Articles from Video Age International (October 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Berlin makes history. (World).	Barnes, Diane	Brief Article	91
Broadcasting today.			1021
CAMAR for TV in the Middle East. (World).	Fine, Janet		211
Canada's first DTT license.		Brief Article	111
DISCOP makes sellers happy, with few setbacks. (East European TV).		Brief Article	961
Entertainment and the environment: how EMA sounds its warning. (TV & Pollutants).	Hochbaum, Leah		690
Fall schedule reflects U.S. conservatism. Number of new TV series increased. (21 Years Ago in VideoAge).	Hill, Doug		627
Global piracy now at 40 percent. (World).			217
High-value brands vs. vanity brands. (Int'l TV Channels).			815
How long will broadcast remain an over-the-air TV biz?			614
MIFED: one threat gone, one more to go. (Film Markets).			705
Montreal mixes to the max. (Film Festival).	Fine, Janet		791
My two cents.	Serafini, Dom		588
New Monte-Carlo fest defining global trends. (TV Festivals).	Yakouenko, Indira		675
On-demand set to change European TV biz model.	Milano, Valerie		843
PROMAX and ATVC joined at Jornadas. (World).			429
Quality vs. quantity at MIPCOM 2002. (TV Markets).			764
Rescued miners sell out to Disney. (World).		Brief Article	212
Rescuing over-the-air TV by the new media.			696
Slicing up the revenue pie. (Int'l TV Channels).			852
Sportel reflects TV sports' dashing biz. (Sports TV Markets).			759
The 'Television History' Mystery. (Book Review).	Rollins, Peter C.	Book Review	751
Three Cs in closure for U.K.'s DTT.	Jenkins, Bob		872
Three elements make for fertile biz ground. (Int'l TV Channels).			881
U.S. cable nets keep strong overseas grip. (Int'l TV Channels).			750
U.S. new season hopes to divide, conquer home, abroad.	Visakowitz, Susan		1263
U.S. TV restrictions to revitalize int'l markets.			1011