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Cover
00 - Rupert Murdoch :
Will
Rupert Murdoch succeed in changing the
three-network theory?
Fox Studios Photographed by Hans Jochim
Ruedelstein. --
Story
on Page 2 4
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- 01 PREVIEW PAGE
Page
- 02 MASTHEAD
Page
- 03 EDITOR'S
NOTE:
Josie Cory
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- 04 DEAR
EDITOR:
Press Releases, Brooke
Kenvin
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- 08 FROM
THE LAW OFFICE OF MELVIN BELLI,
SR. -
Corprights - Protection for the Artist' or is a
license to Steal? -- By Paul
Monzione
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MARKET
FESTIVALS / TRAVELS MIP COM '87, Cannes,
France
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- 14 COMPUTERS:
Is The
Computers Bark Bigger Than It's Byte$? TVI
Magazine, the first major publisher to switch to
Desktop Publishing
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- 18 TRIBUTE
TO A PUBLISHER:
By Josie Cory. A
warm remembrance for an extraordinary human being
and the man who started it all with 31 years ago,
with Sam Donaldson -- this magazine, Television
International Magazine.
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Page
- 22 BOOK
REVIEW - PEOPLE PROFILE :
Sam Donaldson
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- 23
Page
- 24
FOX
TELEVISION: A FOURTH
NETWORK?
By KARRE SLAFKIN. Taking
advantage of the relative lack of late-night fare
available on network television, Fox is
successfully wooing a lot of night owls with a
veritable menu of innovative evening and late
evening programs that deal with everything from the
public and private life of a fictional U.S.
president (starring George C, Scott as the
president), to the problems of modern-day singles
and married, to an updated 1960s style variety
show, a weekly style variety show, a weekly
one-hour news magazine and the adventures of a
werewolf. But will alternative programming help Fox
to become television's fourth network
?
--
Page
- 25 / Page
- 26 / Page
- 27 / Page
- 28 / Page
- 29
Page
- 30
FORECASTING
THE FUTURE: Children's
television programming is undergoing a major
facelift not only by the networks, but by the
syndicators and cable as well. Though each is going
about it differently, the common thread--besides a
collective push for higher-quality programming
overall--is the move toward "softer" children's
programming, live-action shows and the return--in
an updated version--of classic animated characters.
Industry updated version--of classic animated
characters. Industry heads also project the
emergence of interactive toys that allow children
direct contact with
television.
________ --
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- 36 THE
SMART-DAAF BOYS:
Nathan B. Stubblefield, Inventor of the Wireless
Telephone --
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- 42 BEAUTY
& LOOKS -
By William Adrian
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- 46 TELEVISION
TRENDS: Disney
Merger /
Colorization
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- 50 MUSICAL
NOTE: VRA
RadioPlay Music, Troy Cory Compact
Disk
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- 51 FINANCE
De-mystifying Interest
Rate Rafiepour ________ --
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- 60 Arcade
Section. The
Marketplace
Directory
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- 62 VRA
RadioPlay Music:
Television Soundtracks Video Licensing
Rights. Page
- 63
Cannes,
France - Ahhh . . . with Josie
Cory --
Page
- 64 Page
- 65 Inside Cover Ad - Beth
Stare Page
- 66 Back Cover Ad - 20th Century
Fox
ADVERTISERS Page
- 67 WebAd
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TELEVISION
INTERNATIONAL Magazine History - ABC's Sam Donaldson and his
partner Al Preiss.
OCTOBER -
tviNews / Vol 31 1987 No 5
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Both
Mr. Donaldson and Mr. Preiss dedicated themselves
to bring to the film and television industry -- the
latest "industry" news. Since then , TELEVISION
INTERNATIONAL has been a most respected
international trade news publication. In March,
1963, TVI hosted the first Annual Festival of World
TV Classics Award at the Huntington Harford
Theater. By 1987, it grew to command the readership
of television network executives in 142 countries
on six continents.
Front
Cover - TVI-67 November 28, 1004 /
Josie Cory TELEVISION
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE -
1987 More
About Making An Impact: Go To BUILDING AN
IMAGE
Cover
00 - Rupert Murdoch :
Will
Rupert Murdoch succeed in changing the
three-network theory?
