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The latest columns by William Houston published by The Globe and Mail

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  1. Murray hunts down Fox and gives him both barrels
  2. Vancouver stations each score a punch
  3. Team Quebec goalies so-so, Cherry says
  4. Turin organizers still scrambling to get everything finished
  5. Satellite sports radio gives fans the wheel deal
  6. Canada's literary giants: Berton, Atwood ... and Meeker?
  7. TV audience tumbles for Grey Cup telecast
  8. How the Grey Cup was won WILLIAM HOUSTON CBC puts all its high-tech toys to good use in the Grey Cup, showing viewers this was no ordinary CFL telecast
  9. CBC hauls out gizmos and gadgets to cover Grey Cup
  10. CBC hauls out gizmos and gadgets to cover Grey Cup
  11. World Baseball Classic lands in Sportsnet's on-deck circle
  12. Crosby, Spezza, Staal: Guess which young gun's going to Turin?
  13. Cherry comes to aid of paralyzed player
  14. POWER PLAYERS Detroit Red Wings forward Brendan Shanahan changed how hockey is played in the NHL, and for that reason he has been chosen as Canada's most powerful sports figure for 2005, WILLIAM HOUSTON writes
  15. Conflicting stories from the hockey world
  16. CBC schedules blanket coverage for Turin Olympics
  17. Cherry comes to aid of paralyzed player
  18. POWER PLAYERS Detroit Red Wings forward Brendan Shanahan changed how hockey is played in the NHL, and for that reason he has been chosen as Canada's most powerful sports figure for 2005, WILLIAM HOUSTON writes
  19. A U.S. civil war? TSN will take a close look at the feuding, Terrell Owens-like American players
  20. Turn out the lights, the party's over
  21. The best -- and most quotable -- of the sports media year that was
  22. A U.S. civil war? TSN will take a close look at the feuding, Terrell Owens-like American players
  23. Record audience may prove elusive
  24. TSN's junior hockey trumps Leaf game with viewers
  25. Hockey Day fever hits Newfoundland
  26. TV audience for junior hockey game eclipses even CSI
  27. Stephenville's a star for a Day
  28. NBC turns to NASCAR producer for hockey
  29. Look for Canadian accent on NBC
  30. CBC on verge of announcing Games package
  31. Commonwealth Games get short shrift at CBC
  32. NBC's hockey broadcasts have people talking
  33. TSN ratings soar despite NHL lockout Sports channel easily holds position as most-watched specialty TV channel
  34. Turin Olympic advertising, sponsors golden for CBC
  35. NFL the only real winner in move to cable
  36. Entire schedule will be carried on networks CBC and TSN had large audiences last season, sparking total coverage
  37. TSN ratings soar despite NHL lockout Sports channel easily holds position as most-watched specialty TV channel
  38. ABC pulls out all the stops for Super Bowl coverage
  39. Global lowers price of ads as Sunday's big game falls short of being a marquee attraction
  40. Marsden battling lung cancer'You know, you reap what you sow'
  41. Global has super numbers for big game
  42. Entire schedule will be carried on networks CBC and TSN had large audiences last season, sparking total coverage
  43. Marsden battling lung cancer'You know, you reap what you sow'
  44. Analyst barred from meeting
  45. Broadcasts promise to ban jargon Athletes can sometimes find the transition to TV a little daunting, WILLIAM HOUSTON says
  46. Heil a mogul of the airwaves
  47. CBC gets a good review on opening night, despite cheerleading
  48. Marsden battling lung cancer
  49. HNIC apologists line up for Gretzky
  50. CBC comes up short on audience predictions for advertisers
  51. More has to be said than 'not a good opener' for Wotherspoon
  52. Figure skating gets the royal treatment in NBC's coverage
  53. CBC's answer to programming conflict fails to serve viewers
  54. Broadcasts promise to ban jargon Athletes can sometimes find the transition to TV a little daunting, WILLIAM HOUSTON says
  55. Shannon to quit Leafs, Raptors channels
  56. Calling CBC broadcasters to the podium
  57. CBC Olympic numbers rise
  58. Heil a mogul of the airwaves
  59. Klassen's silver-medal performance receives second billing
  60. CBC banking on Canadian men's Olympic hockey success
  61. Gretzky shows his lighter side in CBC spotlight
  62. Men's loss overshadows CBC's gold-medal day
  63. Men's loss overshadows CBC's gold-medal day
  64. Decline of Canadian hockey can be traced to its roots
  65. CBC Olympic numbers rise
  66. Shannon to quit Leafs, Raptors channels
  67. CBC giddy over big end
  68. CBC's blanket coverage is beginning to wear thin
  69. CBC wants to get back in the Games
  70. CBC giddy over big end
  71. Calling CBC broadcasters to the podium
  72. Summit Series movie doesn't paint rosy picture
  73. Midsummer WBC would be better for TV networks
  74. Klassen's silver-medal performance receives second billing
  75. CBC banking on Canadian men's Olympic hockey success
  76. Gretzky shows his lighter side in CBC spotlight
  77. Sportsnet cuts back Van Horne's on-air presence
  78. Men's loss overshadows CBC's gold-medal day
  79. Decline of Canadian hockey can be traced to its roots
  80. Up-and-comers from Vancouver on IOC short list
  81. CBC's blanket coverage is beginning to wear thin
  82. Toronto Maple Leafs Embattled Larry Tanenbaum gives a vote of confidence to his equally embattled subalterns -- Peddie and Ferguson
  83. Toronto Maple Leafs If the Maple Leafs' brain trust remains intact, hockey commentators will have plenty of material, WILLIAM HOUSTON writes
  84. CBC wants to get back in the Games
  85. Campbell vows to cut down on blather during Jays telecasts
  86. No Maple Leafs in playoffs hurts Hockey Night
  87. TV shows on hockey each score, but in different ways
  88. TV coverage of the Masters lives up to hype
  89. Toronto Maple Leafs Embattled Larry Tanenbaum gives a vote of confidence to his equally embattled subalterns -- Peddie and Ferguson
  90. Still no sign of surrender in Vancouver radio war
  91. NHL moves this year's entry draft to prime time
  92. CBC counting on playoff doubleheaders
  93. Networks gear up for start of NHL playoffs
  94. Sportsnet looks weak in Avery affair
  95. Leafs fire Pat Quinn
  96. Domi's influence on management questioned
  97. Hockey Night not quite yet in playoff form
  98. CBC looking to lock up NHL contract extension
  99. Potential for all-Canadian matchups thrills networks
  100. Leafs fire Pat Quinn