The business of reruns can generate "mega coin," as The Hollywood Reporter might put it, but it's unpredictable.
To begin with, the campaign devised by Crosby for the Tories was effectively a rerun of that which his business partner Mark Textor had successfully executed for the National Party in New Zealand last autumn.
With a steady supply of first-run reality shows beating out drama and comedy reruns during the summer, the standard business formula of television is fast breaking down.
Despite misfires, the Looney Tunes brand is a still formidable part of Warner Brothers' consumer products business, especially overseas, where syndicated reruns of various incarnations still enjoy heavy play.
The circulation of increased more than sixfold during and after the race, so the race was considered successful enough to be rerun in 1904, by which time had been forced out of business.
It's a theme made explicit when Harriet importunes her mother, Lillian, a powerful business executive, divorced and living alone, who is spending evenings watching reruns of "The Rockford Files".
JUST in time for summer reruns, the Federal Communications Commission may be on the verge of shaking up the commercial broadcasting business.
But owners of shows are increasingly willing to experiment with new business models that greatly shorten that time lag: CBS, for instance, is letting Amazon rerun episodes of "Under the Dome" four days after their initial broadcast.
Of Rossi, Warren said, "If his business plan data is wrong, he needs to fix that and we need to rerun our numbers when we get that data".
Ms. Tymoshenko, who played a major role in rallying the Yushchenko supporters who forced a rerun of the presidential election, was accused of trying to bribe a judge to end proceedings against a business associate.
