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Popular local Weatherman Fritz
Coleman calls it quits after 39
years delivering weather
reports
- By Josie
Cory
••••
NBC4 said
good-bye to beloved weatherman
Fritz Coleman who has delivered
weather forecasts at NBC4 for
almost 40 years and delivered his
final weather report on Friday,
June 26 during the 5 pm and 11 pm
news. His news anchor team
Colleen Williams, Chuck Henry and
sports anchor Fred Roggin offered
their words of sincere thanks
with Williams bearly holding back
her tears.
••••
After a
year of planning his retirement,
Coleman decided to spend more
time with his family, appreciate
his good health, and dedicate
more time to his comedy and
working with charities.
••••
Coleman,
who works on the side as a
stand-up comic, is known for
mixing humor with his forecasts.
Coleman joined NBC4 in 1982, and
has been part of one of the
longest running news anchor
teams in Los Angeles, working
alongside co-anchors Colleen
Williams and Chuck Henry and
sports anchor Fred Roggin.
••••
"This
career has been a gift," Coleman
said in a statement. "To work in
the greatest news operation in
Southern California has been the
greatest experience of my life. I
have also had the opportunity of
raising my children, while
working with a wonderful team. I
have made lifelong friends at
NBC4 and in the community it
serves. I'm so very
thankful."
••••Coleman
has received numerous awards and
honors for community service,
including an honorary doctorate
from Woodbury University in
Burbank for his extensive public
service in the community. He has
received awards from groups such
as Shelter Partnership and
the
California Hospital Medical
Center. He was named a "Treasure
of Los Angeles' by the city of
L.A. and he received a
congressional "Humanitarian of
the Year Award" for his
fundraising efforts on behalf of
the American Red Cross from the
U.S. House of Representatives,
among other honors.
••••
Coleman
is the Honorary Mayor of Toluca
Lake and known to light the
Christmas Tree during 'Toluca
Lake's Annual Holiday Open House'
ceremony at Ramsey-Shilling with
with 4th District council and
actor Joe Montegna often in
attendance.
 ••••
For
many years he is featured as
celebrity guest auctioneer at the
St. Charles Borromeo annual
parish festival.
••••
Coleman
appreciated for his work as a
stand-up comic, appearing
frequently at The Improv in
Hollywood and The Ice House in
Pasadena. His one-man show
"Defying Gravity at the El Portal
Theater in North Hollywood and
subsequently at the Gary Marshall
Theatre in Toluca Lake proved a
hit among local residents. He
also made several appearances
on The Tonight Show with
Johnny Carson and other NBC
shows.
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FRITZ
COLEMAN'S DEFYING
GRAVITY
December
2016 -TVI
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LA's' beloved NBC4
weatherman, Fritz Coleman is
bringing his one-man stage-show
back to the historic El Portal
Theatre in North Hollywood for
three performances only -
Sunday
December, 13, 20 and 27 at 2
pm.
••••He
was named "Best Weatherman" in
nearly every major paper in
Southern California, including
the Orange County Register, the
San Bernardino Sun, and four
times in the Los Angeles Daily
News.
•••
Fitz puts
on his holiday hat to share the
funniest show with his hilarious
insight into our BOOMER
generation!
••••The
show resonates with people, and
Fritz has observed, "Every
generation has a similar feeling
as they look back, hence the term
'good old days.' But these days
we're living through global
threats and national politics,
and people are thinking 'what the
heck's going on.' So I find that
my show seems to crackle with
people now because it harkens
back to a time when life seemed
more cut and dry, less
complicated, and a little easier
to cope with. So I provide a
little nostalgia and fun."
••••Coleman
said, "I have no delusions about
what my comedy is. I'm not Lenny
Bruce or George Carlin. I'm not
trying to push the first
amendment envelope. I'm not
trying to educate people
politically. I don't do political
jokes. Honestly, my whole wish is
to give people a show where they
say 'That just felt good. Thank
you, it was cathartic.' The
highest compliment for me is
hearing that I've taken you out
of your present cares, made you
laugh and feel better. If that
happens, I've done my
job."••
•
Don't
miss Fritz' hilarious insight
into our BOOMER
generation!
