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The Common Good hosted a virtual conversation regarding the rise of domestic terrorism in the United States. Experts and academics, including former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson (…

Panelists, including entrepreneurs and parents of entrepreneurs, talked about the role of family and community in developing the entrepreneurial spirit. They also discussed their motivations…

Cable industry leaders participated in a panel discussion at the Annual Conference of the Cable Television Administration and Marketing Society. They spoke about their plans for offering dig…

Judy Woodruff of CNN interviewed cable industry leaders at the cable television association 1997 convention. They talked about various issues facing the industry, including increasing compet…

At a national meeting to evaluate television programs, broadcast and cable network executives discussed issues facing the television industry. They examined a broad range of topics, includin…

President-Elect Bill Clinton met with economists and business executives continued to discuss U.S. economic issues in the Robinson Convention Center in Little Rock. Issues brought up during …

Ms. Koplovitz, founder of the USA Network, discussed the creation of her network, the nation’s first advertiser supported basic cable service, and the creation of a new cable outlet, the Sci…

The panelists shared their views on the changing nature of the television industry and how it has had an impact on the news and the electronic media. Each panelist gave an individual account…

Panelists discussed broadcasting sporting events and making it profitable to the networks. They answered questions from the audience.

In a parody of "Family Feud", cable industry leaders competed against each other on questions about cable and network programming.

Panelists discussed women working in television management and the difficulties they have faced. This is an incomplete program.

Women in Cable hosted a forum on cable television programming. A viewer call-in program followed the conference. This is an incomplete program and there is some video break up.