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Monday, May 11

A Resting Place of Reruns Tries to Turn Up the Heat

United States Perhaps to a greater degree than any other television operator, Viacom has honed its channels for specific audience lifestyles and ages, with Noggin for preschoolers, Nickelodeon for children, MTV for teenagers and BET for young African Americans. ...

Friday, May 1

Hasbro and Discovery Plan Channel Based on Toy Brands

United States - Brian Stelter On cable television, children's programming is dominated by Cartoon Network, the Disney Channel and Nickelodeon. “We saw a big opportunity in the kids' space,” said the Discovery chief executive, David M. Zaslav. Susan Linn, the director of the ...

Wednesday, Apr 22

BET to Offer New Channel for Adults

United States Centric will be operated jointly by the BET and MTV Networks divisions of Viacom. Viacom's channels include Nickelodeon and MTV. Doug Creutz, an analyst for Cowen & Company, called the niche strategy valid but incremental. “They're not going to hit any ...

Saturday, Apr 18

Make Room, Cynics; MTV Wants to Do Some Good

United States And the company recently started a Programming Council, which meets periodically to consider programming messages and includes executives across Viacom — MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon and BET. Historically, MTV has had to reinvent itself from time to time, ...

Tuesday, Apr 14

Disney Expert Uses Science to Draw Boy Viewers

United States - Brooks Barnes Nickelodeon, in particular, scoffs at Disney's recent push. “We wrote the book on all of this,” said Colleen Fahey Rush, executive vice president for research of MTV Networks, which includes Nickelodeon. Even so, media companies over all have struggled ...

Wednesday, Apr 1

Former AOL Chief to Oversee Digital at News Corp.

CNET News United States Mr. Miller has also served as a managing director of Nickelodeon International, a unit of Viacom’s MTV Networks, and spent five years at NBA entertainment where he was vice president for programming.