Word: nbc
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...influence of the Klitgaard report on admissions may continue to linger. The final version of Klitgaard's report is due to be released soon, and the publicity form the earlier report continues: earlier this month, for example, NBC-TV included discussion of it in a "Whie Paper...
...When the NBC map turned Reagan Blue on election night last November, it set off the quadrennial scurrying about for new employment in the incoming administration. At Harvard, the major difference from 1976 was that this time the Republican-leaning academics were the ones suddenly looking at new career opportunities. "Jobs, jobs, jobs and more jobs," President Reagan promised at a Labor Day speech last week. That was also a prime topic of discussion during the transition period--both in Washington and, in certain circles, Cambridge. When the dust settled, the Harvard line-up in the Reagan administration included...
...arranges TV packages itself. Now 61 of the superpowers are poised to change that. By a narrow margin, the College Football Association, which includes all the big-time football schools except those in the Pacific-10 and Big Ten, tentatively approved a four-year, $180 million television contract with NBC beginning with the 1982 season. The agreement could result in cancellation of the N.C.A.A.'S $263.5 million contracts for '82 with...
...extended coverage of breaking stories. ABC will produce these longer segments, most likely utilizing its own personnel as reporters and narrators. After breaking network news molds with its late-evening Night line 17 months ago, ABC is clearly trying to launch another pre-emptive strike against CBS and NBC...
...Since few local cable operators have equipment capable of receiving signals from Westar, Satellite NewsChannels may have to chip in for the necessary hardware. Installing a satellite dish, for example, costs upwards of $10,000. A more serious problem: ABC affiliates may grumble-or even defect to CBS or NBC-if the network's top journalists begin turning up on competing cable outlets...