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2012 ANNUAL REPORT

Table of Contents

Letter from the President & CEO...... 5

About The ...... 7

Board Lists Board of Trustees...... 8 Board of Governors...... 10

Public Programs Media As Events...... 14 INSIDEMEDIA/ONSTAGE Events...... 15 PALEYDOCFEST...... 20 PALEYFEST: Fall TV Preview Parties...... 21 PALEYFEST: William S. Paley Festival...... 22 Special Screenings...... 23 Robert M. Batscha University Seminars...... 24 She’s Making Media/News...... 24 Education...... 25 Acquisitions for the Collection...... 26 Gallery Exhibits...... 28 Website Content Highlights...... 28 Social Media...... 29 Television Special...... 30

Industry Programs Media Council Roundtable Breakfasts, Innovators Series, Dialogues, and Panel Discussions...... 32 Next Big Thing and Generator...... 33 International Council Meeting in Madrid...... 34 Meeting in ...... 35

Patron and Member Events and Special Initiatives Members-Only Events...... 38 PALEYAFTERDARK...... 39 PALEY100 ...... 40 Paley Prize Benefits...... 40 TEDxWOMEN...... 41 Philanthropy New York Screenings ...... 41 Facilities Use...... 42

Summary of 2012 Financial Information...... 43

Donor List...... 44

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Letter from the President & CEO

There are few instances where we grow—as a company, an individual, or a community—without facing and overcoming a challenge. No industry understands this better than the media. In 2012, while technological innovations continued to drive media in new directions—challenging companies to be more open, dynamic, and adaptable—it was their communities who continued to dictate trends in all areas, from content to commerce.

The Paley Center has interpreted this challenge as a call for us to engage—reimagining our role as a curator, connector, and convener for the public and media industry. We delivered a dynamic slate of value-adding programs that focused on cultivating knowledge-sharing and lively discussion, as well as innovative cross-genre and cross-sector collaborations. In each, we explored the duality of media as a tool to engage or isolate, inform or conceal, empower or silence—challenging all of us to apply it as a force for positive change.

In 2012, our community expanded as more people joined us on different channels and platforms: two million TV viewers; ten million views of the Paley Center’s YouTube channel; 42,000 social media followers; 960,000 visitors to our website; and 100,000 visitors onsite in New York and Los Angeles. Whether it’s an intimate gathering in our theater, a network of communities gathering for a livestream, or an individual viewing on-demand, these live and virtual communities connect around our content, using social media to add their voices to the conversation and amplify it in new and exciting ways.

At the Paley Center, we celebrate all media genres. The PALEYFEST stage in Los Angeles welcomed the casts of acclaimed shows about American life today—and yesterday—from to Modern Family. PALEYDOCFEST in New York explored documentary film’s role in challenging public perception of the political process with Let Fury Have the Hour and Documenting Power: 25 Years of Political Films on POV. Our Public Programs featured the irreverent wit of Denis Leary, the spellbinding voice of Renée Fleming, the elegant poise of Christopher Plummer, the boundless humor of , and the unflinching bravery ofChristiane Amanpour. Each offered a distinctive interpretation of life, while underscoring the versatility of media.

The 2012 TEDxWomen conference reset the boundaries of our community—15,000 people in 153 global cities gathered for livestream from , DC. The fifty-five speakers were as diverse as those watching—from Treasurer of the Rosie Rios to multimedia artist Sue Austin—but their voices reinforced one message: media gives us the power to connect and catalyze change. Closer to home, our Education Program served a local community of digital natives with a historic grounding from the Paley Collection.

Our Industry Programs crisscrossed the map—both geographically and topically—as they explored the changing forms and platforms for news and information. IC2012 took us across to Madrid for an exploration of News at the Speed of Life, and back to New York for Innovation Without Borders. Our Media Council, in partnership with the Knight Foundation, took our Next Big Thing series on the road to and Los Angeles. We explored ethics with The Poynter Digital Ethics Symposium; and we looked at Protecting Content and Promoting Innovation in a Digital World: A Post-SOPA/PIPA Conversation with Richard Cotton and Fred Wilson.

