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2011- Emmys TV-Show Winners -- TV
ShowBiz vs MovieActors
101-114 Actor Cliff Robinson Dies
- 88. Blacklisted By
Industry?
101-
Carl Icahn ends fight to seize
control of MGM.
101-102
Beatles Got Their Name From The
Crickets
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102 The WORLD OF 5-Billion
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USERS
101
Charlie Rose to Join the Early
Show in 2012 - but will not
to give up his eponymous PBS
interview
show.
CBS News
chairman, Jeff Fager announced
another revamping of the
network's morning strategy.
Effective
Jan. 9, the PBS interviewer
Charlie Rose will join anchor
Erica Hill for the 7 a.m. "The
Early Show," the network's
long-suffering morning news
broadcast.
Rose has
had a long-running relationship
with CBS News. In 1999, he
joined 60 Minutes II as
a correspondent and still does
occasional pieces for 60
Minutes.
"It's been
tough in the morning at CBS,"Mr.
Fager acknowledged. "A lot of
times we replaced people without
really re-thinking from the
ground up" about the structure of
the broadcast. The past, he said,
doesn't matter. "We have an
opportunity to start fresh."
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101
- 2011 Emmys TV-Show Winners -
Was it A TV-ShowBiz Event, or was
it a MovieActor Event - minus the
box
office?
The September 18th - 2011 event
had everyone wondering . . . were
they auditioning future Academy
award winners at Sunday's 63rd
Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
presentation? Or was the show a
preview of next year's Academy of
Television Arts & Sciences
Oscar Event.
TV show greats all the way from
"The Dave Letterman Show," and
"Jay Leno" to "60 Minutes," and
"20/20" didn't exactly make the
winners list, did
they?
In fact, primetime TV-shows and
their television stars were not
even mentioned.
The
Reasons?
Perhaps it has to do with the
sheer physicality of the busines
. . . no Movie actors, no Box
office, no ticket sales . . .
then no TV show
awards!
Television programing
--
seems to be all about movie
look-alikes, and a
"Blacklist." Movie Actors
& Actresses vs TV Performers?
. . . "Why pay . . . when you
can see it "free" . . . as a
"mini-series" or a "Movie of the
Week!" CLICK
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Actress, Drama Series:
Julianna Margulies, "The Good
Wife," CBS.
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Actor, Drama Series: Kyle
Chandler, "Friday Night Lights,"
DirecTV/NBC.
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Supporting Actor, Drama Series:
Peter Dinklage, "Game of
Thrones," HBO.
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Supporting Actress, Drama
Series: Margo Martindale,
"Justified," FX.
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Writing, Drama Series: Jason
Katims, "Friday Night Lights,"
NBC.
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Directing, Drama Series:
Martin Scorsese, "Boardwalk
Empire," HBO.
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Comedy Series: "Modern
Family," ABC.
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Actor, Comedy Series: Jim
Parsons, "The Big Bang Theory,"
CBS.
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Actress, Comedy Series: Melissa
McCarthy, "Mike & Molly,"
CBS.
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Supporting Actress, Comedy
Series: Julie Bowen, "Modern
Family," ABC.
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Supporting Actor, Comedy Series:
Ty Burrell, "Modern Family,"
ABC.
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Writing, Comedy Series:
Steven Levitan and Jeffrey
Richman, "Modern Family,"
ABC.
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Directing, Comedy Series:
Michael Spiller, "Modern
Family," ABC.
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Miniseries or Movie: "Downton
Abbey" ("Masterpiece"), PBS.
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Actress, Miniseries or Movie:
Kate Winslet, "Mildred
Pierce," HBO.
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Actor, Miniseries or Movie: Barry
Pepper, "The Kennedys,"
ReelzChannel.
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Supporting Actress, Miniseries or
Movie: Maggie Smith, "Downton
Abbey" ("Masterpiece"), PBS.
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Supporting Actor, Miniseries or
Movie: Guy Pearce, "Mildred
Pierce," HBO.
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vDirecting, Miniseries, Movie or
Dramatic Special: Brian
Percival, "Downton Abbey"
("Masterpiece"), PBS.
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Writing, Miniseries, Movie or
Dramatic Special: Julian
Fellowes, "Downton Abbey"
("Masterpiece"), PBS.
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Reality-Competition Program:
"The Amazing Race," CBS.
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vVariety, Music or Comedy Series:
"The Daily Show With Jon
Stewart," Comedy Central.
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vDirecting, Variety, Music or
Comedy Series: Don Roy King,
"Saturday Night Live," NBC.
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vvWriting, Variety, Music or
Comedy Series: "The Daily Show
With Jon Stewart," Comedy
Central.
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101-114 Actor Cliff Robinson Dies
- 88. Blacklisted By Industry For
Whistleblowing..
It was in 1977, that TV
star Cliff Robertson's Show Biz
Career took an unexpected twist.
It was right after he
received an IRS form for
"miscellaneous income" that
indicated that Columbia Pictures
had paid him $10,000 the previous
year.