•••"...Surprising,
incisive and powerful." -
Daily Variety
•••
"The
easy?going, folksy charm that has
made Coleman an LA?area
television news favorite for a
quarter of a century also follows
him to the stage. On the Fritz,
simply moves the former standup
comic-°©?turned newsman
from one stage venue to another."
- Stage Scene LA
•••
"His
skills go beyond finding everyday
humor in various topics. His
relaxed style and gift for
language add depth, as though
he's having a one-?one
conversation," - Daily Breeze
•••
"An
authentic and terrific
performance." -
TVIMagazine.com
El Portal
Theatre is a historic
landmark in the San Fernando
Valley located in North Hollywood
in the heart of the NoHo Arts
District just minutes from
Universal Studios, Warner
Brothers, Disney, ABC,
CBS-Radford and NBC Burbank. The
theatre, originally built as a
vaudeville house in 1926, sits
across Lankershim Blvd from the
Academy of Television Arts and
Sciences and the Art Institute of
California-Hollywood.
For tickets and information call
818-508-4200, or go to
www.elportaltheatre.com
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Hugh Hefner, Playboy Magazine
founder and pop icon dies at
91
••••
Hefner, whose Playboy men's
magazine popularized the term
"centerfold," glamorized a
bachelor lifestyle and helped
spur the sexual revolution of the
1960s.
••••
Hefner founded Playboy in 1953
with $600 of his own money and
built the magazine into a
multimillion-dollar entertainment
empire that at its 1970s peak
included a string of Playboy
Clubs whose cocktail waitresses
wore bunny ears and
cottontails.
•••••His
pioneering magazine, may have
helped the buttoned-up America of
the 1950s and early 1960s loosen
up a little about sex.
••••Hefner
was born April 9, 1926, in
Chicago to Glenn Hefner, an
accountant, and Grace Hefner, a
teacher. Both parents were
conservative Protestants from
Nebraska.
•••"My
folks were raised pure
prohibitionist," Hefner told
Troy Cory in 1970 in Pasadena.
"They were very good people, with
high moral standards -- but very
repressed. There was no hugging
and kissing in my home."
••••In
1944, after graduating from high
school, Hefner joined the U.S.
Army as a writer for a military
newspaper. After World War II, he
became a promotional copywriter
at Esquire magazine, where he
began toying with the idea of
publishing a men's magazine.
••••"Esquire
was always for older guys, said
Hefner, but ... it was very much
devoted to male bonding and
outdoor adventure." "And I wanted
to read a magazine that was a
little more sophisticated and was
focused really on the romantic
connection between the sexes from
a male point of view."
••••After
raising $10,000 from investors,
Hefner published the debut issue
of Playboy in December, 1953.
••••The
premiere issue had no date, in
case it sold poorly and there
wasn't a second issue. On its
cover was actress Marilyn Monroe,
who also appeared in a nude
centerfold -- a photograph that
had been originally used for a
pin-up calendar.
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Branson In The News of
Late
•
Virgin
Boss on decriminalizing
drugs.
Would it be a vote loser? He
says, No!
Sir
Richard Branson, founder and
chairman of Virgin Group, has
called on politicians to "be
braver" on drugs policy, saying
they are wrong to believe
decriminalization would be a
vote-loser. His to do video
address at the opening of the
International Harm Reduction
Conference (IHRC) in Vilnius,
Lithuania.
••••
•
Speaking
on the eve of a major
international drugs conference,
Branson said that, if politicians
acted on what they really
believed rather than following a
Daily Mail agenda, they could
reduce a "ballooning" prison
population exacerbated by
excessive numbers of convictions
for low-level drugs offenses.
••••
•
Branson, said recent comments
from Latin American leaders that
the "war on drugs" had failed
marked a "sea change" among
politicians in that region and
should spur those in the UK and
elsewhere into action. He is to
give a video address at the
opening of the International Harm
Reduction Conference (IHRC) in
Vilnius, Lithuania.
••••
•
Stepping up his outspoken
campaign since becoming a member
of the Global Commission on Drugs
more than two years ago, Branson
said: "People are languishing in
prisons and lives are wasted.
When I speak to politicians
individually, I've found no one
who disagrees. I would say that,
if a party really took on the
decriminalization issue and went
for it, they would not lose
votes. There is an economic case
for investment in harm reduction.
It has been proven in other
countries that treating drug
addiction as a health issue, not
criminalizing it, benefits
society as a whole."
