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Ken Burns' "Country Music"documentary film
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Josie
Cory and Troy Cory-Stubblefield covered a
sneak preview event of the film "COUNTRY
MUSIC' at the Autry Mueum, July 27, 2019.
for TVI (Television Int'l Magazine). After
attending a roundtable interview with Ken
Burns and producers, Troy Cory asked Burns
during the reception if he is working
already on any new projects and "yes" he
replied, "future projects include Ernest
Hemingway, Muhammad Ali, the Holocaust and
the United States, Benjamin Franklin,
Lyndon B. Johnson, the American Buffalo,
Leonardo da Vinci, the American
Revolution, the history of crime and
punishment in America, the history of
Reconstruction, and Winston Churchill,
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1988. In itself a notable
culture-historical feat, in view of
China's closed door policies of the late
70s and well into the 80s. The PRC's
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Since 1956 TVI grew to command
the print readership of
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The celebration of the 70th anniversary of
the founding of the People's Republic of
China is an upcoming ceremonial event with
a grand military parade as its spotlight
to celebrate National Day of the People's
Republic of China that is scheduled to
take place on October, 1, 2019 in Beijing.
General Secretary of the Communist Party,
President and Chairman of the Central
Military Commission Xi Jinping, who will
be the guest of honor, will give the
holiday address to the nation and Chinese
expatriates abroad before inspecting the
formations along Chang'an Avenue.
The PRC (People's Republic of China) was
founded on October 1, 1949, with a
ceremony celebrating the forming of the
Central People's Government taking place
in Tiananmen Square on the same day. The
first public parade of the new People's
Liberation Army took place there,
following the address by the country's
first Chairman Mao Zedong officially
declaring the formal establishment of the
Republic. The Central People's Government
passed the Resolution on the National Day
of the People's Republic of China on
December 2, 1949, and declared that
October 1 is the National Day.
It is undisputable that China has grown in
a shortest period of time since its 'open
door policy' into a global power. Troy
Cory was among the first international
entertainers and the first American
entertainer to perform in the People's
Republic of China, appearing at the 1988
Shanghai TV Festival, and continuing over
the following years his multi-city stage
performances in Beijing, Anshan, Harbin,
Fouzhou, Guangzhou, and as far as Longyang
bordering Guangdong to the south.
Back then, there
were no high rise buildings, few cars,
bicycles ubiquituous still lining the
streets
and the airports in Shanghai and Beijing
unimpressive constructions. A small banner
on arrival announced "Welcome to Beijing."
Houses in narrow lanes were small and
people's dress was modest and in muted
colors. Wherever we went there was a group
of Chinese officials always accompanying
us and showing up in our hotel for
meetings at unannounced times.
Troy Cory at the
Chinese Consulate General Los
Angles
Troy had the time
of his life performing in front of 20,000
or more and his performances at the
Shanghai TV festival being televised on
national Television CCTV. A crowd of
concert goers were anxiously waiting
outside for autographs and often after the
performance he was led out at different
exits of the round concert hall. Not to
forget this was late 80s and early 90s and
audiences were eager to hear a singer from
the United States. The Chinese were
unforgettably hospitable to us, and
treated the Shanghai TV Festival
performers with a lit up Bund, the
waterfront promenade by the Huangpu river.
I am grateful for the experience of a
"former China," and to have been able to
see a side of China before its meteoric
rise to an industrial powerhouse and the
world' second-largest economy.
We could see a
change already unfolding during our China
tours in 2000 and 2004, and back 1997,
when attending a press conference Al Gore
was holding in Beijing before we travelled
on to Shanghai to climb the Shanghai
Television Tower for the first time when
it just opened to the public.
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The
EU Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday,
September 24th on the U.S. tech giant's
follow-up fight with a French
data-protection regulator over whether the
right should apply globally and where to
draw the line between privacy and freedom
of speech.
"The right to be
forgotten"(RTBF)
online does not
extend beyond the borders of the European
Union, the bloc's highest court has ruled
in a major victory for Google.
The Alphabet Inc. unit was
challenging the French authority's order
to remove, on demand, links on all its
platforms worldwide if they lead to
websites that contain out-of-date or false
information that could unfairly harm a
person's reputation and whether the right
should apply globally and where to draw
the line between privacy and freedom of
speech.
For Google, the fate of the internet was
at stake. The 2014 ruling already forces
it to offer different search results in
Europe than in the rest of the world. The
French regulator, CNIL, says Google should
purge those results globally. The company
and its supporters, including press
freedom groups, have warned that internet
freedom would be brushed aside if less
democratic parts of the world embraced the
same policy.
It however said search engines must
"seriously discourage" internet users from
going onto non-EU versions of their pages
to find that information.
"The balance between right to privacy and
protection of personal data, on the on
hand, and the freedom of information of
internet users, on the other, is likely to
vary significantly around the world," the
court said in a statement on the decision.
The right to be forgotten was not an
absolute right, the court said, and had to
be balanced against other fundamental
rights, in accordance with
proportionality.