Robertson, however, hadn't done
any work for Columbia that year
and had not received $10,000 from
the studio.
After asking his accountant to
look into it, Robertson learned
that a check for $10,000 had been
made out to him and had been
cashed at a bank in Beverly
Hills. The endorsed check,
bearing Robertson's forged
signature, had been processed and
paid out in American Express
travelers' checks to the
president of Columbia Studios,
David Begelman.
After consulting his attorney,
Robertson notified the local
police. But after months of
inactivity, he took the advice of
Arizona congressman Morris K.
Udall, whom he had supported in
the 1976 Democratic presidential
primaries, and contacted the
FBI.
"I was simply looking out for No.
1," Robertson told People
magazine in 1983.
"I wasn't trying to be Don
Quixote. If I hadn't done what
the law required, which was to
give evidence to the authorities,
I would have been a party to a
crime."
The ensuing Begelman embezzlement
scandal, which came to symbolize
Hollywood corruption, was
chronicled in David McClintick's
1982 bestseller "Indecent
Exposure: A True Story of
Hollywood and Wall Street."
In March 1978, Begelman was
charged with grand theft and
three counts of forgery: for
forging the names of Robertson,
director Martin Ritt and
restaurateur Pierre Groleau on
checks written in the amounts of
$10,000, $5,000 and $25,000
respectively.
Three months later, Begelman was
fined $5,000 and placed on three
years' probation. The judge, who
directed Begelman to continue the
psychiatric treatment he had
recently begun, also accepted
Begelman's offer to make a
documentary on the dangers of
"angel dust" (PCP) as a public
service.
Begelman, whose grand-theft
conviction was reduced from a
felony to a misdemeanor in 1979,
was hired later that year to head
MGM's motion picture division,
and he later became a producer.
He committed suicide in 1995.
For his part in exposing the
embezzlement, Robertson said, he
was blackballed in Hollywood for
3 1/2 years.
"I broke the unwritten
commandment: Thou shalt never
confront a major mogul on
corruption," he told The Times in
1998. "Suddenly, the phone
stopped ringing."
Robertson said his Hollywood
exile ended in 1981 when director
Douglas Trumbull cast him in a
role in "Brainstorm," a thriller
released in 1983 starring
Christopher Walken and Natalie
Wood.
Robertson later appeared with
Jacqueline Bisset and Rob Lowe in
the comedy-drama "Class," played
Hugh Hefner in Bob Fosse's "Star
80" and joined the cast of TV's
"Falcon Crest."
He also launched a long run as
the commercial spokesman for
AT&T.
The son of the heir to a ranching
fortune, he was born Clifford
Parker Robertson III on Sept. 9,
1923, in Los Angeles.
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101-IcahnQuitsMGMdeal.
Carl Icahn ends fight to seize
control of MGM.
Under
the agreement, the corporate
raider will sell 44.2 million
shares and both sides will drop
pending litigation against each
other.
Carl Icahn has given
up on his long and costly attempt
to capture a Hollywood
lion.
Ending a three-year
battle that included a trio of
lawsuits and tender offers, and
nearly $25 million in legal costs
for the shareholders of the Santa
Monica studio, the corporate
raider has reached a settlement
with Lions Gate Entertainment
Corp. to sell almost all of his
33% stake in the
company.
Analysts said the
agreement was positive for Lions
Gate because it would allow
management to focus resources and
investors' attention on the
company's core
business.
"It wouldn't have been
my first choice to see them lay
out capital for this, but it's
probably the best conclusion we
could have hoped for, given the
situation," said Marla Backer, an
analyst at Hudson Square
Research.
Doug Creutz, a vice
president at Cowen Group, said
the deal probably would drag down
Lions Gate's stock in the short
term.
"Why would an investor
buy at $7.50 if he can get it
from Icahn at $7?" he asked.
"Once that is done, the stock can
go back to trading on its
fundamentals."
With Icahn out of the
way, the studio will focus on
drawing investors' attention to
its upcoming film slate, led by
the first adaptation of the
bestselling novels in the "Hunger
Games" series that will be
released in March. The studio is
hoping to spawn a new franchise
with four movies based on the
books as it seeks to turn around
its underperforming run of movies
that most recently included the
money-losing flop "Conan the
Barbarian.
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5
BILLION GLOBAL USERS: CHINA IS
NUMBER ONE.
The
WORLD OF THE WIRELESS
TELEPHONE®© - By
Mark Anderson
TOTAL WIRELESS
TELEPHONE®©
NUMBERS ISSUED TO USERS
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NBS100
FTC STUDY - The USA TeleComs,
Their Users, and How
Many.
U.S.
Big "8" TelComs When Formed for
WIRELESS
TELEPHONE®©
Broadcast
1902
-
NBS
Wireless Telephone, Murray,
Kentucky. First public WiTEL
demonstrations of the effects,
elements, and transmitting device
was held in Kentucky, Washington
D.C. from 1892-1911. Inventor
& Licensor: Nathan B.
