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• 30th Anniversary of the World Wide Web
•••• In 1989 the world's largest physics laboratory, CERN was a hive of ideas and information stored on multiple incompatible computers. Tim Berners-Lee envisioned a unifying structure for linking information across different computers and wrote an proposal in 1989 called "Information Management: A Proposal." By 1991 this vision of universal connectivity had become the Word Wide Web.

"Suppose all information stored on computers everywhere were linked . Suppose I could program my computer to create a space in which everything could be linked to everything."
-Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web

•••• Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first web browser in 1990 while employed at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland. The browser was released to the general public in August 1991. The World Wide Web has been central to the development of the Information Age and is the primary tool billions of people use to interact on the Internet.

•••• "Vague but exciting." This was how Sir Tim Berners-Lee's boss responded to his proposal titled "Information Management: A Proposal," submitted on March 12 in 1989, when the inventor of the World Wide Web was a 33-year-old software engineer. Initially, Berners-Lee envisioned "a large hypertext database with typed links,"named  "Mesh," to help his colleagues at CERN (a large nuclear physics laboratory in Switzerland) share information amongst multiple computers.
•••• Berners-Lee's boss allowed him time to develop the humble flowchart into a working model, writing the HTML language, the HTTP application, and WorldWideWeb.app-- the first Web browser and page editor. By 1991, the external Web servers were up and running.
••••The Web would soon revolutionize life as we know it, ushering in the information age. Today, there are nearly 2 billion websites online. Whether you use it for email, homework, gaming, or checking out videos of cute puppies, chances are you can't imagine life without the Web.
••••Not to be confused with the internet, which had been evolving since the 1960s, the World Wide Web is an online application built upon innovations like HTML language, URL "addresses," and hypertext transfer protocol, or HTTP. The Web has also become a decentralized community, founded on principles of universality, consensus, and bottom-up design.
••••"There are very few innovations that have truly changed everything," said Jeff Jaffe, CEO of the World Wide Web Consortium. "The Web is the most impactful innovation of our time."
•••• Happy 30th Anniversary to the World Wide Web! - Google
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• 102-France To Sanction Google for online snippets of press articles on Google News.
Paris -- France has accused American Internet giant Google of ignoring "the spirit and the letter" of a Europe-wide copyright law aimed at giving publishers a bigger cut of the economic benefit from online news.
•••• French President Emmanuel Macron and the country's lawmakers say they are now looking to sanction Google for adopting what they consider strongarm tactics to avoid paying to publish excerpts from European publications on Google News.
•••• France is the first European country to put the EU's Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market on its statute books, taking effect at the end of October. The European Parliament adopted the directive in March, giving member states two years to pass legislation upholding its requirements. France's law requires Google to pay what has been called a "link tax" -- effectively a license to display snippets of press articles on Google News.
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AHHH.... Autumn in Cannes... where mild breezes blow as the warm Mediterranean sun smiles over this beautiful spot on the Cote d'Azur. There you can feel a timeless sensuality, assuaging a nostalgia for the Mediterranean which since as far back as the 16th century has been a constant theme in many a Northern European's life.
"Now give us lands where the olives grow," Cried the North to the South, "Where the sun with a golden mouth can blow bubbles of grapes down the vineyard row!" Cried the North to the South (to borrow a phrase from the English writer Elizabeth Barret Browning.)
"Cannes," wrote Charles Lentheric, the indispensable and erudite historian of maritime Provence, in 1880, " is a town where you feel no need to work," and where the inhabitants were not interested in the world that lay beyond their shady gardens, or the sheltered balconys of their hotels. Now the world has come to Cannes, chosen to be the Mediterranean headquarters for its annual events, and when you stroll along the Croisette on some warm October day you will hardly share Mr. Lenteric's sentiments. Cannes at festival time blossoms into a cosmopolitan spot. By Josie Cory

