Houston’s media market has held up a little better than others, thanks to a lower unemployment rate (8 percent) and a more stable real-estate market.

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Rapid Report: March 27, 2009

The second half of 2008 was a cruel time for teen titles on the newsstand, which has been hit as consumers reduce shopping trips and forgo discretionary purchases at checkout.