Stubblefield. Click
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-
"Teléph-on-délgreen"
Birthplace of the Wireless
Telephone®© -
1892
-
1983
- U.S
CELLULAR: Founded
in 1983. Head quarters
Chicago,IL,
USA
-
1988
- CELLULAR
SOUTH: Founded
1988. headquarters
Ridgeland , MS,
USA
-
1990
- T- MOBILE: Founded
in 1990 headquarters Bonn,
Germany
-
1995
- ONSTAR:
Founded
in 1995. Head quarters
Detroit,MI,
USA
-
1992
-
SPRINT
- Sprint's name is
changed from United Utilities to
united Telecommunications
1992
1999
- Verizon: Founded in
1999. Head quarters Baskin Ridge,
NJ, USA.
2007
- ATT - At Last, in
2007, AT&T was given
permission by the FCC to entered
into the Wireless
Telephone©©
industry. ATT was originally
founded in
1876, and
gradually adopt the AT&T
Wireless name in a SBS deal in
2007. CLICK
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GRAPHICS.
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Beatles Got Their Name From The
Crickets
Like
iPhone, CellPhone, their founders
got their names from the NBS
Wireless
Telephone®©.
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In the
1970s, Paul McCartney bought the
rights to Holly's publishing
catalog becaues all four band
members were huge fans of the
Crickets Texas singer, songwriter
and guitarist's music, and the
Beatles even modeled their name
on that of Holly's group the
Crickets.
-
Maria
Elena Holly is joining Carter in
conjunction with activities next
week surrounding what would have
been her husband's 75th birthday
on Sept.
7.
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the $-21Billion
Question
101NBS-More02 Challenges USPTO
History & Fees
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Ruling-01
106 The NBS
WirelessTelephone.Org Challenges
USPTO Ruling.
The Politics of Washington D.C.
has rarely seen a
SmartDaafBoys.com photo or NBS
documentary it didn't like. Ever
since Nathan B. Stubblefield
bombarded music and voices into
the air around and over the
Potomac River in 1902, the users
of today's smartphone have been
most willing to put up with his
WiMax187 cellphone towers, and
paying the $90.00 per month phone
bill.
Even with the massive
on-line traffic jam vista that go
along with a Google smartphone,
searching PhoneNumber.com for
NBS100.com's latest SinTrends.com
News, doesn't seem to bother the
User . . . yet."
But that was before the
American 100-year-old media
company -
- came
forward with it's $21-Billion US
dollars in charges to its TeleCom
users, and its plan to file its
September 2010, USPTO
Applications; the $-Billion NBS,
"Wireless
Telephone®©"
TradeMark upgrade, and Patent
pending status for it's unique
WiTEL Global Stubbyte ID Theft
System.
Based on the newly activated
FTC's Red Flags
Anti-ID
theft Rules
--
as of June, 2010, "the NBS
Wireless
Telephone®©
will become the $-Billion iconic
ServiceMark Organization which
people worldwide will want to be
part of -- because of its
"separate and distinct" WiFi-187
coolness," says "MARK" Anderson,
the CEO of the PSI group. The
short name for the 104-year-old
"company" and its U.S. trademark
is WiTEL®©. The
global ® www names are:
WiTel.com, WiMax187.com, and
WirelessTelephone.Org. All are
ICANN registries.
The by-product, "the ABCees" of
WiTEL, (compona elements, and
effects) created by the arts and
science established the distinct
and separate components of
today's Wireless
Telephone®© --
have long dominated the thoughts
and actions of many American
companies. Bill Gates, and Paul
Allen of Microsoft; Steve Jobs of
Apple; and Larry Page and Sergey
Brin of Google are a few of those
Americans who earned $Billions.
But that has started to change.
China has Baidu.com, and Germany
has Google.de.
Imagine,
explains Troy Cory-Stubblefiield
-- "the USPTO" finally
telephoned."
The unexpected "generic" move
took place when they set the 20th
day of January for a telephonic
meeting with the principals of
the WirelessTelephoneOrg. Their
intentions? "To explain the
reasons, as to why they should,
or should not decline the
granting of our "104-year-old
Wireless
Telephone®©
trademark and logo."
During the
course of the telephonic meeting
--
"it was quite
obvious I wasn't talking to WITEL
achievers like, Steve Jobs or
Larry Page of Apple or Google,"
said Troy. Each one of the three
USPTO examining attorneys, Aneeta
Jordan, John Lincoski, and
Nicholas A. Coleman, expressed
their desires to take away the
art and science, and monetary
authority the Wireless
Telephone®©
TradeMark provided NBS.
The existing 104-year-old NBS
TradeMark could become extinct,
only if and when . . . by
enacting their "generic
phraseology theory." Anderson
explains their theory would in
essence -- "jeopardize NBS's
current $21-Billions of Dollars
in revenue receivables, by
USPTO's name seizure."
101NBS-More02ChallengesUSPTO /
"Defending the
Source-Identifier
Part Two
Were they exceeding their USPTO
authority? --
"We believe, they were" said
Charles Portz, the lead attorney
for the WirelessTelephoneOrg
®©. "Not only does
their assertion of authority go
well beyond any authority
provided by Congress, but the
USPTO theory would jeopardize NBS
WirelessTelephoneOrg's
collections of over $21-Billion
in revenue.
