Automakers cut back on advertising

Front Page: TV networks hurt by turmoil in car industry -- TV's Big Four are keeping a wary eye on the turmoil enveloping Detroit's Big Three as the economic crisis worsens. If GM and Chrysler consummate a deal, it will undoubtedly lead to a winnowing of models produced by the combined entity, which would mean fewer brands to promote with advertising dollars.

NBC gives ‘Kath & Kim’ full season

Front Page: Selma Blair, Molly Shannon comedy picked up -- NBC's "Kath & Kim" has become the latest frosh skein to score a full-season pickup.

Daily Box Office: Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Saw V tops Wednesday's box office with $1.2 million

SAG to meet with meditator Weds.

Front Page: Guild, AMPTP negotiations still up in the air -- In another step toward possible resumption of the stalled SAG negotiations, leaders of the Screen Actors Guild have agreed to meet again with a federal mediator next Wednesday.

SAG to meet with mediator Wed.

Front Page: Guild, AMPTP negotiations still up in the air -- In another step toward possible resumption of the stalled SAG negotiations, leaders of the Screen Actors Guild have agreed to meet again with a federal mediator next Wednesday.

SAG agrees to meet with mediator

Front Page: Guild, AMPTP negotiations still up in the air -- SAG’s taken another small step toward possible resumption of its long-stalled negotiations, agreeing to meet for a second session with a federal mediator on Wednesday.

Sony/Paramount financing ‘Tintin’

Front Page: Steven Spielberg directing first film -- Sony Pictures Entertainment and Paramount Pictures are in talks to co-finance the digital 3-D "Tintin," the Steven Spielberg/Peter Jackson series based on the Belgian "Tintin" comics.

Sony, Paramount financing ‘Tintin’

Front Page: Steven Spielberg directing first film of series -- Sony Pictures Entertainment and Paramount Pictures are in talks to co-finance the digital 3-D "Tintin," the Steven Spielberg/Peter Jackson series based on the Belgian "Tintin" comics.

Studs Terkel dies at 96

Front Page: Chicago writer won Pulitzer Prize in 1985 -- Pulitzer Prize-winning author and activist Studs Terkel has died at age 96.

Curtain closing on kindness?

Front Page: Economy has nonprofits fearing donor dearth -- With a global economy in turmoil, it's harder than ever to make a profit. And things are equally challenging for a not-for-profit.

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