/n00:00:00:00 /n[MISSING FROM MEDIA OPS--TAPE NEVER MADE IT TO LIBRARY] - [Presser with Robert Redford at the Sundance festival (Redford is joined by others in Sundance orgn).Also includes trailer for new film "The Dancer Upstairs".]-14:50:24 14:52:24 ROBERT REDFORD- 14:51:07 "really, really excited about thisannouncement... we're here to announce two things... 14:51:33 what it is, is the launching of the new Sundance documentary fund... long standing commitment to promote documentaries... 14:52:12 2nd part of annuncement is the formation of the Sundance documentary channel... the existing channel will now have a subdivision which is exclusive to documentaries..."15:31:15 15:36:28 clips from John Malkovich film "The Dancer Upstairs" (ctsy Lolafilms) starring Javier Bardem/n (0:00)/ /n

INSERT INTERVIEW CONTINUED: Robert Lipsyte: Greg, Well, what what's the the interface in terms of whose responsibility? I mean, you're talking about the CIA and the White House? What about individual responsibility to clean up their own act? Dick Gregory: This is why a show like this is so good. You know, we've been misused in this country for so long. People, that the one good thing about an America is, we know our place, we can run around and talk about being free and laugh about being free. But we know we've been a mess with the CIA. I mean, here, The New York Times and The Washington Post, they can run stories, but to this day, that Pan Am Flight 103 that was blown out of the sky, the American people have been told it was eight CIA agents on that plane that died. We know about 35 students from Syracuse was on the plane, which was kind of outrageous to me, because that same night, the plane crashedm Syracuse played a basketball game. Robert Lipsyte: Well, Who told you that there were eight CIA agents on board that? Dick Gregory: Well, I heard it from looking at the Foreign Press. But thank God, the Pittsburgh Press -the morning paper in Pittsburgh is the first one that broke the story. It's like the the the what was it, the Houston Post was the first. Robert Lipsyte: So what does it mean to you? Dick Gregory : It means that as long as big time powerful people is doing it, we are wimps, we will sit back and tolerate it. I'm 57. I as a youngster, I went to the movies to see Marlon Brando, On the Waterfront about how the Mafia had taken over the New York docks. I'm 57 years old, now, they still got the New York docks, and the FBI haven't come in here to take them back. And the American people haven't demanded it, because, you know, when we mess with the Mafia, they will kill you. And as long as is weak folks, as long as is poor folks, we'll mess with them when it becomes powerful. But let me say this, education is not power. Money is not power. Information is power. And the more information the American people get, the more they'll be outraged. And the more they will channel that into making changes. Robert Lipsyte: Where are they going to get this information from? Dick Gregory: Shows like this. I mean, we can we can inform people now with television, like never before in the history of the planet. For instance, I mean, I remember there was a time that if you loved a teacher, you would take her a apple. And now if you hate a teacher, you take a apple with all those chemicals in it. I mean, your teacher see you walking in with a Apple that teacher flunk you! And so, but last year, we found out that they were putting chemicals on apples that was killing us. And the federal government said to the industry, we'll give you a year, and the people rose up and said UhUh we'll wait a year for we buy the apples, and they took it out immediately. Robert Lipsyte : What are some of the things we need to know? Dick Gregory: We now we need to know basically about the human body the beauty of the human body. We need to know that in order for me to sit here and hate you because you white that takes the negative electron to do that. negative electrons put acid on my brain Robert Lipsyte : I find that very abstract. I don't get that. Dick Gregory: Well, most folks find it abstract because we so comfortable with. But once you realize, well let me break it down. Let me get down. If I came in today with a pocket full of horse manure to throw on you because you white and I don't like you, whose pockets stunk are they yours or mine. Okay, now I've had this horse manure in my pocket for three days. I've been around my wife, my family and my friends, okay, they have had to smell the nastiness of this filth that I'm harboring for you. Now even when I throw it on you immediately you're going to take it off. So let me back up. horsemanure in my pocket to throw on you because I hate you makes my pocket stink. The same way is hatred I have in my brain for you because I hate you makes my mind stink, and my family is exposed to a stinky mind the same way they expose to a stinky pocket. And if I had a choice of a stinky pocket or stinky mind, I take the stinky pocket because I can throw this coat away. And so the number one problem that we are confronted with, we should really start learning about. You see the problem is, we hear about racism. We hear about sexism, but we don't know what effect it has on the human body. But if someone actually told me that in order for me to step on your head, to keep you down, you determine how far this left legs gonna move, I might think twice before I try to hold you down. See, we listened to words for so long. And, and I think now we are ready to be a information nation. And I will tell you that 10 years from now, the shows we will be seeing on television won't be what we looking at now, won't be all this silliness, it's going to be information. And the network's are going to stand in line to fight to see who, because once I get empowered with information, I mean, I would love to be able to turn on a cable station Robert Lipsyte: What's going to change that. I mean, people seem to prefer entertainment.

