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CW Picks Up Five New Dramas
CW Picks Up Five New Dramas
Ahead of its upfront presentation to Madison Avenue today, the young- and female-skewing network announced it would launch its 2012-13 fall season in October, moving Supernatural out of Friday purgatory to Wednesdays to pair with its Stephen Amell starrer, Arrow.[…]
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Berkshire Buying Media General Papers
Berkshire Buying Media General Papers
The $142 million deal “accelerates the timing of our strategy to focus on our broadcast television business and its future growth opportunities, including digital content and mobile DTV,” said Media General CEO Marshall Morton
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Media Access Project Exits Stage Left
Media Access Project Exits Stage Left
From a somewhat ragtag, shoestring operation born in the 1970s, MAP put itself on the map. It’s now gone, but it will not soon be forgotten.
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Doug Mouton Is WWL's New Sports Director
Doug Mouton Is WWL's New Sports Director
The Belo-owned New Orleans CBS affiliate announced that Mouton will move from North Shore bureau chief to sports director, succeeding Jim Henderson who retired in January.
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Providence Old Media Slow On New Media
Providence Old Media Slow On New Media
In Rhode Island's capital, the traditional media outlets are mired in what one expert calls "an analog mindset," but a number of small independent startups are willing and eager to fill in the gaps in digital coverage left by the[…]
Created on: Thursday, May 17, 2012 | 5:36 AM
Thursday, May 17, 2012 | 5:36 AM
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SEE BELVA DAVIS IN PERSON The Bay Area`s First Black Female TV Reporter May 17th
SEE BELVA DAVIS IN PERSON The Bay Area`s First Black Female TV Reporter May 17th
BELVA DAVIS, The Bay Area's First Black Female TV Reporter[…]
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Jeschke
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In his earlier years, Paul Jeschke was a reporter for United Press International in Albany, New York and San Francisco. After arriving in San Francisco in the early '60's, he got his baptism by fire at the Berkeley Free Speech Movement and the Oakland draft board riots, People's Park demonstrations and hippies invading the Haight-Ashbury district. Between demonstrations, he was UPI's reporter covering the San Francisco topless craze. He made the transition to TV in 1969 as producer of Channel 44's "Sherwood-Smith Report," which was taken off the air just before the first "book" and ignominiously replaced by the Woody Woodpecker cartoon show. |
He moved to KGO-TV circa 1972 where he started as Assignment Editor and went on to produce the Eleven O'clock News with Van Amburg, Jerry Jensen, John O'Reilly and Pete Giddings. Channel 7 News obtained its highest-ever ratings during this period, landing on several occasions in the top ten Bay Area programs for the week. This was the era of the "penis on the railroad tracks," threats and lawsuits by Synanon, and the "Zebra" murders. He then moved to KPIX in the 70's for a one year tour as news director. Does anybody remember Gene Tuck, Andy Park, and sports with Milt Kahn? Back to KGO as producer of the 6:00 News and an Emmy and RTNDA award for best breaking news: "Market Street Sniper." After a number of years, he got tired of backtiming, picked up a microphone and has been covering daily news as a reporter since then, specializing as much as possible in environmental stories. Paul is now retired and enoying a well deserved retirement. |
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