A negative decision could, and
would completely destroy the
separate distinct art, and
science by U.S. innovators, and
the loss of the trademark
"Wireless Telephone" owned by the
Wireless Telephone Organization,
(WirelessTelephone.Org) --
since 1902, would create an
uncertainty, and weakness within
the U.S. communications, iPhone,
and iPhone, CellPhone industry,
and doubt in the minds of
existing iPhone, and/or CellPhone
users."
Demonstrations,
and ServiceMark creations from
1898 to 2011, "is easy, it's
about both History & Fees"
say
Troy.
From 1892 to date, Kentucky,
Washington, D.C. Philadelphia,
California, China, and Germany
were the NBS Wireless Telephone
Organization's favorite location
to sell, demonstrate, and pick-up
a few high-profile witnesses, and
users to ID the dates of
continual sales created by the
assignment of
WiTEL®©.
The first major Source-Identifier
demonstrations were held in 1902.
Photo Top shows 1907 Patent;
Photo 02 shows pre-MSU
campus;
Photo 03 pictures Nikola Tesla,
and GE's co-founder, Edwin
Houston with NBS, identifying the
EMW source that enabled the
Voice-Music to be transmitted
into the atmosphere -- to and
from moving vehicles, ships, and
flying machines, then back again
to a fixed land-line phone#.
Photo 04 left, pictures --
Inventor N.B. Stubblefield with
his Wireless
Telephone®©.
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Troy Cory-Stubblefield, the
grandson of Nathan, explains
--
that our nation is facing a major
global do or die crossroad, "is
it all about "MAKING" money?
No, say the experts! Only
counterfeiters, and new rules of
law -- "MAKE" money, says Troy.
"We need a new strategy to excite
our people in "EARNING" money.
The NBS WiTEL innovations, along
with the Kingsbury Commitment,
moved the country forward
throughout the 20th century,
pushing Americans to succeed and
strive for media commodities they
never dreamed of.
After 1980, to fulfill its USPTO
"source-identifier" obligations,
Globally -- the NBS
WirelessTelephone Organization
commenced introducing its
$-Billion Dollar NBS
WiTEL®© arts, and
science future -- into various
profitable global markets.
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KINGSBURY
COMMITMENT.
The most exciting hits in China,
were NBS WiTEL's smart90's,
"FireWire," -- nbs100's,
speedollars, Area-Codes,
LookRadio.com, VRAtv, and the
Brooke Sisters. The Troy Cory
Show became the distribution arm,
that set up NBS affiliates in
Shanghai, Beijing, Munich, and
back again to Hollywood, and
Murray, Kentucky. The 12,000
student campus of Murray State
University, (MSU), has been
preserving, and continuously
disseminating the NBS
"source-identifier" -- for over
80 years.
"The
first major NBS
WirelessTelephoneOrg's --
USPTO ServicMark
®©
--
registries came in 1898, 1907,
1912, and through 2010 in the
form of ® Patents, and
copyrighted "Smart-Daaf Boys"
publications, respectfully,
--said "MARK" Anderson. He
explains that throughout its
history America's media
innovators and --entrepreneurs
have been the drivers of the
U.S.A.'s economic success. It
appears to me . . . we can only
preserve the American Dream by
doing what we do best --doing
things better, "by making a WRONG
. . . RIGHT." Some say . . . it's
just good business sense.
Throughout my media career as a
performer,
and as
head of the NBS Wireless
Telephone.Org, explained Troy, "I
have always found that it depends
on what role you're playing in
front of a live audience -- with
the camera rolling." What if
America lost most, if not all of
the $21-Billion worth of of
WiTEL®© high-tech
intellectual property rights to
China? Would the deal include the
Asian Area Code phone numbers,
now under the jurisdiction of
America?
"But let's not become too
generous!" says Charles Portz,
the WirelessTelephoneOrg's lead
counsel. "We are confident our
Trademark will be validated, and
if it isn't -- we are prepared to
defend our contentions in any
forum."
In other words explains Portz, --
"should the USPTO wish to once
again seize any one of our NBS
"Wireless
Telephone®©"
intellectual property rights,
like the NBS - EMW spectrums were
in 1911, by Regulatory Seizure,
(the Kingsbury Commitment).
.Under
U.S. Article 5 of the U.S.
Constitution, payment should have
been made to NBS, for the RF
spectrums seized. "Wallkie
Talkies, (without phone numbers)
-- were the big telecom hits of
both World War One, and Two" --
continued Portz.
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The Memory Twist? Q. Is
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or Bell Monopoly Deal?
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"Defending the Source-Identifier
Demonstrations, and ServiceMark
creations from 1898 to 2011, is
easy, it's about both History
&
Fees."
"But
let's not become to generous!"
says Charles Portz, the
WirelessTelephoneOrg's lead
counsel. "We are confident our
Trademark will be validated, and
if it isn't -- we are prepared to
defend our contentions in any
forum."