Fox Studios Photographed by Hans Jochim
Ruedelstein. --
Story
on Page 2 4
Page
- 01 PREVIEW PAGE
Page
- 02 MASTHEAD
Page
- 03 EDITOR'S
NOTE:
Josie Cory
Page
- 04 DEAR
EDITOR:
Press Releases, Brooke
Kenvin
-- Page
- 05 /
Page
- 06 /
Page
- 07
Page
- 08 FROM
THE LAW OFFICE OF MELVIN BELLI,
SR. -
Corprights - Protection for the Artist' or is a
license to Steal? -- By Paul
Monzione
- - Page
- 09 /
Page
- 10 /
Page
- 11
Page
- 12
MARKET
FESTIVALS / TRAVELS MIP COM '87, Cannes,
France
---
Page
- 13
Page
- 14 COMPUTERS:
Is The
Computers Bark Bigger Than It's Byte$? TVI
Magazine, the first major publisher to switch to
Desktop Publishing
--
Page
- 15 /
Page
- 16 /
Page
- 17
Page
- 18 TRIBUTE
TO A PUBLISHER:
By Josie Cory. A
warm remembrance for an extraordinary human being
and the man who started it all with 31 years ago,
with Sam Donaldson -- this magazine, Television
International Magazine.
/
Page
- 19 /
Page
- 20 /
Page
- 21
Page
- 22 BOOK
REVIEW - PEOPLE PROFILE :
Sam Donaldson
-- Page
- 23
Page
- 24
FOX
TELEVISION: A FOURTH
NETWORK?
By KARRE SLAFKIN. Taking
advantage of the relative lack of late-night fare
available on network television, Fox is
successfully wooing a lot of night owls with a
veritable menu of innovative evening and late
evening programs that deal with everything from the
public and private life of a fictional U.S.
president (starring George C, Scott as the
president), to the problems of modern-day singles
and married, to an updated 1960s style variety
show, a weekly style variety show, a weekly
one-hour news magazine and the adventures of a
werewolf. But will alternative programming help Fox
to become television's fourth network
?
--
Page
- 25 / Page
- 26 / Page
- 27 / Page
- 28 / Page
- 29
Page
- 30
FORECASTING
THE FUTURE: Children's
television programming is undergoing a major
facelift not only by the networks, but by the
syndicators and cable as well. Though each is going
about it differently, the common thread--besides a
collective push for higher-quality programming
overall--is the move toward "softer" children's
programming, live-action shows and the return--in
an updated version--of classic animated characters.
Industry updated version--of classic animated
characters. Industry heads also project the
emergence of interactive toys that allow children
direct contact with
television.
________ --
Page
- 31
/ Page
- 32
/ Page
- 33
/ Page
- 34
/ Page
- 35
Page
- 36 THE
SMART-DAAF BOYS:
Nathan B. Stubblefield, Inventor of the Wireless
Telephone --
Page
- 37
/ Page
- 38
/ Page
- 39
/ Page
- 40
/ Page
- 41
Page
- 42 BEAUTY
& LOOKS -
By William Adrian
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Page
- 44 /
Page
- 45
Page
- 46 TELEVISION
TRENDS: Disney
Merger /
Colorization
-- Page
- 47 /
Page
- 48 /
Page
- 49
Page
- 50 MUSICAL
NOTE: VRA
RadioPlay Music, Troy Cory Compact
Disk
Page
- 51 FINANCE
De-mystifying Interest
Rate Rafiepour ________ --
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- 53 /
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- 54 /
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- 55 /
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- 59 Page
- 60 Arcade
Section. The
Marketplace
Directory
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- 61 / Page
- 62 VRA
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Television Soundtracks Video Licensing
Rights. Page
- 63
Cannes,
France - Ahhh . . . with Josie
Cory --
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- 64 Page
- 65 Inside Cover Ad - Beth
Stare Page
- 66 Back Cover Ad - 20th Century
Fox
ADVERTISERS Page
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- 69 WebAd
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