• 115- CANNES, the jewel among festival towns
•••• Cannes is host to the annual Festival de Cannes, as well as MIDEM, MIP TV and MICOM (Marché International des Programmes de Communication, owned and organized by Reed MIDEM). It's been 32 years since TVI under Cory's ownership first covered MIPCOM in 1987.
•••• Although Cannes has remained the quintessential market place, despite enormous changes in the cinema, television and social media landscape, it was more casual back in 1987, of course. You could hang out with studio executives without much planning or go see a performer in his hotel room and spend the afternoon in discussing the latest video. There was no "French day," the interview period now set aside so French journalists can get their stories before everyone else.
•••• And many things were simpler. Though it sounds paradoxical, even getting stories back to my TVI Magazine -- it was less time-consuming in that pre-computer age. The festival headquarters had a room where telex operators who spoke not a word of English -- took your typewritten copy, grunted something unintelligible and transmitted it to the U.S. without a hitch.
•••• Since then, Cannes has only gotten bigger. Though we now live in an age when films can be viewed via links and streamed on computers anywhere in the world, the number of journalists covering the 4-day affair has multiplied.
•••• Cannes got off the ground after World War II with the Cannes Film Festival, and followed by tv markets MIPTV and VIDCOM, later MIPCOM when the market festival also responded to the advent of home video technology, including VCRs, DVDs and Blu-ray. As those new formats drove interest in older films and tv series and both French and American distributors wanted a platform to publicize their plans to re-release classics.
•••• Cannes is not just a festival that screens rarefied films. It also hosts a major market, known officially as the Marche du Film (established in 1959) held annually in conjunction with the Festival de Cannes, where about 4,000 films are shown to buyers from more than 100 countries. Here, deals are cut to bring movies to theaters in countries around the world or to release them on video or in digital formats.
•••• This kind of willingness and ability to literally pay the price to keep the festival relevant is a through-line in Cannes' response to challenges. The event's annual budget is a staggering 20 million euros, roughly $26 million, and half of that comes from governmental tax funds. The French public considers film to be part of its cultural patrimony and is quite willing to foot the bill to be the best.
•••• Part of that money goes to making the city as pleasant as it can be for festival visitors. Two months before the event begins, flowers get planted so they will bloom on schedule. One of the treats of getting to Cannes early is watching enormous cranes place huge, blossom-filled concrete planters into strategic positions along the Riviera.
•••• Given how easy it is to see films these days without leaving your room, why do people continue to spend such considerable time, energy and money to go to Cannes?
•••• Because, despite the billions of dollars involved, the movie and television business remains a personal one, where relationships count and seeing people face to face from time to time is essential. Cannes has made sure that there's no place better to do that than Cannes. What was true in 1946 is still true today: Everyone goes to Cannes because everyone else is there. No other place can make that claim, not even close.
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• 115- MIPCOM- "The World's Entertainment Content Market
Across All Platforms"
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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101- KCET's Award-Winning News Documentary Series SOCAL CONNECTED Returns Oct. 15 With New Episodes Highlighting Ten Seasons of Change-Making Journalism

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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• New Season of KCET's LOST LA explores LA region's hidden pastwith Untold History of Griffith Park, Prohibition Tunnels, Mount Wilson Observatory and More
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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• 102-More EU rules for Facebook on hateful posts
Facebook must remove hateful posts worldwide, top EU court rules
By BLOOMBERG
•••• Facebook Inc. can be forced to remove posts anywhere in the world to protect European Union users from hateful content, the bloc's highest court ruled in a case that widens a chasm with the U.S. on freedom of speech and privacy.
•••• European courts can force platforms such as the social-network giant to seek and destroy such content once they've been alerted, the EU judges said in a binding decision on Thursday. Courts can also order a worldwide removal as long as they take international law into account when they issue the edicts, the judges said.
•••• "The bloc's ruling essentially allows one country or region to decide what internet users around the world can say and what information they can access," said Victoria de Posson, senior manager in Europe at the Computer & Communications Industry Assn., an industry group that includes Alphabet Inc.'s Google and Facebook as members.
•••• The EU has taken a tougher stance on citizens' online rights than elsewhere in the world. In 2014, the EU's top court gave people a so-called right to be forgotten, allowing them to ask Google to remove European links to websites that contain out-of-date or false information that could unfairly harm a person's reputation. Still, in contrast to Thursday's judgment, the same court decided last month against requiring search engines to scrub links globally.
•••• "What might be considered defamatory comments about a politician in one country will likely be considered constitutional free speech in another. Few hosting platforms, especially startups, will have the resources to implement elaborate monitoring systems," de Posson said.
•••• Platforms from Facebook to Google's YouTube won a nod of approval from the EU earlier this year for tackling hate speech posted online as part of a code of conduct signed with the commission in 2016. The companies vowed to tackle online hate speech within 24 hours, once made aware of it.
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• 106- Ceremonial events mark 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China
•••• 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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• 106- "Right to Be Forgotten" ruling marks Google victory
•••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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The World's Entertainment Content Market
Across All Platforms"
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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• 114- Former ABC Broadcaster Sam Donaldson Remembers Cokie Roberts
September 18, 20195:07 AM ET
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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Note: ABC Broadcaster Sam Donaldson who co-anchored This Week with Cokie Roberts, was the founder of TELEvisionFilm / Television Int'l Magazine. April 1956 TVI debuted it's first edition with offices at 1580 Crossroad of the World, Hollywood, CA.