Every community has an anchor and role . Frank Bennack has enduringly served in that capacity for the Paley Center. He has led us through every challenge and towards every opportunity, in an unparalleled commitment to this institution and its mission. We deeply appreciate his wise leadership and generous service as our Chairman. We thank the Board of Trustees for their expert guidance, advocacy, and support. It enables us to build new forms of community for all our members and supporters, both local and global, and challenges us to stay nimble, stay relevant, and program innovatively throughout 2013.

Pat Mitchell President & CEO

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About The Paley Center for Media

The Paley Center for Media is the premier institution dedicated to advancing the understanding of media— its artistic value, social impact, business dynamics, and historical importance—for the public and media professionals.

The Paley Center, with locations in New York and Los Angeles, is home to ’s foremost public archive of television and radio programming, a collection of nearly 150,000 programs covering almost one hundred years of television and radio history, including news, public affairs programs, documentaries, performing arts programs, children’s programming, sports, comedy and variety shows, and commercial advertising.

Drawing upon this collection and its unparalleled curatorial expertise, the Paley Center convenes the public, industry professionals, thought leaders, and the creative community for a broad range of forums—more than one hundred a year—that explore media’s past and present and anticipate its future.

The Paley Center’s INSIDEMEDIA and ONSTAGE Public Programs examine and celebrate the creativity, the innovations, the personalities, and the leaders who are shaping media. Throughout the year, the Paley Center hosts discussions with influential newsmakers, journalists, and thought leaders on today’s important issues, as well as celebrates excellence in drama, comedy, and documentary film with a range of events that examine the creative process behind great entertainment. Annual highlights include the popular PALEYFEST: William S. Paley Television Festival held in Los Angeles and PALEYDOCFEST in New York. Celebrating important programs in the collection is also the basis for the popular PALEYAFTERDARK and PALEY100 evenings for higher-level patrons.

Educational outreach efforts, such as the University Seminar Series, bring select Paley Center discussions into college classrooms across the country via the Internet, and our iCollection provides colleges and universities with access, via subscription, to a web-version of our digital library collection.

Through the Industry Programs of its Media Council and International Council, the Paley Center also serves as a neutral setting where media professionals can engage in discussion and debate about the evolving media landscape. The Paley Center’s Media Council is a membership organization composed of top-level executives that serves as an intellectual center for the media industry and a forum for discussing major issues facing the world’s media, communications, and technology industries. Serving the global media community, the Paley Center’s International Council connects leading media executives from around the world with their U.S. peers to foster partnerships and share insights on the challenges and opportunities in the international media marketplace.

The Paley Center was founded in 1975 by William S. Paley, the founder of CBS and a pioneering innovator in the industry. For more information, please visit paleycenter.org.

7 The Paley Center for Media Board of Trustees

CHAIRMAN Cesar Conde Networks Frank A. Bennack, Jr. The Hearst Corporation

VICE CHAIRS Philippe Dauman Viacom Gordon Crawford Tami Erwin Gustave M. Hauser Verizon Wireless Hauser Communications, Inc. James L. Greenwald Mel Karmazin Katz Media Group

Kay Koplovitz Leo Hindery, Jr. Koplovitz & Company LLC InterMedia Partners

Robert A. Iger PRESIDENT & CEO The Company Pat Mitchell Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Associates, Inc. TRUSTEES Scott Kurnit Judy Hart Angelo Keep Holdings

Wallis Annenberg Joshua Kushner Annenberg Foundation Thrive Capital

Loreen Arbus Debra Lee Loreen Arbus Productions, Inc. BET Networks

Tim Armstrong Ken Lowe AOL, LLC Scripps Networks Interactive

Nikesh Arora John W. Madigan Tribune Company

Gary B. Bettman John K. Martin, Jr. Time Warner Inc.

Glenn Britt Barry M. Meyer Warner Bros.

Kim Cattrall Jonathan Miller Actor

Peter Chernin Leslie Moonves CBS Corporation

Daniel L. Mosley Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

8 William C. Paley TRUSTEES EMERITI 2023 LLC Bloomberg L.P. George J. Gillespie, III, Esq. Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Dan Rather AXS TV Ralph Guild

Sumner Redstone Viacom Inc. and CBS Corporation Act III Communications

Geoffrey K. Sands Edward F. McLaughlin McKinsey & Company EFM Media Management Inc.

Terry Semel Thomas S. Murphy Windsor Media ABC, Inc.