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LEGENDARY
SHOWRUNNER DARREN STAR NAMED FOR MIPCOM'S
MEDIA MASTERMIND KEYNOTE LINE UP
Paris - Reed MIDEM
announced world-renowned creator and
executive producer Darren Star as the
first in its line-up of Media Mastermind
Keynotes at MIPCOM 2019. The session will
be moderated by Jill Offman, Executive
Vice President of Paramount Network
International and Comedy Central
International.
MIPCOM, the world's entertainment content
market, takes place in Cannes from 14-17
October 2019. Under the umbrella theme
"The Streaming Offensive" , the conference
will bring sharp focus to the seismic
changes in global distribution models,
their impact on content production and
licensing, and the global response to the
direct-to-consumer challenge.
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Heard on NPR Morning Edition
Cokie
Roberts has died after an influential
career covering Washington politics for
NPR and ABC. NPR's Rachel Martin talks to
Roberts' former This Week co-anchor
Sam Donaldson about her legacy.
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Later
Donaldson, served as reporter and news
anchor with ABC News from 1967 to 2013. He
is best known as the network's White House
Correspondent (from 1977-89 and 1998-99)
and as a panelist and later co-anchor of
the network's Sunday program, "This
Week."
Donaldson
appeared as a panelist on the Sunday
morning television program This
Week with David Brinkley from its
inception in 1981 and after Brinkley's
retirement in 1996, he co-anchored the
This Week program with Cokie Roberts until
Sept. 2002. He still occasionally serves
as a panelist on This
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Friends,
family, reporters and politicians gathered
Saturday in downtown Washington, D.C., to
remember journalist Cokie Roberts.
The funeral mass took place at the
Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle, the
site of President John F. Kennedy's
funeral in 1963. Every fall, it hosts the
Red Mass, which marks the beginning of a
new Supreme Court term
Roberts died Tuesday at age 75 of
complications from breast cancer. She had
covered and commented on politics for NPR
since 1978 and spent decades working for
ABC News as well, including several years
co-hosting the Sunday morning political
show This Week.
Roberts
is remembered as a pioneer in broadcast
journalism
--
a field that, when she started, had very
few on-air roles for women.
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COUNTRY MUSIC, a new 8-part, 16-hour
documentary film series directed by Ken
Burns, written by Dayton Duncan and
produced by Duncan, Julie Dunfey and
Burns, premiered September 15, 2019 on PBS
stations nationwide.
The documentary
features never-before-seen footage and
photographs, plus interviews with more
than 100 country music artists. Viewers
will hear the remarkable stories of the
people and places behind a true American
art form as the documentary, chronicles
country music's early days, from Southern
Appalachia's songs of struggle, heartbreak
and faith to the rollicking Western swing
of Texas, California's honky-tonks and
Nashville's "Grand Ole Opry." Much like
the music itself, the film tells
unforgettable stories of hardships and
joys shared by everyday people.
A documentary eight
years in the making and and looked forward
to by many with anticipation, the film did
not fail to impress. Millions joined the
viewing sharing the sentiment of Meredith
Vieira when she stated "I watch all things
Burns."
Sadly no project
plans of American inventor, Nathan B.
Stubblefield of Kentucky, who broadcast
voice (not signals) in 1892 with his
'Hello Reiney' addressed to Reiney T.
Wells, who later became president of
Murray State University.
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the Autry
Museum
The
CMA failed to pay tribute the year Jerry
Wallace passed away by mentioning his name
during the 2008 Country Music Award
ceremonies. Jerry's musical gift was
enjoyed by millions of fans and this
writer felt the unfairness to this artist
by the omission of his mention during the
CMA's "In Memoriam."
Shame on them! What a minor effort it
would have been for the Country Music
Award and its Association to acknowledge
this gifted singer with a well deserved
albeit small credit.
What
brought Jerry Wallace to mind is Ken
Burns' recent broadcast of his 8 episode
"Country Music" film, that dives deep into
the roots and evolvement of country music
with
never-before-seen footage and
photographs.
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Country
Music Hall of Fame and
Museum
The original
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
opened on Music Row (Music Square East and
Division Street) on April 1, 1967. The LP
record album was produced and released to
help honor those artists pictured on
front.
On behalf of
the Country Music Association, it was
Martin Gilbert and Troy Cory with the help
of Jerry Wallace who selected both the
Nashville recordings on the album, which
included, non-Nashvillians: Lefty
Frizzell, Tex Ritter, and Merle
Travis.
"Country
Doctor Prescribes City Music"
Many musical
evenings were spent at our Hollywood Hills
home, when Jerry brought his musician
friends like, Freddie Hart, Ray Peterson,
the 'Queen Mother of Nashville,' Mae
Axton, Stuart Hamlin, Chill Wills, and
Hoyt Axton. It was during that time Jerry
became the co-producer of the Country Hall
of Fame LP record album, and helped in the
choosing of the group of country stars
selected as "Hall of Fame" honoraries.
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New Season Premieres with a Deep
Dive Into Southern California's Recycling
Crisis
Emmy award-winning weekly half-hour
news documentary series SOCAL
CONNECTED will premiere eight new
episodes this season starting Tues.,
Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. on KCET in Southern
California with encores airing one
week later on PBS SoCal at 7 p.m. The
new season includes a look at the
recycling crisis, public beach access,
racial tensions as well as the local track
and field scene.