••••
•
Branson's
remarks come just days before a
UK charity and national centre of
expertise on drugs and drugs law,
is to publish a report detailing
the disproportionate impact of
policing policies on black and
ethnic minority communities.
Initial findings from the report,
seen by the Observer, show
that in 2009-10 nearly 550,000
people in England and Wales were
stopped and searched by police
for drugs, but just 7% of them
were arrested. It also reveals
that black people are six times
more likely to be stopped and
searched for a drugs offense than
white people.
••••
•
With signs
of drugs policy reform gaining
momentum, Branson was a
co-signatory to an open letter
from a coalition of scientists,
celebrities and politicians
calling for the government to
overhaul drugs legislation.
Branson and other signatories
said the government's approach to
drugs policy "does little to
address the root causes of
addiction and pointlessly
criminalizes people." The group
called for an independent review
of the effectiveness of the
Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.
••••
However, many drugs experts,
including a number attending the
International Harm Reduction
Conference, argue that, amid the
recent high-profile calls for
drugs liberalization and reform
to criminal justice, it is
essential that the broader
implications of current drugs
policies on public health should
also be a top priority. Executive
director of the International
Drug Policy Consortium, Ann
Fordham pointed out, that where
drugs policies are most draconian
public health risks are
greatest.
••••
•
Fordham
emphasized that governments could
not afford to be complacent. In
the UK, where harm-reduction
strategies such as needle
exchanges have helped to reduce
rates of HIV infection among
injecting drug users to 1%, the
continued "criminalization" of
people for personal use
undermined the successes, she
said.
••••
"The fact is that, if we look at
the people most affected by a
punitive approach to drugs, it is
the most marginalized and the
poor; it is people from ethnic
minority groups. They are the
ones who end up going to
prison."
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107- Bieber Books Space Flight
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Galactic
Justin
Bieber is the latest to sign up
to go into space on Richard
Branson's Virgin Galactic
mission. Bieber has paid $250,000
to be part of Branson's
space-project, which will see
flights to the edge of the
earth's atmosphere where the
civvie passengers get to
experience weightlessness.
••••
Bieber has
legions of fans around the world
and it would be not incorrect to
say that as much as he is adored
by his fans, there are just as
many people around the world who
do not take a liking to
the19-year old Canadian and who
would be quite interested in the
idea of giving him a one way
ticket. Pun intended!
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Branson and his philanthropy -
Collaboration with
Charitybuzz
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out
a
day in the life of Richard
Branson.
Now,
business like-minded
humanitarians can get a taste of
the nightlife alongside the
trendsetting entrepreneur -- all
in support of charity.
••••
The UK's fourth richest person is
auctioning off a night of
partying at a surprise location
through Charitybuzz, which will
benefit DoSomething.org.
•••Branson's
collaboration with Charitybuzz
and DoSomething marks a
continuation of his ongoing
philanthropic involvement with
nonprofits, which is the
motivating force behind his
business dealings, he says. In
May, Branson told the Montreal
Gazette that, "money in itself is
not that interesting." What is
interesting about money, he told
the news outlet, is how it allows
people to "make a difference in
the world."
••••
Early this year, the business
tycoon joined the Giving Pledge,
through which he will donate half
of his $4.6 billion fortune to
charity. His offer to party with
the highest bidder is not
surprising given his previous
eccentric methods of
philanthropy, such as his recent
stint dressing up as an air
hostess on AirAsia. The effort
helped raise money for an
Australian foundation for
hospitalized children, the
Associated Press reported.
•••Branson
joins several other celebrities
in support of Charitybuzz's
efforts, including President
Clinton, Michael Jordan, Seth
MacFarlane, Eddie Vedder, Paul
McCartney, and Ozzy Osbourne.
Charitybuzz has recently carried
out notable philanthropic
campaigns, including an auction
to get coffee with Apple CEO, Tim
Cook.
••••
In April, Cook partnered up with
Charitybuzz to raise money for
the RFK Center for Justice and
Human Rights in an auction where
participants bid over an
opportunity to grab coffee with
him. Last month, Cook's efforts
raised $610,000.
••••
Bidding for the Branson auction
closes June 11.
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107- SAG-AFTRA vs HOLLYWOOD -
TV-FILM Studios
(the AFTRA-SAG
Merger)
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WILL THE HOLLYWOOD FILM-TV STUDIO
Industry be able to handle the
new monetary demands just created
by the merger of SAG-AFTRA? AFTRA
was created in 1935, and SAG --
1933.
