Radarscreen 2011: U.S. networks (part one)

Realscreen this week begins the online roll-out of the 2011 edition of Radarscreen, our mammoth guide to pitching commissioners, starting with an overview of how best to approach 11 U.S. networks, including A&E, Bravo, Discovery Channel, History, Lifetime, Nat Geo and Oxygen.

By Realscreen Staff

September 26, 2011

Realscreen this week begins the online roll-out of the 2011 edition of Radarscreen, our mammoth guide to pitching commissioners, starting with an overview of how best to approach 11 U.S. networks, including A&E, Bravo, Discovery Channel, History, Lifetime, Nat Geo and Oxygen.

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A&E, A+E Networks, Bravo!, Damla Dogan, David McKillop, Discovery Channel, DIY Network, Dorothy Henckel, E! Entertainment Network, History, Kate Pearson, Lifetime, Nat Geo, National Geographic Channel, Oxygen, Pitch Guide, Ross Babbit, The Documentary Channel

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A&E, A+E Networks, Bravo!, Damla Dogan, David McKillop, Discovery Channel, DIY Network, Dorothy Henckel, E! Entertainment Network, History, Kate Pearson, Lifetime, Nat Geo, National Geographic Channel, Oxygen, Pitch Guide, Ross Babbit, The Documentary Channel

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