A MEMBER OF THE TEXAS BOARD OF EDUCATION WANTS TO PULL THE PLUG ON THE CHANNEL ONE TELEVISION SERVICE USED IN CLASSROOMS

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TAPE: EF01/0869 IN_TIME: 00:20:19 DURATION: 1:57 SOURCES: VNR RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film/video/tv clips without clearance DATELINE: New York - Dec 17 2001 and file SHOTLIST: VNR - File - Paris, France 1. Exterior shots of Vivendi Universal headquarters 2. Graphic showing logos for Vivendi Universal and USA Networks, Inc. VNR - New York City, New York December 17, 2001 3. Wide shot of Jean-Marie Messier at news conference 4. Cutaway 5. SOUNDBITE: Jean-Marie Messier, Vivendi Chairman "Ladies and Gentlemen, one year after the creation of V-U (Vivendi Universal), all the skills, all the assets, all the talents that we need to fully deploy, our strategy, are within Vivendi Universal or within our close partners." VNR Recent 6. Promotion for the Sci-Fi channel 7. Promo for "Law and Order" 8. Universal promo 9. Clips from "American Pie 2" 10. Clips from "The Mummy Returns" VNR - New York City, New York December 17, 2001 11. SOUNDBITE: Jean-Marie Messier, Vivendi Chairman "This is a great step, the ultimate goal is clearly to make, from Vivendi Universal, the global media leader of the future. This is a great step towards this goal." 12. Cutaway 13. Shot of Messier with USA Networks' Barry Diller STORYLINE: French media giant Vivendi Universal announced on Monday it will acquire the entertainment assets of U-S-A Networks Inc. The deal, valued at US 10.3 (b) billion dollars, is designed to improve distribution of Vivendi Universal's music and movies in the United States. The merger is the latest chapter in Vivendi's transformation in just a few years from a water utility into a global media and entertainment powerhouse. Under the deal, Vivendi will combine U-S-A Networks' assets such as the U-S-A and Sci-Fi cable channels and its TV production operations with its own Hollywood-based Universal Studios. Universal has a huge film catalogue and its Universal Studios last year produced hits like "American Pie 2" and "The Mummy Returns." Vivendi will by buying a 93 percent stake in a new company that will be called Vivendi Universal Entertainment. USA Networks' Barry Diller, the entertainment industry veteran who ran the Paramount movie studio in the 1970s and oversaw the launch of the Fox television network in the 1980s, will be chairman and chief executive of Vivendi Universal Entertainment. Vivendi, which acquired Universal from Canada's Seagram a year ago, hopes that Diller can expand its presence in the United States to compete with the likes of AOL Time Warner, Walt Disney and Viacom. The deal follows Vivendi's agreement Friday to invest U-S 1.5 billion dollars in EchoStar Communications Corporation - the second biggest U.S. satellite television service with about 6 million subscribers.

A conceptual user interface of an online streaming service for TV shows, movies and documentaries. Sitting at home in the living room, browsing TV-shows on the laptop.

