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...That may not mean much to members of the radio audience but it means a lot to us, particularly to our president, William Samuel Paley. Bill Paley is not only the man who built up Columbia from a losing proposition with 16 stations to a highly profitable coast-to-coast system with 102 stations. Bill Paley is our largest stockholder...
...know the story of how Bill Paley at 28 sold out a one-half interest in Columbia to Paramount-Publix for $5,000,000. and then when Paramount was pinched for cash generously bought it back for the original sum plus...
Suave young President William Samuel Paley of Columbia Broadcasting System pointed out that his chain is already giving one-sixth of its time free to Religion & Education. Said he: "Columbia has carefully refrained from imposing on its audience any small personal concepts of what the audience ought to receive...
After squabbling bitterly for almost a year over news-broadcasting, the press and the radio last week reached an armistice. Its basis was a plan suggested a month ago after Manhattan conferences between Presidents Paley of Columbia Broadcasting and Aylesworth of NBC, Roy W. Howard, Karl A. Bickel of United Press and representatives for AP and INS. Important points...
...applause but often prove a vexing nuisance to producers and performers. When National Broadcasting Co. moved into its elaborate quarters in Manhattan's Rockefeller Center in 1933 it installed a special auditorium where 1,400 broadcasting enthusiasts could be seated without fear of disturbing programs. Last week President Paley of Columbia Broadcasting System followed suit by moving his studio into a regular theatre, the long-vacant Hudson Playhouse, off Broadway, which had been renovated and equipped for broadcasting...