•
•
Creating Hollywood's
largest entertainment union was
easy this time around. Members of
both
unions voted overwhelmingly to
combine into a single
bargaining unit.
•
•
Before March 30, 2012, the
Screen Actors Guild (SAG) was a
stand alone labor union
representing over 105,000 film
and television principals and
background performers
worldwide.
•
•
AFTRA has about 70,000
members who are actors as well as
singers, dancers, disc jockeys,
sports announcers, comedians and
broadcast journalists, among
others. About 40,000 people hold
membership in both labor
groups.
•
•
The historic vote
comes nearly two years after
union leaders began discussions
to merge in a bid to gain
more leverage in contract
negotiations with studios
and to end a long history of
jurisdictional disputes and
feuding over negotiating
strategy.
• The new SAG-AFTRA
Union
..will total more
than 150,000 members.
•
•
National officers,
including the president and
secretary-treasurer, would be
elected directly by members.
However, some other positions,
such as an executive vice
president, would be elected by
delegates at a convention held
every two years -- a concession
to AFTRA's tradition of using
conventions and delegates. SAG
elects its officers directly by a
vote of members.
•
•
Members including
television, radio, cable, sound
recordings, music videos,
commercials, audio books,
non-broadcast industrials,
interactive games, internet, and
other digital media&emdash;have
been moving forward together with
the American Federation of
Television and Radio Artists.
Here are some of the events and
milestones that helped
define
AFTRA:
• 1933
SAG was established in 1933,
when several of that day's top
movie stars -- all walked off the
set.
• 1935
Congress passes the National
Labor Relations Act.
• 1937
AFTRA, wasn't AFTRA it was
AFRA, without the T because we
didn't have television
yet…just radio artists and
it was established in 1937. Since
that day, there was an absolute
internal "class war" with Radio
performers versus Movie
Stars.
•
•
And as we got into the
inception, of the golden age of
TV, the T got added. At the time,
way back in the day, it made
sense that SAG organized the work
in Primetime television being
shot on film because that is what
movies were shot on.
•
•
Not only that, the
organization includes most of the
Commercials also shot on film in
a separate negotiation and
contract. It made sense that
AFTRA organized all of the
Television (mostly sit-coms like
All in the Family) that were
"taped" in front of a live
audience and shot on
Video-TAPE.
• 1937
Independent efforts by radio
performers in Los Angeles to
create a Radio Actors Guild and
in New York to form a Radio
Equity are combined to establish
the American Federation of Radio
Artists.
•
•
On August 16, 1937, the
Four A's&emdash;the Associated
Actors and Artistes of
America&emdash;grant a charter to
the new union, with 400 members
in two Locals. Chicago, the
center for "soap opera"
production, quickly follows New
York and Los Angeles with
performers forming their own
Local. By December, AFRA has more
than 2,000 members covering
almost 90% of all radio artists
in key broadcast cities.
• 1938
With the support of radio
stars Eddie Cantor, Edgar Bergen,
Jack Benny, Bing Crosby, and
others, AFRA members negotiate
the first collectively bargained
agreement on a national scale
with NBC and CBS. After four days
and nights of negotiation, the
Basic Network Sustaining
Agreement is signed on July 12,
1938, and establishes a wage
increase of 125%, and union
security for radio talent.
•
•
The American Federation of
Television and Radio Artists
(AFTRA) was a performers' union
that represented a wide variety
of talent, including actors in
radio and television, radio and
television announcers and
newspersons, singers and
recording artists (both royalty
artists and background singers),
promo and voice-over announcers
and other performers in
commercials, stunt persons and
specialty acts - as the
organisation itself publicly
states, "AFTRA's membership
includes an array of talent."
•
•
With the information
presently available, the union
can lay claim to 65,182 members
throughout the United States
(with a figure of 131 000 quoted
in early 2012). On March 30,
2012, it was announced that the
members of AFTRA and of SAG had
voted to merge and that the name
of the new organization is
SAG-AFTRA.
•
•
The two largest locals are
in Los Angeles and New York City,
with the federation as a whole
having 804 employees and total
assets worth $30,403,661.00.
•
•
AFTRA works in the
interests of its members.