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STORY
TomHanks-GoetzmanTalk
Show
"The Three Minute Talk
Show"
Tom Hanks and Gary
Goetzman's Playtone, along with
Lexus' LStudio, the content
arm of automaker Lexus,
have
their web-only series production
"The Three Minute Talk Show,"
premiering on LStudio's Broadband
Channel.
Premiere episodes feature
veteran actors Tom Hanks, and
Bryan Cranston.
Upcoming
star-studded guests include Jon
Cryer, Johnny Knoxville, Stephen
Moyer, Joe Jonas, Mike O'Mallewy,
Ginnifer Goodwin, and many
more.
"The Three Minute Talk
Show," whose segments
actually run about six minutes,
was created specifically for the
web, and features everything that
audiences have come to expect
from a talk show all condensed
into approximately three
minutes.
"Saturday
Night Live" veteran and
Emmy®-nominated comedian
Barry Sobel hosts the show along
with Emmy®-nominated actor
Fred Willard, who serves as
co-host.
The show's
band is led by acclaimed
international music star Ben Lee.
The series premieres its first
two episodes with one new episode
set to launch every Wednesday at
www.lstudio.com.
Guests
confirmed to appear include Jon
Cryer, Bryan Cranston, Johnny
Knoxville, Stephen Moyer, Wilmer
Valderrama, Ginnifer Goodwin,
Cedric the Entertainer, Joe
Jonas, Mike O'Malley, series
creator Tom Hanks, and many
more.
Thought Provoking
Content
" 'The
Three Minute Talk Show' is
exactly the type of content we
strive to showcase on LStudio,"
said Dave Nordstrom, Lexus' Vice
President of Marketing. "Our goal
has been to create an online
destination with high-quality,
thought-provoking material that
consumers would want to return to
again and again. Playtone's
innovative and entertaining
content is the perfect fit and
represents the next big step in
establishing LStudio as a
premiere, branded entertainment
site." Content for LStudio.com is
produced and distributed by
Intelligent Life Productions in
collaboration with Team One
Advertising for Lexus. Creative
Artists Agency brokered the deal
for "The Three Minute Talk Show"
with Intelligent Life
Productions.
About Playtone
Playtone
is Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman's
film and television production
company. Film releases include
MAMMA MIA!, WHERE THE WILD THINGS
ARE, CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR, THE
POLAR EXPRESS, and MY BIG FAT
GREEK WEDDING.
Television
credits include the Emmy winning
miniseries "The Pacific", "John
Adams" and "Band of Brothers";
and Emmy nominated HBO series
"Big Love" and "The 25th
Anniversary Rock & Roll Hall
of Fame Concert." Hanks and
Goetzman recently completed
production on the romantic comedy
LARRY CROWNE, which Hanks
directed and stars in with Julia
Roberts.
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April-2010. The Turf War between
Congress, Cable, Radio-TV,
WiTEL®© and the
FCC is explained at NAB-Las
Vegas. Chairman Julius
Genachowski tries to ease NBA
members fears about giving up
airwaves to NBS
WiTEL®© and Cable
operators.
The CEO of
NBS WiTEL®©, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield found serious
problems with the FCC at least
five years ago before the
2006-2008 Auction sales to place
to AT&T, Verizon, and other
Telecoms. The warning showed
little concern - the the problems
of selling Spectrums without
identifying them with
WiTEL®© phone
numbers to identify each phone
assigned a WiTEL®©
phone number.
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NBS WiTEL®©, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield found serious
problems with the FCC at least
five years ago before the
2006-2008 Auction sales to place
to AT&T, Verizon, and other
Telecoms. The warning showed
little concern - the the problems
of selling Spectrums without
identifying them with
WiTEL®© phone
numbers to identify each phone
assigned a WiTEL®©
phone number.
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101Google, and its China problem
will it eventually wear
off?
Google
reported -- that it would delay
rolling out in China mobile
applications that run on Android
phones after its Chinese partners
came under government pressure to
pull out of deals with
Google.
Access to
Google's Hong Kong search site
has been spotty. Google responded
to mounting concerns of business
users of Gmail and other Google
services with a blog post that
offered some technical solutions
that would allow business users
in mainland China to access a
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for the NBS Wireless Telephone's
epic, "Smart Daaf Boys," even if
you haven't read, and seen the
1902 text and drawings of the
original U.S. granted registered
service marks in 1907 and 1908
respectfully.
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101AFTRA-DGA-IATSE-SAG-WTQCA
JoinsAnti-ID theft
Group / AFTRA,
DGA, IATSE, SAG, & WTQCA
Joins U.S. Fight Online
Infringement and Counterfeits Act
-- Applaud Committee Action on
Combating Online Infringement and
Counterfeits Act
LOS
ANGELES -- November 18, 2010.
