Articles from Video Age International (January 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Neon" realism: a new venue in now "old" city.			1252
A TV paradox: ratings down, ad revenues up.			1095
Alcanzando a la audiencia de TV Hispana en USA.			956
Canadian TV gets more ad time.		Brief Article	175
Chum hits the big 5-0.		Brief Article	77
Como rentabilizar indecencia y tecnologia.			691
Corus's Cassaday sees double (awards).		Brief Article	126
Deutsche Telekom challenges German TV market, again: in Germany, it will take at least another two years before DSL-based television-like services will become serious competition for traditional TV.	Brockmeyer, Dieter		820
Fiction as fact: it is a resurgence.	Milano, Valerie		912
Gay TV networks to conquer the masses.	Cohen, Lucy		1346
Jornadas conference signals TV recovery.	Feldman, Martin		648
Key tv distribution companies.		Directory	1806
Korea to take center stage at MIP-TV.		Brief Article	127
Let's do lunch.		Calendar	276
Letter to the editors.	Moore, Tom	Letter to the Editor	207
Local U.S. TV stations are weeping over comedies.	Serafini, Dom		939
Los medidores de personas luchan mientras crecen.			795
Messages.			579
Milestones and fast facts.		Calendar	974
My two cents.	Serafini, Dom	Interview	685
Nigeria's example for Africa.		Brief Article	132
Oz's TEN sees higher numbers.		Brief Article	70
Reminiscing with.			1638
Rewards measured by level of difficulty.	Tracy, Kathy		862
Sony suffers a high-def setback.		Brief Article	174
Spanish TV gets kid-friendly.		Brief Article	86
Studio Hamburg takes control.		Brief Article	60
The deja vu look of new kids programs.			1319
The pros and cons of "the Screenings".	Jenkins, Bob		895
Tribute to the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.	Barnes, Diane L.W.	Company Profile	704
TV en Mejico: Mantener status quo es una falta.			972
Video games get regulated.		Brief Article	122
Who's who.			393