CBS TO REPURPOSE NEWS FOOTAGE ON GAY CHANNEL

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CBS TO REPURPOSE NEWS FOOTAGE ON GAY CHANNEL
Friday, August 12 2005

Under the heading "Queer Eye for the Straight News," Broadcasting & Cable reported Thursday that former CNN correspondent Jason Bellini has been selected to anchor CBS News on Logo, Viacom's recently launched gay cable network. The 3-5-minute reports are due to air at various times across Logo's schedule, using CBS News footage, beginning Monday, August 15.

GAY CABLE NETWORK LOGO DEBUTS
Friday, July 1 2005
Logo, Viacom's channel targeting the gay and lesbian audience, was quietly launched Thursday, with several analysts questioning its survival potential. Most expressed the opinion that protests by conservative religious and family activists would have little effect on the channel's durability. (The expected backlash has yet to develop.) They noted, however, that the limited exposure now afforded the network on cable systems represents a considerable handicap. The San Francisco Chronicle observed Thursday that Logo is not (more)

GAY CHANNEL DEBUTS -- WHERE ARE THE PROTESTS?
Wednesday, June 29 2005
Conservative religious and family groups have remained surprisingly silent in advance of the debut of Viacom's gay channel Logo on Thursday. The channel is due to roll out in 10 million homes on basic cable in major markets serviced by Time Warner Cable, Adelphia, Cablevision and RCN. (Although a spokesperson for the channel said Tuesday that it was confident Comcast would also carry the channel at launch, Comcast issued a statement Tuesday denying that it (more)

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