Word: goldenson
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Pilot Comedies. Results of this de-escalation should show more plainly next season. ABC President Leonard Goldenson told the violence commission that only one of the 30 series now under development by his network is an "adventure" show. CBS's senior programming vice president, Mike Dann, agrees that "the number of action shows is down drastically in the pilot area." His NBC counterpart, Mort Werner, also anticipates "more comedy and less action." The networks' Hollywood suppliers are, of course, reacting accordingly. Universal Studios is not making any more westerns on speculation, but is concentrating on three new doctor...
...network presidents-Dr. Frank Stanton of CBS, Julian Goodman of NBC and Leonard Goldenson of ABC all defended TV, particularly TV newsmen, against charges that they dwell excessively on violence in accounts of civil disorders and the Viet...
...Said Goldenson: "We are presently reaping the harvest of having laid it on the line at a time when many Americans are reluctant to accept the images reflected by the mirror we have held up to our society." Goodman seconded the notion. "The medium," he said, "is blamed for the message." In defense of crime programs, Stanton maintained that "throughout history, violence has had a prominent place in art, drama and literature...
...management at ABC was elated by the turn of events. Concluded ABC President Leonard Goldenson: "Because of their confidence and faith in the future of our company, a substantial majority of our stockholders elected to reject the Hughes tender offer." Shares of the company closed down by only 380 by the end of the week from a high of $67.75 on Tuesday, before the news...
Merger still seems virtually certain; the question is when and with whom. President Goldenson, who prefers a stock swap that would be tax free, had already started preliminary talks with C.I.T. Finance Corp. over the July 4 weekend. Such talks could now resume...