URGE FULL SENATE TO PASS BILL -
The WiTEL®©
Quality Control Authority,
(WiTEL®©), along
with the fourAmerican Federation
of Television and Radio Artists
(AFTRA), Directors Guild of
America (DGA), International
Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees, Moving Picture
Technicians, Artists and Allied
Crafts of the United States, Its
Territories and Canada (IATSE),
and Screen Actors Guild (SAG)
today released the following
statement:
The
WiTEL®© Quality
Control Authority (WTQCA),
and the four guilds and unions
commend the Senate Judiciary
Committee for unanimously
reporting S.3804, the Combating
Online Infringement and
Counterfeits Act, and
recommending the bill for
consideration and passage by the
full Senate. The bill,
introduced by Chairman Patrick
Leahy together with a bipartisan
group of seventeen senators, will
give U.S law enforcement agencies
more effective tools to fight the
foreign profiteers who threaten
our member's livelihoods by
trafficking in stolen
content.
"Together,
we represent more than 300,000
film, TV, and recording artists
and craftspeople in the
entertainment and media
industries. There are many
voices in this debate but we
believe few have a more real
stake in the outcome than our
members. That is why protecting
the films, television shows,
sound recordings and other
content made by our members and
enjoyed by audiences around the
world is all the more urgent
given the monumental and
unchecked growth of Internet
theft in recent years. The
forsaken jobs and looted revenues
that are so casually disregarded
by both the operators of rogue
sites and those who seek to
protect their illegal activity
reflect real wages, residuals,
benefits and opportunities lost
to our members forever thanks to
those who knowingly and purposely
traffic in Internet theft.
"We
believe today's committee action
is the first step in making it
much more difficult for rogue
site operators to run their sites
with impunity. We will
continue to wholeheartedly
support efforts such as this
legislation that protect our
members' unique and essential
contributions to American
culture."
CONTACT
US AT: (see Below)
WiTEL®© Quality
Control Authority / 310
499-4425
SAG Contact: Pamela
Greenwalt / (323) 440-2892
AFTRA Contact: Christopher
de Haan / (323) 634-8203
DGA Contact: Sahar
Moridani / (310) 289-5333
IATSE Contact: Katherine
Orloff / (212) 730-1770
"We believe today's
committee action is the first
step in making it much more
difficult for rogue site
operators to run their sites with
impunity. We will continue
to wholeheartedly support efforts
such as this legislation that
protect our members' unique and
essential contributions to
American culture."
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2010 / Video Record Albums of
America, (VRA TelePlay) announces
the release of more than 100 new
CD and DVD volumes of vContent,
and software for WebPlay sales,
that include the license for
RadioPlay.
Each CD and DVD features musical
stylings, and seamlessly software
to play the Troy Cory Show,
including Troy's vMusic Stage
Concerts performed in the U.S.,
China, England, Germany - EU --
since 1968. His TV-shows went
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101NBSWiTEL®©growth2010.
WiTEL®©
Global market growth foreseen.
The NBS WiTEL®©
Organization, the first Wireless
Telephone®© maker
in the world, (1907), said the
global WiTEL®©
market would expand 20% to 25%
before the years end as the
worldwide economic recovery takes
hold.
"Asian, EU, U.S.A., and Mexico
markets remain strong for major
users of WiTEL's goods, products,
and services," says Mark
Anderson, of PSI.
Anderson heads WiTEL's global
phone number collections for the
100-year-old NBS
WiTEL®©
company.
"Consumer spending in China,
Europe and the U.S. will revive
slowly as central banks offer
cheap credit to encourage
buying," he said.
"The economy is improving, but
the strength of the recovery can
be easily measured by the new NBS
WiTEL®© "VATS -
Stubbyte method," just introduced
in June, along with the Red Flags
Rule."
NBS WiTEL®© is
concentrating on adding a million
or more Wireless
Telelphone®©
numbers assigned to SmatPhone
buyers per week during the
balance of the year. The
recurring cost of utilizing a
WiTEL®© unit such
as a: Laptop, Cellphone, or
iPhone should go down in price
before years end. The new WiTEL
Global Stubbyte system will pay
many of the Service Marks fees
now being demanded by software
developers like Oracle, Paul
Allen, and others.
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101CTIA-reported
that WiTel Mobile phone usage
keeps
growing
Americans used more than
1.1 trillion minutes in the last
half of 2009, an increase of 38
billion from the same period in
2008.
U.S. mobile phone users
are talking, texting and surfing
the Web more than ever, according
to new data from a wireless
industry trade
group.
CTIA's latest semiannual
industry survey by CTIA -- the
Wireless Assn. showed that in the
last half of 2009, consumers used
more than 1.1 trillion minutes,
up 38 billion from the same
period in 2008.
Consumers sent almost 5
billion text messages per day in
the last half of 2009.
The group did not offer a
comparable figure for text
messaging from 2008, but it did
say that the number of multimedia
messages -- those that contain a
picture or video -- more than
doubled year over year.
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September,
2009 /
102g
- The
Birthplace of the Wireless
Telephone®©,
and its NBS Wireless
Telephone®©
registered service marks.