•
•
Primarily, in the areas of
contract negotiation and
enforcement, advocacy (including
lobbying, legislation and public
policy issues) and member
benefits such as employer-paid
health plans.
•
•
AFTRA is affiliated with
the AFL-CIO, the International
Federation of Journalists and the
International Federation of
Actors. AFTRA also shares
jurisdiction of radio,
television, Internet and other
new media with its sister union
SAG, whilst the latter is the
body solely responsible for
motion picture performances.
•
•
The current National
Executive Director of AFTRA is
Kim Roberts Hedgpeth and the
current National President is
Roberta Reardon. • CLICK
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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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CEO:
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2011 || Brian
Womack
|| Jan. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Darren
Chervitz, research director at
Jacob Asset Management, talks
about Google Inc.'s decision to
name co-founder Larry Page chief
executive officer, replacing Eric
Schmidt.
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Charles (Chuck) W. Fries - About
January-2011 Cover
Feature.
•••
Godfather
of The Television Movie -
Charles (Chuck) W. Fries,
Senior Executive and vContent
Producer.
Chuck is a longtime film and
television producer and serves as
CEO and Executive Producer of
Chuck
Fries Productions. His
autobiography, Chuck Fries --
Godfather of the Television Movie
-- A History of Television,
traces Fries' rise in the
entertainment industry and
details his role in its
evolution.
•••
A native of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Fries graduated from Ohio State
University and moved to Hollywood
in 1952 to launch his career in
entertainment. His first
opportunity came when he joined
Ziv Television, where he reported
to California Studios (now
Raleigh Studios). Ziv produced
pioneer syndicated shows such as
"The Cisco Kid," "Highway
Patrol," and "Sea Hunt,"
among others.
•••
In 1960, he was appointed vice
president in charge of production
for Screen Gems, the Columbia
Pictures' television arm and was
involved in the production of
series such as "Father Knows
Best," "Naked City," "Route 66,"
"Bewitched" and and many
other standout comedies of the
60s. Fries later became vice
president of feature film
production for Columbia Pictures
and worked on films such as
"Castle Keep," "The Horseman" and
"Five Easy Pieces." In all,
Fries has participated in the
production of more than 5,000
series episodes, 275 hours of
television movies or mini-series,
and more than 50 theatrical
films.
••••••
Fries received an Honorary Doctor
of Fine Arts Degree from the Ohio
State University. He was named
one of fifty outstanding
Cincinnatians on the 200th
anniversary of the City along
with luminaries such as Ted
Turner, Dr. Albert Sabin and Neil
Armstrong. And he was also one of
the top 50 students of Elder High
School, where he gave the
commencement address on the 50th
anniversary of the school.
Additionally, Fries was awarded
the Frederic W. Ziv Award,
established by the pioneering
syndicator, for his outstanding
accomplishments in television by
the University of Cincinnati
Electronic Media Division of the
University's Conservatory.
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leader, Ambros Seelos in 1970,
Troy had already co-starred with
Wendell Corey, Rolf Eden, and
Barbara Valentine in the Berlin
AFI, John Harris, movie
production, "Starmaker."
•
•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.
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Throughout his career, Ted
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for his entrepreneurial acumen,
sharp business skills, leadership
qualities, and his unprecedented
philanthropy. Whether in
billboard advertisement, cable
television, sailing,
environmental initiatives or
philanthropy, Turner's vision,
determination, generosity and
forthrightness have consistently
given the world reason to take
notice.
•••
Turner is Chairman of the
United Nations Foundation,
Co-chairman of the Nuclear Threat
Initiative and Chairman of the
Turner Foundation. He is the
founder of numerous cable
networks including CNN, TNT and
Cartoon Network, and a partner in
the Ted's Montana Grill
restaurant chain. Turner is also
Chairman of Turner Enterprises,
Inc., which manages his business
interests, land holdings and
investments, including the
oversight of two million acres in
12 states and in Argentina, and
more than 50,000 bison head.
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Universal City, CA -- March
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
into syndication in 1972.
•••
Mark Sovol, spokesman for VRA,
stated that "included in the
WebPlay package . . . is the
Show's original "historical"
concert footage, "that helped
inch in" the open the door policy
of China in the 80s. The
acceptance of both the NBS
Wireless
Telephone®™©
system, and music compositions
utilizing a U.S. Service Mark --
is a product of the Shows.
