News Schmooze: October 20, 2014 By Luke McCord( Broadcasting & Cable ) published 17 October 2014 Image 1 of 111003_02_Discoveyr.JPG1003_03_Dennings.jpg1003_04_Milioti.jpg1003_05_Impractical.jpg1003_06_Gotham.jpgpoi.jpg1003_08_Wood.jpg1003_09_NCC.jpg1003_11_Travel.jpg1003_12_12 Monkeys.jpg1003_13_Beatriz.jpgBroadcasting & Cable NewsletterThe smarter way to stay on top of broadcasting and cable industry. Sign up below* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Luke McCordSocial Links Navigation More about broadcasting and cableRobert Rose’s AIM Tell-A-Vision to Take Broadcast Syndication Viewers Inside the War in Ukraine with 4-Part Docuseries Starting This WeekendAttend 'The Business of TV News' Event in D.C. on May 2LatestNick Carter, Aaron Carter Subject of New Investigation Discovery DocuseriesSee more latest ► Most PopularOffbeat Comedy ‘The Outlaws’ Returns to Prime Video Next Month MTV Moving VMAs To New UBS Arena in New YorkEdward Moody Joins WBTW Myrtle Beach Anchor Team Tubi Breaks Into Live Sports With the Addition of DAZN FAST ChannelsLocal News Close-Up: St. Louis Born and BredWeekly Cable Ratings: Fox News Channel Outpaces NBA, NHL PostseasonDoubleVerify Gets MRC Stamp for CTV Viewability Metrics Amazon Prime Video’s ‘Fallout’ Tops TVision Power Score Rankings‘Baby Reindeer’ Audience Finally Lives Up to the Series’ 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score — Netflix Weekly Rankings for April 15-21NFL Postseason Drives Peacock and Paramount Plus to Biggest Penetration Gains Among U.S. Subscription Streaming Companies (Charts)Scripps Names James Galindo as Station Manager in Bakersfield MOST READ1Nick Carter, Aaron Carter Subject of New Investigation Discovery Docuseries 2AT&T Fixed Wireless Access Deployment Accelerates, Internet Air Adds 110,000 Customers in Q13Robert Rose’s AIM Tell-A-Vision to Take Broadcast Syndication Viewers Inside the War in Ukraine with 4-Part Docuseries Starting This Weekend4Roku Said To Be in the Running To Take Over the MLB ‘Sunday Leadoff’ Game Package From Peacock5Canada’s Rogers Licenses More Comcast Tech, Including a ‘New Device Powered by Entertainment OS’