Stanley S. Shuman Edward N. Ney Allen & Company, LLC Young & Rubicam Advertising

Robert F.X. Sillerman Sid Sheinberg Viggle Inc. Factory

David J. Stern National Basketball Association Grant A. Tinker GTG Entertainment Sony Corporation Lou Weiss Rosalind P. Walter William Morris Agency, Inc.

Barbara Walters ABC News Autism Speaks

Blair Westlake Corporation

Dick Wolf Wolf Films William S. Paley, Founder

David Zaslav List current as of December 2012 Discovery Communications

Jeff Zucker

9 Los Angeles Board of Governors

COCHAIRS Stephen Mosko Gordon Crawford Gary Newman Leslie Moonves Twentieth Century Fox Television CBS Corporation Jim Packer Tony Vinciquerra Lionsgate

Andrea Wong Rick Rosen WME Entertainment

BOARD Bruce Rosenblum Warner Bros. Television Group Kevin Beggs Lionsgate Michael Rosenfeld Creative Artists Agency Peter Benedek United Talent Agency Phil Rosenthal Bob Broder International Creative Management, Inc. Harry Sloan Global Eagle Acquisition Corp. E. Blake Byrne The Skylark Foundation Burt Sugarman Beverly Hills Businessman Jim Griffiths The GSD Group Disney Media Networks Disney-ABC Television Group NBC Broadcasting and NBCUniversal

Nancy Tellem Doug Herzog Studios LA Viacom Entertainment Group

Larry Wilmore Andy Heyward A Squared Entertainment The Law & Order–branded series David Hill Fox Sports Television Group Jeff Zucker

Mark Itkin WME Entertainment List current as of December 2012

Nancy Josephson WME Entertainment

Monica Karo OMD USA

Richard Lippin The Lippin Group

Michael Lombardo HBO, Inc.

Greg Meidel Twentieth Television

10 11 12 Public Programs

The Paley Center for Media’s collection provides the foundation for a wide range of Public Programs, including INSIDEMEDIA and ONSTAGE events, festivals, gallery exhibits, screenings, and more. These interpretive programs, developed by Paley Center curators, illuminate topics of social, historic, popular, or artistic significance while also providing the public with a new context in which to observe and analyze the media, and specifically how television, radio, and new media communicate and influence ideas, values, and our culture as a whole. The Paley Center’s Public Programs examine and PALEYFEST VIEWING PARTY: PANEL LIVE celebrate the creativity, innovations, personalities, FROM LOS ANGELES WITH A SCAVENGER HUNT and leaders who are shaping media. Throughout AND TRIVIA FROM NEW YORK COMIC CON the year, the Paley Center hosts acclaimed events Friday, March 9 in New York and Los Angeles—utilizing clips from In Person: Peter Tatara and Kritsin Heise, Comic Con the collection and bringing the audience into the Hosts discussion with a Q&A—that examine the creative Copresented with New York Comic Con process behind great media and seek to illuminate how media is the lens through which we see and MAD MEN SEASON PREMIERE VIEWING PARTY understand the world. Some of our most popular Sunday, March 25 events are part of annual Festivals. The Paley Center In Person: Hosted by TV Guide Magazine’s Matt Roush has also established itself as the “communal living (Senior TV Critic) and Carol Dittbrenner (Features room” where people gather to experience media Director). events together at our sold-out viewing parties. Media Partner: TV Guide Magazine; Specialty drinks provided by Maker’s Mark The Paley Center’s Public Program events in New York are supported, in part, by public funds from the JERSEY SHORE SHARK ATTACK: A PALEY CENTER & Department of Cultural Affairs, VIEWING PARTY in partnership with the City Council, and the New Saturday, June 2 York State Council on the Arts with the support of In Person: Jeff Schenk, Producer; Richard Anolfo, Governor and the New York State Writer; Michael Ciminera, Writer Legislature. Introduction: Karen O’Hara, Syfy Channel Presented with Syfy

Media As Community Events .