•••
VRA, founded in 1972, by the NBS
WiTEL®™©
organization, predicted the "then
new" up and coming lazar disk
phenomenon, (DVDs) -- that would
revolutionize the distribution of
the vContent business. By 1992,
NBS WiTEL®™© had
three major digital studios, and
VRA TelePlay distribution points
pumping out vContent for BBC
RadioPlay, Cinema Prize,
A&M, and Warner
Bros. recording artists.
Linda Ronstadt, Rod Stewart,
Mel Carter, Jackson Browne, Randy
Meisner, Tom Petty, Jeffery
Osborne, and TCS-Ambros
Seelos, . . are just
a few of the Vocalist that
created their popular MTVs at
Troy's Vine Street Video Center -
Hollywood.
•••
By 2000, VRA predicted the growth
of tviNews online, computer
software, the SmartPhone and
seamless applications for both
the Wireless
Telephone®™©, and
OnLine streaming vContent
business. CLICK
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issue -
2000.
•
"PriceWaterhouse Coopers"
•••
As for financial growth facts, it
was the "2007 - PriceWaterhouse
Coopers Report," that ascertained
VRA's 1992 predictions. The
financial report was just the
thing needed to justify our Troy
Cory Show - VRA project," said
Soval.
•••
The new NBS
WiTEL®™©
Service-Marked VRA products were
not only designed to fit right
into the 100-year-old global
standard guidelines, established
by the Berne Convention, and its
biggest supporter, "the then new"
Federal ®™© Rules
of 1905, but into today's world
of the FCC, and NBS
WiTEL®™©
SmartPhone, (Apple's iPhone,
and Google's Android).
•
The Variety Report - June, 2007,
By London Editor Adam
Dawtrey**
•••
Reprint: "Content,
(Audio/Video/Film)
distribution and technology
companies, need to aggressively
seek out new relationships to
accommodate the shift toward
convergence, " said Jim
O'Shaugnessy, global chairman of
PWC's entertainment media
practice. "Companies will need to
test new business models to
address increased fragmentation
and intellectual property in a
digital era."
•••
PWC's Global entertainment and
Media Outlook 2007-11 predicts
that Brazil, Russia, India and
China will account for 24% of
global growth in that period.
•••
The U.S. will remain the single
largest market for entertainment
and media, but is growing at the
slowest rate -- just 53% a year
to reach $754 billion in
2010.
•••
Europe, the Mideast and Africa,
the second-largest market, will
grow only slightly more quickly,
at 5.5% a year to reach $617
billion. the fastest-growing
region will be Asia Pacific,
ramping up at 9.6% a year to
reach $470 billion by 2011.
•••
Filmed entertainment was
predicted to rise globally by
4.9% a year to $103 billion. TV
network revenue will grow by 5.8%
a year to $228 billion, but TV
distribution will power ahead by
9.3% a year to $251 billion.
•••
Troy Cory- Stubblefield, CEO of
the NBS Wireless
Telephone®™©
Organization,
(WiTEL®™©) said,
"Not only did our 1992, and 2000
NBS WiTEL®™© growth
predictions become a financial
reality, but our NBS
WiTEL®™© Service
Marks, and the effects of the
assigment of coded wireless phone
numbers to each mobile phone
sold, became a money factory for
NBS." "Our efforts helped create
the new "land-line" rulings from
the FCC in favor of the so-called
wireless mobile industry." (
iPhones, Cellphones, Google
Androids, and other in the
wireless mobile industry,
etc.).
•••
Telco intermediary, Mark
Anderson, of PSI said, "it is
quite clear that NBS
WiTEL®™© was, and
still is being maintained by the
same ethics practiced in 1902 by
Nathan B. Stubblefield, the
grandfather of Troy Cory, and
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"The proposed
NBS
WiTEL®™©
license agreement by and between
NBS WiTEL®™© and
existing Telecoms, like AT&T,
Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint . . .
will help account for almost 72%
of the total growth in
NBS
WiTEL®™©
phone
numbers assigned the new vContent
experiences the entertainment and
media industry will produce
during the next five years."
•••
"The digitalization of NBS's
WiTEL®™© analog
vContent, was an experience for
VRA," continued Anderson. By the
June, 2009, the analog to digital
TV broadcasting conversion
dead-line "to convert or else . .
