Photos from industry events, parties and meetings.

Cable industry executives, volunteers and even the odd movie star were out and about during the second day of the 2008 Cable Show in New Orleans.

Two busloads of Cable Show 2008 attendees got a first-hand look at New Orleans and, particularly, the still-devastated Lower Ninth Ward Sunday, almost three years after Hurricane Katrina pummeled the Crescent City and much of the Gulf Coast.

While far from fully recovered from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is already proving itself to be a fine host for the 2008 Cable Show. On Saturday, various Cable Cares philanthropic events were already under way.

Crescent City citizens and the NCTA rolled out the red carpet Saturday for the 15,000-plus people expected to make their way through Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport en route to the 2008 Cable Show.

Turner Entertainment stars and executives were front and center Wednesday night during the network's upfront presentation at Hammerstein Ballroom in Manhattan.

Photos from industry events, parties and meetings.

MTV Networks pulled out all the stops—and brought out a boat load of talent—for its upfront presentation in Manhattan Thursday at the Nokia Theater Times Square.

Photos from industry events, parties and meetings.

ION Television held its upfront gala at the New York Public Library in Manhattan Thursday, giving network executives and top stars an opportunity to mix and mingle with the media and their fans.

Discovery Channel stars and executives were out in full force for the network's upfront presentation at the Time Warner Center in Manhattan.

Bravo held an upfront event for the press April 15 at the New York restaurant Craft, which is owned by chef Tom Colicchio, head judge of its hit show 'Top Chef.'

The Association of Cable Communicators held its 2008 Forum at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C., March 30 through April 2.

HGTV’s on-air talent and executives were on display April 8 at the network’s ‘Wine & Design’ Party held at the Loft & Garden venue overlooking Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.

Disney Channel held its upfront presentation, dubbed ‘The Next Big Thing,’ April 8 at the Legacy Recording Studios in Midtown Manhattan.