NEW YORK

COUGAR TOWN VIEWING PARTY Saturday, February 11 In Person: , “Jules”/Executive Producer; , “Travis”; , “Ellie”; Josh Hopkins, “Grayson”; , “Andy”; Brian Van Holt, “Bobby”; Bob Clendenin, “Tom”; , “Laurie Keller”; Bill Lawrence, Cocreator/Executive Producer; , Cocreator/Executive Producer Moderator: , TV Line

ACADEMY AWARDS WITH LIVE COMMENTARY BY A.O. SCOTT & DAVID CARR OF Sunday, February 26 In Person: A.O. Scott, Chief Film Critic, The New York Times; David Carr, Media Equation Columnist, The New York Times Beverages were generously provided by Brewery and Entwine

PALEYFEST COMMUNITY VIEWING PARTY: PANEL LIVE FROM LOS ANGELES WITH A GREENDALE PEP RALLY FROM NEW YORK COMIC CON Saturday, March 3 In Person: Peter Tatara and Kritsin Heise, Comic Con Hosts Copresented with New York Comic Con

14 MEET THE FILMMAKERS NOMINATED FOR THE INSIDEMEDIA / ONSTAGE Events ACADEMY AWARD, DOCUMENTARY SHORT Thursday, February 16 In Person: Julie Anderson, God Is the Bigger Elvis; Kira NEW YORK Carstensen, The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom; [via ] Daniel Junge, Saving Face; Kirk Simon, #WHILEWEWATCH Strangers No More - 2011 Academy Award winner; James Wednesday, January 11 Spione, Incident in New Baghdad; Lucy Walker, The In Person: Kevin Breslin, Director, Filmmaker; Alan Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom Capper, President, The Foreign Press Association; Moderator: Basil Tsiokos, International Documentary Jesse LaGreca, Writer, The ; Priscilla Grim, Association Occupy Wall St Journal, Journalist; Tim Pool, TimCast.tv, In association with the International Documentary Live Stream Journalist; Justin Wedes, Occupy Wall Association (IDA) Street Social Media Team (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) Moderator: Pete Fornatale, New York DJ and Author (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? Wednesday, February 22 ALL STARS In Person: ; Kim Cattrall; Alex Thursday, January 19 Graham, Creator; Lisa Kudrow, Executive Producer; In Person: Isaac Mizrahi, Judge; Georgina Chapman, Josh Hanna, ancestry.com Judge; Angela Lindvall, Host; Rob Bagshaw, Moderator: Maira Liriano, Archivist, The New York Executive Producer; Austin Scarlett, Designer; Public Library Kenley Collins, Designer; , Designer; (also a PALEYAFTERDARK event) Kara Janx, Designer; Michael Costello, Designer Moderator: Joanna Coles, Mentor TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIG SHOW: AND DAN PATRICK IFC’S PORTLANDIA: A CONVERSATION WITH TOGETHER AGAIN FRED ARMISEN AND CARRIE BROWNSTEIN Thursday, April 5 Saturday, January 21 In Person: Keith Olbermann; Dan Patrick In Person: Fred Armisen; Carrie Brownstein Moderator: James Miller, Author, Those Guys Have All Moderator: Julie Klausner, Comedy Writer/Performer, the Fun: Inside the World of ESPN Podcaster, Author Copresented with GeekChicNYC and IFC DOCTOR WHO: HOW IT ALL BEGAN—AN EVENING (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) WITH WARIS HUSSEIN Tuesday, April 10 REMEMBERING MASTER STORYTELLER, JEAN In Person: Waris Hussein, Director, An Unearthly Child SHEPHERD: WITH JERRY Moderator: Barnaby Edwards, President, Doctor Monday, January 23 Who New York In Person: Copresented with Who York and New York Comic Con Moderator: Bill Carter Presented in association with Highlander Pictures NYC 22, NEW PRIME-TIME DRAMA (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) Thursday, April 12 In Person: Cast: Terry Kinney, Adam Goldberg, OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II—OUT OF MY DREAMS Leelee Sobieski, Judy Marte, Harold House Tuesday, January 31 Moore, Tom Reed, and Felix Solis; Jane Rosenthal, In Person: Stephen Sondheim, Composer and Lyricist; Executive Producer; Richard Price, Creator/Executive Ted Chapin, President, Rodgers & Hammerstein: An Producer; Ken Sanzel, Executive Producer Imagem Company; JoAnn Young, Filmmaker Moderator: McGee, Reporter