•••• 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 Week.
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• 114- Cokie Roberts Died (Dec. 27, 1943 - Sept. 17, 2019)
•••• 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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• The untold truth about Cokie Robert
• Cokie Roberts and Sam Donaldson on Late Night with Conan O'Brian- 11/18/97
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• 101- Ken Burns' "Country Music"documentary film premiered on PBS-SoCal
•••••••••• 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."

Photo r: 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, among others."
•••• 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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• 107- Country Artist Jerry Wallace remembered by his friends, and fans, but not by the Country Music Association By Josie Cory
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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• First Country Music album by 25 great country music artists
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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• 111th Anniversary of the N.B. Stubblefield's Wireless Telephone Patent -
• Nathan B. Stubblefield's Wireless Telephone Patent
• Nathan B. Stubblefield
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• 102- Nathan B. Stubblefield, the Man History Overheard
By Harvey Geller
•••• 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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• Who are the SMART Inventors of
Radio-WITEL 1890-2017 - ®™©
More about Nathan Stubblefield

1908 0512 - PATENT GRANTED: Stubblefield's U.S. Patent, Number 887,357, All Purpose Wireless Telephone, Filed April 5, 1907, Granted May 12, 1908. / Click MORE STORY TO GO DIRECTLY TO U.S. Patent Office - (Patent Expires May 12, 1925) CLICK ANY IMAGE TO VIEW PATENT
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• ••• Troy Cory was among the first international entertainers and the first American entertainer to perform in the People's Republic of China, beginning in 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 administrative climate in comparison is much less restrictive now and China's open door policy enables many entertainers to introduce themselves to the populace Chinese audiences.
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• 115- Automobility LA - Press & Trade Days, at the LA Convention Center, November 22 to December 1, 2019
- By Gary Sunkin

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	History: Founded in 1956 by ABC's Sam Donaldson and his partner Al Preiss and acquired by the Cory's in 1987. In April 1956 TVI debuted it's first edition with offices at 1580 Crossroad of the World, Hollywood, CA. In March, 1963, TVI hosted the first "Annual Festival of World TV Classics Award " at the Huntington Hartford Theater. Since 1956 TVI grew to command the print readership of television network executives in 142 countries on six continents, covering the industry of television, film, telecommunication and WiTEL. In the middle 90s TVI Magazine went online: tvimagazine.com Publisher/Editor: JosieCory.com • iPublisher: TroyCory.com . . . "People read what they want," says tviNews. "There is no master plan what people are interested in." The question is, how can we partner with people to have a symbiotic realationship? http://smart90.com/tvimagazine/2005/4005/107SamDonaldson1939.htm _________________________________________________________ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Television Internatinal Magazine Founder, Al Preiss. 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. • Contributing Journalists: 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 Davies, Jonathan Ames, Peter Knight, Anton van Casteren, Jim Hodgetts, Martin Jackson, Jack Loftus, Peter Warner, Christian Williams, Alex Ben Block, Bob Foster, Seth Goldstein, Bob Marisch, Jefferson Graham, Jack Anderson. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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