Syndication

For attorney general, Democratic primary: Gelber - Palm Beach Post
Sat, 31 Jul 2010 00:47:18 GMT+00:00
Palm Beach Post Access our regular syndicated columnists through the following links: By The Palm Beach Post Qualifications and voting records separate the two Democrats ...

Homemaking: This old dog has no tricks - Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Sat, 31 Jul 2010 04:23:47 GMT+00:00
Pittsburgh Post Gazette Peter McKay, a Ben Avon resident, is a nationally syndicated columnist with Creators Syndicate . To see past columns, go to www.post-gazette.com. ...

MoneyTV with Donald Baillargeon, 7/30 - MarketWatch (press release)
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:07:15 GMT+00:00
MarketWatch (press release) MoneyTV is the internationally syndicated television program all about money and what makes it happen, (http://www.moneytv.net), featuring informative ...

What's the difference between a syndicated show/non syndicated?
Q. I was reading an interview with from a producer (Kevin Williamson regarding the Vampire Diaries) and he said something about how if a show reaches 100 episodes, it is eligible (or something) for syndication.. but what exactly is the difference between a syndicated show/non syndicate? I know (well Im pretty sure) those daytime soap operas- All My Children etc. are syndicated, so does that mean they can't be cancelled?
Asked by matthies_horse911 - Mon Apr 26 23:52:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. first-run syndication refers to programming that is broadcast for the first time as a syndicated show, meaning programs that originally aired on networks such as ABC, NBC, CBS, such as Everybody Loves Raymond, The Nanny, How I married your mother and are now airing on PIX, UPN or other local channels. All shows whether syndicated or not can be canceled at any time they are based on ratings and demographics and more importantly revenue. But off-network syndication of recent shows is done in the same manner as first-run syndication. You may see your local station showing an ad for the particular episode such as The Simpsons that will be rerun tonight. That is actually a national ad and that rerun is being shown everywhere tonight. Then… [cont.]
Answered by AFSOCwife - Tue Apr 27 00:19:25 2010

How much money can a supporting actors on a television show make from syndicated episodes?
Q. There are shows that are on at least three times a day, five days a week (i.e. That 70's show, Saved by The Bell, and Fresh Prince of Bel Air). Are these people set for life monetarily from the residuals they make from these shows? Do they get paid a flat fee for each time the show airs? If so, about how much can they make an episode from syndicated airings?
Asked by xxthrash - Mon Aug 7 09:19:31 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's not as rosy as it looks. The money depends how the contract was set up, could be a buy out, when it was first played since the more times it plays the less you get, whether it is gone to syndication on local which is less, if the SAG contract changes the amount you get does not go up to match the new contract AND they simply play out.
Answered by shearnerve - Mon Aug 7 09:29:37 2006

How much money syndicated editorial cartoonist make?
Q. How much money syndicated editorial cartoonist make?
Asked by jeffrey k - Sat Sep 8 15:31:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No clue, you might check bls stats for that. But it is a very difficult field to break into because newspapers generally stick with the cartoonists they have, who have been with them for often 20+ years. New talent is not often sought, so you're going to have to be very aggressive at the least. My advice is to do it as a hobby and not rely on it as a means to put food on the table!
Answered by ellieoshkosh - Sat Sep 8 19:23:01 2007