Following the broadcast, each episode will
stream at kcet.org/socalconnected and on
the free PBS Video app (available on Roku,
Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, the App Store
and Google Play), as well as on
YouTube.
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Fourth Season of
Historical Documentary Series Premieres
October 15
KCET, a producer of
award-winning and diverse original content
for public media, announced the return of
the Emmy® -winning historical
documentary series LOST LA, a
co-production with the University of
Southern California Libraries. Public
historian and writer Nathan Masters of the
USC Libraries returns as Host with untold
histories behind Griffith Park, Manzanar,
Los Angeles' prohibition tunnels,
architect Paul Revere Williams, the
Shindana Toy Company and the Mount Wilson
Observatory. Now in its fourth season,
LOST LA explores our region's hidden past
through documents, photos and other rare
artifacts from California libraries and
archives. Season four of LOST LA premieres
on Tues., Oct. 15 at 8:30 p.m. on KCET in
Southern California with encores airing
one week later on PBS SoCal at 7:30
p.m.
The episodes will be telecast
as follows (subject to change):
"Griffith Park"
&endash; Tues., Oct. 15
Explore one of the nation's largest
municipal parks and discover how it hasn't
always lived up to its founder's vision of
a public recreation ground for all.
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Harvey
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In Life's current Bicentennial
issue, radio checks in, at #86 on the hot
"100 Events That Shaped America," 19
buttons behind Bell's telephone.
Erroneously, Life lists Guglielmo Marcon's
dots and dashes as the first wireless
broadcast, a fable echoed by the World
Almanac and Encyclopedia Britannica. It's
a forgivable mumpsimus, since the evidence
offered on the following pages has not,
until now, appeared in any national
publication.
The birth of broadcasting is a bizarre
soap opera saga, a lacrymal legend of
mystery, machination, ephemeral
enshrinement, decline, disillusionment and
disaster. It's denouncement dissolves six
miles north of Murray, Kentucky, in a
two-room shanty constructed of pine and
cornstalks, where radio's uncelebrated
architect is discovered 48 hours after his
death, his records scattered, his
equipment destroyed, his brain partly
eaten by rats. Even local radio fails to
mention his demise. He is Nathan Beverly
Stubblefield, the man history over-heard
and then overlooked.
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Back in the 80s, as a
goodwill ambassador representing the
U.S.A., Troy Cory and his back-up dancers
and singers, "The Brooke Sisters," were
the first entertainers from the United
States to appear in a full staged program
in the People's Republic of China during
the Shanghai TV Festival, and televised on
China's National Television (CCTV), viewed
by over 300 million
people.
It was there Cory met Jiang Zemin, then
mayor of Shanghai, and who later became
the 5th President of the People's Republic
of
China.
The '88 Shanghai Concert was the
beginnings of Troy's concert tours in
China for the next two decades. The
concerts, just to name a few, included the
following cities: Shanghai, Beijing,
Anshan, Harbin,
Fuzhou and and Tsingtao
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Born
in Waseca, Minnesota, Preiss
began his career in the newsroom
at WCCO-TV in Minneapolis as a
sportscaster. He later moved to
Los Angeles, where he began
teaching television courses at
the University of Southern
California.
It was there, in 1955 when Al
Preiss had a vision -- a vision
that materialized in 1956, when
he and his colleague Sam
Donaldson launched TELEvisionFilm
Magazine.
Both Al and Sam had an honest
conviction that, "the television
film industry had reached a stage
where it needed a national
publication that would analyze
and put into focus -- the news,
issues and problems which
particularly concern the
production and distribution of
film for television.
When Al Preiss died in August
1986, the television industry
lost an untiring advocate and a
giant of a good friend. The tall,
wonderfully amiable publisher
truly seemed to do it all --
attending nearly every press
conference, speech, convention
and reception, and was never seen
without his trademark clear
plastic briefcase. You turned
around at these functions and
there was Preiss, taking notes,
talking animatedly, telling
stories, doing his job. One that
he not only loved, but felt was
necessary and important. He did
it all with the help of his
charming wife of 25 years,
Sylvia, who was editor of the
magazine during the years of 1985
and 1986.
The controlling interest of the
magazine, with all of its
archival history was purchased in
1987 by the Cory's.
Josie
Cory, Gary Sunkin, Byan Lukas,
Donna Jeffries, Valerie Milano,
Peter Allman, Don Butler, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield, Barry Seybert,
Victor Caballero, Mike Lipman,
Gordon Talbott, William Adrian,
Ginger Adams, Larry Leverett,
Bernard Schwartz, Bob Fisher, Dr.
Frank Iezzi, Ph.D., Robin
Strausberg, Mark Schaefer, Brad
Ashton, Jim Baker, Anika
Michalowska, Theo Pirard, Richard
Mahler, Bill McCloskey, Bill
Peterson, John Chittock, Tony
Chiaveillo, Moira Burnett, John
Sanders, Mark Trost, Gillian
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