This film is an episode of the United States Air Force’s news service TV program titled “Air Force Now” from 1972. The series was produced by the USAF during the mid to late 20th century depicting the day-to-day operations, providing weekly updates to the US airmen across the world. This episode covers radio broadcastings from the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service, AFRTS (today American Forces Network, AFN), at various locations, featuring Wolfman Jack, Barbara Randolph, and Charlie Williams. The film also covers the 16th Royal Flush aerial reconnaissance competition, the United States Air Force Southern Command band performing in Brazil, and the USAF boxing team. <p><p>Distorted colored footage of radio personality Wolfman Jack in a studio (00:07). Wolfman Jack speaks to the camera about his nickname “Wolfman Jack” (00:30). Credits (00:57). Views of Wolfman Jack working in the studio (01:12). Various quick clips of radio/TV hosts, construction, a boxing match, etc. (01:22). Wolfman Jack performing in his studio (01:39). Views of cars driving, people walking, and various signs in Hollywood, California (01:46). The ‘AFRTS’ (Air Force Radio and Television Service) building (02:09). Clips from employees working in the building (02:15). Barbara Randolph, American soul singer and actress (02:21). Charlie Williams, songwriter, publisher, actor, and radio personality (02:37). Wolfman Jack (02:47). Views of the television filmed at AFRTS (02:57). Views of the filming equipment (03:45). Stop-motion turkey drawing (04:05). The turkey is trampled by moose (04:13). “AFN Channel 8 Galena - Campion” title overlay (04:17). Interviews about moose-hunting season (04:20). Mountain tops (04:45). Views of the Galena Campion Air Force Station in Alaska (04:54). A radio host is broadcasting from the Galena Campion Air Force Station (05:23). He plays the song ‘Absolutely Right’ by Five Man Electrical Band on a record (05:47). Views of the employees and work on the Galena Campion Air Force Station (06:10). The radio broadcasting continues (06:19). A snowy field (06:26). A man walks across it (06:34). Barbara Randolph, American soul singer and actress is broadcasting from the AFRTS studio in Hollywood (06:42). Black backdrop and blurry lights (07:19). “Tan Son Nhut AB Vietnam” title overlay (07:27). Emergency vehicle lighting (07:34). Dark footage of an emergency operation and medical evacuation at the Tan Son Nhut Air Base (07:41). A McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II American fighter-bomber (08:38). Republic RF-84K Thunderflash reconnaissance and nuclear strike fighter (08:40). A Lockheed F-104 Starfighter American supersonic air superiority fighter aircraft (08:41). McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II (08:45). Lockheed F-104 Starfighter (08:47). Footage of the aircraft flying and pilots boarding the planes (08:51). A flying McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II aircraft (09:19). A general at the Ramstein Air Base in southwestern Germany, explains the 16th Royal Flush aerial reconnaissance (09:50). McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II aircraft landing (10:05). Republic RF-84K Thunderflash aircraft landing (10:15). Lockheed F-104 Starfighter aircraft landing (10:18). A Dassault Mirage model fighter aircraft landing (10:22). The general continues explaining 16th Royal Flush aerial reconnaissance competition (10:25). Pilots drive planes to parking (10:32) and exit the aircraft (10:48). Maintenance is performed on the aircraft at high speeds while the maintenance is being timed (10:56). The trophies are awarded to the winners (12:15). Wolfman Jack broadcasts radio (12:28). Airmen deployed at the home of the 2nd Mule Train in Korea (12:48) They drive trucks to transport supplies across Korea (13:05). Charlie Williams broadcasts radio (15:14). Views of the United States Air Force Southern Command band performing on a TV show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (15:40). A lift (16:23). Interview of one of the band players (16:35). Views of the band playing (17:02). Views of the USAF boxing team and the coach MSGT Gene Cooper (17:46). One airman boxer is interviewed (18:32). Views of a fight (18:46). Another boxer is interviewed (18:56). A fight (19:08). Weekly USAF news is broadcasted by AFRTS (20:39). Credits (21:58). <p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. We collect, scan and preserve 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have films you'd like to have scanned or donate to Periscope Film, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the link below.<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