. was set in motion by the FCC" .
. . VRA was ready.
•••
"We were not only ready with our
digitized WiTEL®™©
"streaming video" effect, and
elements," said Troy Cory, "we
were ready with the same
'Content' vEffects profit growth
. . . predicted by the
"PriceWaterhouse Coopers"
organization. ("the global
entertainment and media industry
will grow 6.4% each year to reach
$2 trillion by 2011.").
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PricewaterhouseCoopers. All
rights reserved.
•••
"PricewaterhouseCoopers" and
"PwC" refer to the network of
member firms of
PricewaterhouseCoopers
International Limited
(PwCIL).
•••
•• Adam Dawtrey joined
Daily Variety in 1991 as European
news editor, based in London, and
became European editor of Variety
and Daily Variety in 1993. He has
worked previously for the
Hollywood Reporter, and the
Financial Times newsletters
Screen Finance and New Media
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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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From
1983 to 1994 she held the
position of policy planning
adviser to the register. She has
also served as acting general
counsel of the Copyright Office
and as chief of both the
Examining and Information and
Reference divisions. Peters is a
frequent speaker on copyright
issues; she is the author of The
General Guide to the Copyright
Act of 1976. She delivered the
2004 Brace Memorial Lecture (at
New York University School of
Law) and the 1996 Horace S.
Manages Lecture at Columbia
University School of Law. She
serves on the Intellectual
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worth dived to $40 billion from $58
billion a year earlier. Despite decline he
reclaimed the title of worlds' richest
man, because two other billionaires lost
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•••
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year's No. 1, saw his fortune decline
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Hathaway fell nearly 50% in 12 months, but
he still managed to slip just one spot to
No. 2. His net worth plunged to $37
billion from $62 billion.
•••
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Mexican business magnate and telecom
titan also lost $25 billion and dropped
one spot to No. 3, with a wealth of $35
billion down from $60 billion.
No. 4: Lawrence Ellison, U.S. software
giant Oracle Corp., $22.5 billion
No. 5: Ingvar Kamprad, Swedish retailer
IKEA, $22 billion
No. 6: Karl Albrecht, German supermarket
giant Aldi, $21 billion
No. 7: Mukesh Ambani, Indian
petrochemicals, $19.5 billion.
No. 9: Theo Albrecht, German supermarket
giant Aldi and the Monrovia-based Trader
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No. 10: Amancio Ortega, Spanish retailing
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•••
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past years and gotten poorer, just like
the rest of us. The meltdown of global
financial markets slashed the ranks of the
world's billionaires by 30% in 2008,
Forbes magazine reports in its annual list
of the planet's richest people. "The world
has become a wealth wasteland," Forbes
states in the billionaire report on its
website. " This year the world's
billionaires have an average net worth of
$3 billion, down 23% in 12 months.
•••
The biggest loser in the world this
year, by dollars, was last year's biggest
gainer. India's Anil Ambani lost $32
billion--76% of his fortune--as shares of
his Reliance Communications, Reliance
Power and Reliance Capital all
collapsed.
•••
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billionaires, all but one of whom are
poorer than a year ago. Another 29 Indians
lost their billionaire status entirely as
India's stock market tumbled 44% in the
past year and the Indian rupee depreciated
18% against the dollar. It is no longer
the top spot in Asia for billionaires,
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school. He represents girls from 11 to 22.
Bill has been the casting the Troy Cory
Show since -- 1969.
Wm Adrian Teen Modeling Training
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of times on ads that were my models, but
you never knew it because we didn't get
credit. - PHOENIX: You've been in business
since 1946, right? Mr. ADRIAN:
Unfortunately, yes. (Soundbite of
laughter) - PHOENIX: Why unfortunately?
-Mr. ADRIAN: Well, I'm the oldest agent in
the business, and I don't know why I've
spent so many years in such a business.
But I started in 1946 with three girls,
and I thought I'd try it out for a summer
and see if it would work. PHOENIX: And
obviously it did. He's kind of like
Forrest Gump because over his long career,
he's crossed paths with so many legends,
including Walt Disney and Marilyn Monroe.
-- Mr. ADRIAN: I thought she was real
nice. She was living at the Hollywood
Studio Club for $7 a week. That's where a
lot of those aspiring actresses lived.
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