JUSTICE LEAGUE: DOOM A CAVALCADE OF COWARD Monday, February 13 Monday, April 23 In Person: , “”; Phil Morris, In Person: Simon Jones; Amanda Squitieri; Anna “Vandal Savage”; Andrea Romano, Casting/Dialogue Bergman; Steve Ross, Piano; Barry Day, Noel Director Coward Scholar Moderator: Gary Miereanu, Publicist, Warner Bros. Sponsored by The Noël Coward Foundation Home Entertainment Copresented with Warner Home Video and MTV Geek AN EVENING WITH ESTELA : FILMMAKER OF FIDEL: THE UNTOLD STORY AND ANECDOTES ABOUT FIDEL Wednesday, May 9 In Person: Estela Bravo, Filmmaker (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) 15 : , KING OF SHE’S MAKING NEWS: PAULA ZAHN LATE NIGHT Wednesday, June 20 Thursday, May 10 In Person: Paula Zahn In Person: Susan Lacy, Executive Producer, Series (also a She’s Making News event) Creator, American Masters; Peter Jones, Writer, Director, Producer SHE’S MAKING NEWS: SOLEDAD O’BRIEN Moderator: Dick Cavett Thursday, July 19 In Person: Soledad O’Brien SHE’S MAKING NEWS: (also a She’s Making News event) Thursday, May 17 In Person: Katie Couric MUSICALS ON TELEVISION: AN AFTERNOON (also a She’s Making News event) WITH SHELDON HARNICK Saturday, July 28 MADAME BUTTERFLY: SCREENING AND In Person: Sheldon Harnick, Three-time Tony Award– CONVERSATION winning Lyricist; Bill Rudman, Host, Sirius Radio Saturday, May 19 In Person: Elaine Malbin, Soprano (“Cio-Cio-San”) FROM HOMICIDE TO COPPER: LEVINSON/ Moderator: Eric Myers, Critic FONTANA IN CONVERSATION Copresented with Opera Index Thursday, August 16 In Person: Barry Levinson, Producer; Tom Fontana, MIND OVER MEDIA: ARE YOU MORE POWERFUL Writer, Producer THAN ? Moderator: Ken Tucker, Editor-at-Large and Monday, May 21 Television Critic, In Person: Michael Hirschorn, Contributing Editor, In association with BBC America The Atlantic Monthly; Robert Shrum, Speechwriter, Political consultant, Senior Fellow, NYU’s Wagner THIRTEEN AT 50: RENÉE FLEMING, JUDITH Graduate School of Public Service; Renee Hobbs, JAMISON, ROBERT MACNEIL, DICK CAVETT Media Literacy Expert, Professor, Founding Direction Wednesday, September 12 of the University of Rhode Island; Dr. Steven Luckert, In Person: Renée Fleming; Judith Jamison; Robert Curator of the Museum’s Permanent Exhibition and of MacNeil State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Propaganda Moderator: Dick Cavett Introduction: Elissa Schein, US Holocaust Memorial Special Appearance By: Judy Collins Museum (also a PALEYAFTERDARK event) Moderator: Marvin Kalb, Journalist, Founding Director, The Shorenstein Center at Harvard and BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS, PART 1 Edward R. Murrow Professor Emeritus of Press and Thursday, September 20 Public Policy In Person: Andrea Romano, Dialogue/Casting Copresented with the United States Holocaust Memorial Director; David Selby, “Commissioner Gordon”; Jay Museum Oliva, Director (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) Moderator: Gary Miereanu, Publicist, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment SHE’S MAKING NEWS: GAYLE KING Presented with Warner Home Video Tuesday, May 22 In Person: Gayle King SONNY FOX: FORTY YEARS IN TELEVISION: A (also a She’s Making News event) CONVERSATION WITH WHOOPI GOLDBERG Monday, September 24 SHE’S MAKING NEWS: MARIA BARTIROMO In Person: Sonny Fox; Whoopi Goldberg Wednesday, May 23 (also a PALEYAFTERDARK event) In Person: Maria Bartiromo (also a She’s Making News event) GREAT DEBATES: WHY THEY MATTER & WHAT IS AT STAKE AN EVENING WITH CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER Thursday, September 27 Tuesday, May 29 In Person: Carole Simpson, 1992 Presidential Debate In Person: Christopher Plummer; Alec Baldwin Moderator; Bill Wheatley, Executive Producer, NBC Moderator: David Edelstein, Film Critic, New York News; Dr. Meena Bose, Peter S. Kalikow Chair in Magazine and CBS Sunday Morning Presidential Studies at ; Director, (also a PALEYAFTERDARK event) Hofstra’s Peter S. Kalikow Center for the Study of the American Presidency; Caitlin Thompson, Director, WORLD SCIENCE FESTIVAL: ALAN ALDA’S Online Political Coverage, WNYC BURNING QUESTION: WHAT IS A FLAME? (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) Friday, June 1 In Person: Alan Alda; Paul Ginart; Ben Ames; 16 Richard Frauenglass SHE’S MAKING NEWS: LOS ANGELES Friday, September 28 In Person: Christiane Amanpour NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (also a She’s Making News event) Wednesday, January 11 In Person: Jon Gries, “Uncle Rico”; Sandy Martin, AN EVENING WITH CRAIG FERGUSON “Grandma”; Diedrich Bader, “Rex”; Tina Majorino, Thursday, October 4 “Deb”; Efren Ramirez, “Pedro”; , “Napoleon”; In Person: Craig Ferguson , Executive Producer; Jerusha Hess, Moderator: Dave Itzkoff, Reporter, The New York Times Creator/ Executive Producer; Jared Hess, Creator/ Executive Producer RESTORED MAGICAL MYSTERY Moderator: , Actor/Producer TOUR Wednesday, October 24 A JUSTIFIED EVENING WITH ELMORE LEONARD In Person: Elvis Costello; Stevie Van Zandt; Tuesday, January 17 Jonathan Clyde, Apple Films; Tony Gilroy, Director/ In Person: Graham Yost, Executive Producer/ Screenwriter Writer; , “Raylan Givens”; Elmore Moderator: Bill Flanagan Leonard, Executive Producer/Writer Funding for this event is provided by The Blanche and Irving Moderator: Andrea Grossman, Curator, Writers Bloc Laurie Foundation Presents In association with Apple Films : LARGER THAN LIFE DENIS LEARY’S MERRY F#%$IN’ CHRISTMAS Wednesday, January 18 Friday, November 9 In Person: Dori Berinstein, Director; ; In Person: Denis Leary Carole Cook; Moderator: , Correspondent, Rock Center Moderator: with In association with The New York Comedy Festival IS BACK! Wednesday, February 8 ODDLY FAMILIAR: A SHOW REUNION In Person: Kevin Biegel, Cocreator/ Executive Saturday, November 10 Producer; Ian Gomez, “Andy Torres”; Christa Miller, In Person: ; Rob Cohen; Andy Dick; “Ellie Torres”; Brian Van Holt, “Bobby Cobb”; Dan ; Jeff Kahn; ; Ben Byrd, “Travis Cobb”; Josh Hopkins, “Grayson”; Stiller Courtney Cox, “Jules Cobb”/ Executive Producer In association with The New York Comedy Festival Moderator: Bill Lawrence, Executive Producer (also a PALEYAFTERDARK event) JUSTICE LEAGUE: DOOM SCREENING AND CONVERSATION WITH Thursday, February 16 In Person: Phil Morris, “Vandal Savage”; Lauren Saturday, November 17 Montgomery, Director; Andrea Romano, Voice In Person: Polly Bergen; Rex Reed Director; Olivia d’Abo, “Star Sapphire”; Susan Moderator: Eric Myers Eisenberg, “Wonder Woman”; , “” Presented with the Ziegfeld Society Moderator: Goeff Boucher, Writer, Copresented with Warner Home Video and THE GERSHWINS AND ME: A CONVERSATION LA Times Hero Complex WITH Monday, December 10 THANK YOU MUSIC LOVERS: A CENTENNIAL In Person: Michael Feinstein SALUTE TO Funding for this event is provided by The Blanche and Irving Tuesday, February 21 Laurie Foundation In Person: Richard Carpenter; Ed Ruscha; Joe (also a PALEYAFTERDARK