--SUPERS--\nFile\n\n -- LEAD IN --\nA 71-BILLION DOLLAR DEAL BETWEEN DISNEY AND FOX IS A-GO.\n --VO SCRIPT--\nSHAREHOLDERS AT BOTH COMPANIES FRIDAY VOTED TO DISNEY'S PURCHASE OF MOST OF TWENTY FIRST CENTURY FOX.\nTHE DEAL LETS DISNEY GET FOX'S MOVIE STUDIO.\nTHAT INCLUDES FRANCHISES LIKE "AVATAR" AND "X-MEN," ALONG WITH CABLE CHANNELS LIKE F-X AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC.\nDISNEY ALSO PICKED UP FOX'S 22 REGIONAL SPORTS NETWORKS.\nBUT IT HAS TO TURN AROUND AND SELL THEM TO SATISFY ANTITRUST CONCERNS. \nFOX NEWS, FOX SPORTS AND THE FOX BROADCASTING NETWORK WILL NOT BE GOING TO DISNEY AND WILL STAY A SEPARATE COMPANY.\n -- TAG --\nDISNEY, WHICH ALREADY OWNS LUCASFILM, MARVEL AND PIXAR, HAS BEEN TRYING TO BUY FOX SINCE LAST DECEMBER. \n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nMONEY DISNEY CENTURY FOX BUSINESS MOVIE HOLLYWOOD MERGER\n\n

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THE FIRST ALL HIGH DEFINITION NATIONAL BROADCAST TELEVISION NETWORK IN THE WORLD IS LOCATED IN DENVER, COLORADO. WE GET AN INSIDE LOOK AT CUTTING EDGE TELEVISION TECHNOLOGY.

Conquer by the Clock

A conceptual user interface of an online streaming service for TV shows, movies and documentaries.

--SUPERS--\nFile \n\n --LEAD IN--\nDISNEY SAYS THE CLOSING DATE FOR ITS 21ST CENTURY FOX TAKEOVER WILL HAPPEN SOON. \n --VO SCRIPT--\nTHE COMPANIES ANNOUNCED TUESDAY THAT THE MERGER OF THE TWO ENTERTAINMENT TITANS WILL TAKE EFFECT ON MARCH 20TH.\nTHE 71 BILLION DOLLAR DEAL WAS MADE OFFICIAL LAST SUMMER.\nUNDER THE DEAL, DISNEY WILL PICK UP THE 21ST CENTURY FOX MOVIE STUDIO, A CONTROLLING STAKE IN STREAMING GIANT HULU, AND SEVERAL CABLE CHANNELS.\nTHE REST OF WHAT WAS 21ST CENTURY FOX WILL BECOME A NEW COMPANY SIMPLY CALLED "FOX".\nTHAT NEW COMPANY WILL INCLUDE THE FOX BROADCAST NETWORK, FOX SPORTS, AND FOX NEWS CHANNEL.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nENTERTAINMENT DISNEY FOX SHOWBIZ MERGER BUSINESS\n\n

FROM 9-06-2019 ARTICLE:Bill Harris, the veteran Hollywood broadcast journalist who served as a co-host on the syndicated program At the Movies, has died. He was 75.Harris died Thursday at the City of Hope hospital after a short bout with cancer, family spokesman Rusty Citron announced.Harris was hired as one of the first reporters for Entertainment Tonight, which premiered in 1981, and he served as head writer/reviewer on Rona Barrett's gossip segments for the Today show and Good Morning America.In 1986, Harris and New York critic Rex Reed assumed the aisle seats occupied by Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert on Tribune Broadcasting's nationally syndicated At the Movies program after the original pair had left for a similar Disney-produced show.Harris started his showbiz career as a writer on The Ralph Story Morning Show on KABC-TV in Los Angeles.He went on to review movies for the syndicated show PM Magazine; spend 14 years doing interviews for Showtime/The Movie Channel that aired in conjunction with movies airing on the networks; do radio reports about Hollywood; and write for the Victor Awards and the Mrs. America and Mrs. World pageants.