The NBS
Wireless
Telephone®©
organization, founded in Murray,
Kentucky, doesn't manufacture the
present-day Wireless
Telephone®© . . .
"BUT DOES MAKE the iPhone
and CellPhones of today WORK,"
says Troy
Cory-Stubblefield.
As chief
executive of the NBS
WiTEL®©
organization, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield closely watches
over the way the effects and
elements of his NBS
WiTEL®©
organization are used and paid
for by Telco providers, and
users.
Underlining each and every
Wireless
Telephone®© sold
today . . . is a NBS
WiTEL®© service
mark utilized by iPhone, and
Cellphone provider/users.
Charging high-tech batteries by
its NBS EMW induction system, or
being assigned a
WiTEL®© phone
number to connect each
WiTEL®© user
together are just a couple of the
elements. The NBS Wireless
Telephone®© was
invented and developed at
Teléph-on-délgreen
Industrial School, Murray,
Kentucky, commencing in
1892.
The once
upon a time Kentucky industrial
school . . . is once again
star-crossed. But this time, with
a happy ending. Murray, Kentucky
touts itself as the
birthplace
of the Wireless
Telephone®©, and
with ample reason. Taking a
throwback to 1907, the Nathan B.
Stubblefield Industrial School
was renamed to
Teléph-on-délgreen,
and again several decades later
to emerge at same location as
Murray State University.
Still a
humbling sense of history so
deep-seated that residents often
rattle off dates: 1892, 1898,
1902, then 1908. That
year symbolizes the granting
of all of the Service Marks
needed for Murray's monopoly of
the Wireless
Telephone®©.
1910, was the
year
NBS'
Teléph-on-délgreen
WiTel construction began in a big
way. The years 1910 through
1914 also marks the time of
great change in American RF
WiTEL®© industry.
The managerial side of industry
was growing and American
corporations were reorganizing
and becoming more efficient with
the help of the U.S.
government,.
1914,
the NBSWireless
Telephone®©
manufacturing ends, and
one-way listening devices
Radios, begins. With the
enachment of Government
regulatory RF seizures.
Teléph-on-délgreen's
NBS
WiTel®©
EMW etherwave pipeline is
replaced with a new word -- "RF,"
and "RADIO." (see
Mann-Elkins
Act of 1910, and the 1913
"Kingsbury
Commitment).
The
years 1907, 1929, and 2008 are
all asscociated with the great
depressions, followed by years of
growth of the fabled Murray State
University, NBS
WiTEL®©, AT&T,
GE, and now -- the free for all
Internet
user.
No
mater how you look at it, many
obserers believe it's just a
matter of time before lawmakers
step in to decide once and for
all who calls the shots for the
"freebie" EMWs provided by the
1907 Wireless
Telephone®©
service marks. Will the winner be
the Telco operator, online
users, or the rules of laws set
forth in writting to protect
service mark owners?
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about WiTEL®©, and
vContent:
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1946 - AT&T begins offering
mobile telephone service. With a
single antenna serving a region,
no more than 12 to 20
simultaneous calls could be made
in an entire metropolitan
area.
1946 - Rainey T. Wells
retired as general attorney for
Woodmen of the World, Omaha,
Nebr. He returned to Murray to
make his permanent home in
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SM memo.
101
-TCScloseUp-TakeTwo.htm. A year
ago, I wrote a D-Diary memo
identifying long-term barriers to
permanent transformation of the
Service Mark
Collections.
Since that time I've written a
lot of memos and direct story
about the transparent fraudulent
activities created by those
certain rule makers over the
years in preparation for the
collection of moneies now all due
and payable by Telco
organizations. To prevent
Lawsuits, and any
misunderstanding between existing
Telcos, the Library of Congress,
the USPTO, FTC, and FCC, the new
series of TVInew aticles,
"CloseUps," and Take2, was
prepared at the request of the
WTQCA association. That's
something that never would have
happened before the Monetary
Crash of 2008.
101 TroyCoryChinaLogo108w.jpg
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"You
mention "The Troy Cory Show,
China 88" and there's a glow. I
can't tell you the evening when I
saw the live show for the first
time.
I still
felt that same glow almost 20
years while viewing the 2008,
Beijing
Olympics.
Troy Cory,
and his Brooke Sister were
incandescent . . . and there was
a magic to all of excitment that
came together with sound, music,
and the rythem.
Why would
Troy Cory be so indelible in my
mind as the first U.S.
signer/Perforner to ever appear
on nation-wide CCTV? Why would
Joey Lauren Adams one of the four
Brooke Sisters be remembered by
over 300 million TV-views? Easy,
they the first to ever appear on
a Communist stage, Troy, the lead
TV-singer, performer, Joey,
blonde movie star. The
indelibility of those characters.
It's a great, emotional piece of
work put together by two nations
for reason only known to them.
The transition from seeing the
imposible on a Shanghai TV-stage
performance in 1988, to seeing
the highlights of the show any
time I feel like it on my
Wireless
Telephone®© on
"YouTube" -- so powerful. Liu
Chen, Shanghai.
