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	TV & Video Daily	September 25, 2017
Insider updates on all things video

Spike’s Rebranding as Paramount Network Is the Latest Maneuver in Cable’s Battle for Viewers

Viacom will relaunch the net on Jan. 18

By T.L. Stanley

Oxygen rolled out the yellow crime-scene tape and ripped-from-the-headlines stories and invited armchair detectives to test their sleuthing skills in a recent rebrand of the NBCUniversal-owned cable channel. Unofficial tagline: It's not your grandmother's true-crime network. This comes on the heels of other full-scale makeovers (A+E's H2 to Viceland) and shifts in focus (USA dropped...
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How Jordan Klepper Finds the Funny in Alex Jones and the Alt-Right Media

The Opposition will satirize outlets like Brietbart and Infowars

By Jason Lynch

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Hot List: What Were Your Favorite Shows of 2017?

Choose the year's top series, names and networks

By Adweek Staff

These Are the Only 2 New Broadcast Shows Worth Watching This Fall—and the 2 You Should Skip

There are very few freshman shows to love, but also very few to loathe

By Jason Lynch

Adweek’s Fall TV Preview: Which New Broadcast Shows Deserve Your Attention and Ad Budget?

In an underwhelming freshman crop, we’re spotlighting each new series

By Jason Lynch

The 2017-18 TV season is almost upon us. Over the next two months, the five broadcast networks will premiere 19 new shows (18, if you don't count NBC's Will & Grace revival). Fox got an early jump on the proceedings when it debuted its science-fiction series The Orville on Sept. 10, and CBS closes out...
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