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--SUPERS--\nFile\n\n --LEAD IN--\nA NEW ERA BEGINS IN THE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT AND MEDIA.\n --VO SCRIPT--\nDISNEY'S ACQUISITION OF MUCH OF WHAT WAS 21ST CENTURY FOX BECAME OFFICIAL WEDNESDAY MORNING.\nUNDER THE 71 BILLION DOLLAR DEAL, DISNEY NOW CONTROLS FOX'S MOVIE AND T-V STUDIOS, AS WELL AS FOX'S 30 PERCENT STAKE IN STREAMING GIANT HULU.\nTHE MOVE MEANS MORE CONTENT FOR DISNEY, WHICH LOOKS TO LAUNCH ITS OWN SUBSCRIPTION STREAMING SERVICE LATER THIS YEAR.\nWHAT REMAINS OF 21ST CENTURY FOX WILL LIVE ON AS THE "FOX CORPORATION."\nTHAT COMPANY WILL CONTROL THE FOX BROADCASTING NETWORK, FOX NEWS CHANNEL AND DOZENS OF LOCAL T-V STATIONS.\nDISNEY IS ALSO CURRENTLY IN THE PROCESS OF SELLING MORE THAN 20 FOX REGIONAL SPORTS CHANNELS AS PART OF THE DEAL.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nENTERTAINMENT MEDIA DISNEY FOX\n\n

EXAMPLE OF PROBLEMATIC TV SERIES: WALKER, TEXAS RANGER 10/8/94 CBS SEAQUEST DSV 12/11/94 NBC X-FILES 4/14/95, FOX AMERICA'S MOST WANTED 1/14/95 FOX DUE SOUTH 10/6/94 CBS THE SIMPSONS 9/4/94 FOX AMERICA'S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS 9/18/94 ABC HARDBALL 9/4/94 FOX EXAMPLES OF RESPONSIBLE VIOLENCE ON TV SERIES: NYPD BLUE 12/20/94 ABC LAW AND ORDER 11/2/94 NBC NETWORK MADE FOR TV MOVIES FALLING FOR YOU 2/21/95 CBS RETURN OF HUNTER 4/30/95 NBC SCARLETT (2 SCENES) 11/17/94 CBS NETWORK THEATRICALS GHOST 10/23/94 CBS SWF 3/22/95 CBS ROCOCHET 1/8/95 NBC BLACK RAIN 3/27/95 CBS HOME ALONE 11/24/94 NBC THE DEAD POOL 3/14/95 CBS MARKED FOR DEATH 12/13/94 CBS PROMOS / PREVIEWS THE SPECIALIST 10/6/94 NBC THE DEAD POOL 3/7/95 CBS NBC COMEDY LINE UP 12/10/94 NBC AMERICA'S MOST WANTED 10/29/94 FOX WALKER, TEXAS RANGER DATE? CBS CARTOONS ADVENTURES OF BATMAN & ROBIN 10/22/94 FOX X-MEN 12/3/94 FOX SKELETON WARRIROS DATE? CBS MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS 10/8/94 FOX SYNDICATION HIGHWAY PATROL 4/3/95 CBS RENEGADE 11/19/94 CBS DEATH WISH IV 11/15/94 CHANNEL 5 BLOODSPORT 11/15/94 CHANNEL 5 CABLE KICKBOXER 2 3/11/95 TBS DOUBLE O KID 12/10/94 SHO ARCADE 4/4/95 SHO WILD ? 12/12/94 SHO BLOOD OF THE INNOCENT 12/16/94 SHO GERONIMO 1/25/95 TNT UNDER SIEGE 12/9/94 HBO RAMPAGE 12/9/94 HBO EXCESSIVE FORCE 12/16/94 SHO DEADLOCK 3/14/95 HBO

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