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101 / Show Biz 107.09 Rolf Eden -
The Berlin Wall - Road To
Europe,
and
"Star
Maker" and
SantaTales."
In 1968, before Troy Cory teamed
up with famous German Orchestra
leader, Ambros Seelos in 1970,
Troy had already co-starred with
Wendle Cory, Rolf Eden, and
Barabra Valentine in the Berlin
AFI, John Harris, movie
production, "Starmaker."
It was in 1970, that Troy, Ambros
Seelos, music arranger, composer
and songwriter, Sylvester Levay,
(Lysy, Levy - "Fly, Robin, Fly,"
), and lyricist and translator,
Jossi Sigl produced the origianal
recording sessions and the
Cory/Seelos concert performances
in Germany, Innsbruck, Austria,
and Basel,
Switzerland.
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The String section on the Munich
Sound recordings was provided by
"The Munich Philharmonics"; piano
and arrangements by Sylvester
Levay. Sevral years later it was
Levay who garnered a Grammy Award
for "Fly, Robin, Fly," and wrote
the music scores for the film
"Howard the Duck" and the Vienna
musical "Elisabeth."
Troy Cory
collaborated with Cinema Prize
Records and Agil Musik and
co-wrote the song material with
the Seelos/Levay/Michalke/Sigl/
team, in producing the album,
entitled, "Today's Puzzle."
The
end of the 1970s found Troy Cory
playing Santa Claus in the
German/American production film
"Merry Christmas: Just in the
Nick of Time," starring Priscilla
Cory, as "Little Miss Santa," and
featuring the late German singer,
Manuela. Produced by VRA TelePlay
Pictures, Bohemia Film and
Gábor Wagner, of ARD, the
story was filmed in and around
the city of Munich, Nymphenburg
and Castle Neuschwanstein,
Germany and in Oberndorf,
Austria, the small village and
church where the Christmas carol
"Silent Night" was performed for
the first time on December 25,
1818.
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Back then, in the pre-Obama era,
I and my many D-Diary memos would
have been summarily shredded. But
under Pres. Obama, not only is
outside criticism invited, he
assigned himself as the chief
salesman to work through the
issues. While the road to
permanent transformation
stretches a long way in front of
us, there is a key reason that we
are on it at all.
Pres. Obama has been an
extraordinary leader who has
recast the White House's approach
to governing. In my opinion, and
with a talented team, a
determined federal judge and an
unusually capable congress, Pres.
Obama will accomplished a
remarkable turnaround of a
government that had defied all
previous interventions to rein in
its both Pro and Con Hot Topic
behavior.
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But no president could completely
alter the DNA of the goodtime
Charlie's of Wall Street.
Permanent reform will take much
longer, and it will happen only
if the president can continue to
drive the mandate down to the
financial, foriegn trade, and
health industries, where there
are still holdouts itching to
reverse course.
Pres. Obama will leave behind a
blueprint, but in some ways the
next president will have a more
difficult job. He or she will
need determination to make the
changes stick, a deep knowledge
of th U.S.A. culture, the ability
to win the buy-in the middle
class consumer and the courage to
touch less on the problems
created by Unions and there
issues.
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These must be the next
chief's top priorities:
Make Service Your First
Priority, Not Success and Success
Will Follow
Your tviNew HotTopic list
might look like this:
1. Family
2. Meaningful work
3. Health and
well-being
4. Financial freedom
5. Travel and
adventure
Your list might look like
this:
Does your list indicate you're
not spending you time doing what
you say is most important to
you?
Are you spending time
accomplishing other people's
priorities, but not your own?
Memorize your list of
priorities, and use it as a
guideline for every demand that
is made on your time.
Don't let anything come
between you and what truly
matters most to you!
Focus on Innovation
Maximize Vendor
Partnerships
Collaborate with Other
Business Leaders
Harness the value of
TVInews Services
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101s-
Ambros Seelos Orchestra Tours the
Globe
Ambros Seelos, and Troy Cory
shown in photo, colaborated on a
host of original songs recorded
in Munich.
The
Ambros Seelos Orchestra featured
Sylvester
Levay, Grammy winner for "Fly
Robin, Fly," who later had great
success with his musical
"Elisabeth," and was the
co-writer with Troy, and Ambros
on Troy's BBC recordings,
"Hurricane," "Hey, Sweet Honey,
Honey," and "Relax."
During the
last two decades of Troy Cory's
China concert tours, Ambros
Seelos delivered the big-band
background sound for many of
Troy's TV-stage performances,
"Jeepers Creepers" being a
favorite amongst the Chinese
audiences.
Back in 1972 Ambros was chosen as
the official band for the Olympic
Games in Munich. Having toured
the whole world, he also
performed together with giants of
Jazz like Louis Armstrong, Count
Basie and Ella Fitzgerald,
Grammy-winning Hollywood film
composer and musical writer
Sylvester Levay ("Hot Shots,"
"Airwolf," "Elisabeth,") who also
worked as a producer for the
living music legends Elton John
and Donna Summer.
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