event) Siracusa; Spike Jones, Jr.; Helen Grayco Moderator: Dr. Demento, Host, The Dr. Demento Show WITNESSING HUMAN RIGHTS: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE AN EVENING WITH MISSING Tuesday, December 11 Tuesday, April 10 In Person: Tim Pool, Journalist; Lauren Wolfe, In Person: Gina Matthews, Executive Producer; Grant Director, Women’s Media Center’s Women Under Scharbo, Executive Producer; , “Becca Siege Project; Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, Host/Producer, Winstone”/Coexecutive Producer; Nick Eversman, HuffPost Live; Priscila Neri, Program Manager, “Michael Winstone”; Gregory Poirier, Executive WITNESS Producer Moderator: Sam Gregory, Program Director, Moderator: Tanner Stransky, Writer, Entertainment WITNESS Weekly This event is sponsored by The Loreen Arbus Foundation 17 AN EVENING WITH IN PLAIN SIGHT AN EVENING WITH LILY TOMLIN Wednesday, April 18 Monday, June 4 In Person: Tangie Ambrose, “Delia Parmalee”; Lesley In Person: Lily Tomlin Ann Warren, “Jinx Shannon”; Rachel , “Det. (also a She’s Making Media event) Abigail Chaffee”; Frederick Weller, “Marshall Mann”; Mary McCormack, “Mary Shannon”/Producer AWKWARD. : SEASON TWO PREMIERE SCREENING Moderator: Robert Lloyd, TV Critic, Los Angeles Times & PANEL Thursday, June 21 AN EVENING WITH PERSON OF INTEREST In Person: Greer Grammer, “Lissa”; Mike Faiola, Tuesday, May 1 “Kevin Hamilton”; Molly Tarlov, “Sadie Saxton”; Desi In Person: Greg Plageman, Executive Producer; Lydic, “Valerie Marks”; Jessica Lu, “Ming Huang”; Jonathan Nolan, Executive Producer; Jim Caviezel, Lauren Iungerich, Creator/Executive Producer; “John Reese”; Michael Emerson, “Harold Finch”; Kevin Nikki DeLoach, “Lacey”; Brett Davern, “Jake Rosati”; Chapman, “Detective Lionel Fusco” Ashley Richards, “Jenna Hamilton”; Beau Mirchoff, Moderator: Diane Gordon, Writer, The Surf Report “Matty McKibben”; Jillian Rose Reed, “Tamara” Moderator: Tanner Stransky, Writer, Entertainment AMERICAN MASTERS: JOHNNY CARSON: KING OF Weekly LATE NIGHT Thursday, May 3 AN EVENING WITH EUREKA In Person: Brian Tessler, Supervising Producer; Monday, July 9 Mark Catalena, Codirector/Editor/Producer; David In Person: Jamie Paglia, Creator/Executive Producer; Steinberg, Comedian/Writer/Producer; Peter Joe Morton, “Dr. Henry Deacon”; Neil Grayston, “Dr. Lassally, Former Executive Producer, ; Douglas ”; Salli Richardson-Whitfield, “Dr. Peter Jones, Writer/Director/Producer Allison Blake”; Colin Ferguson, “Sheriff Jack Carter”; Moderator: Bill Zehme, Author Moderator: Drusilla Moorhouse, Writer, Zap2it

AN EVENING WITH UP ALL NIGHT HUSBANDS: SEASON TWO PREMIERE Tuesday, May 8 Monday, August 13 In Person: Christina Applegate, “Reagan Brinkley”/ In Person: M. Elizabeth Hughes, Producer; Jeff Producer; , “Chris Brinkley”; Maya Greenstein, Director/Executive Producer; Alessandra Rudolph, “Ava Alexander” Torresani, “Haley”; Sean Hemeon, “Brad kelly”; Jane Moderator: Rob Moynihan, LA Correspondent, TV Espenson, Cocreator/Executive Producer; Brad Bell, Guide Magazine Cocreator/Executive Producer/“Cheeks” Moderator: Jace Lacob, Televisionary AN EVENING WITH All attendees were invited to a Ben & Jerry’s ice cream social Wednesday, May 9 following the program In Person: Arianne Zucker, “” ; Galen Gering, “Rafe Hernandez”; Lisa Rinna, “”; THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: CELEBRATING , “Kate Roberts”; Bryan Dattilo, 10,000 EPISODES “”; Chandler Massey, “”; Thursday, August 23 Kristian Alfonso, “Hope Williams”; Deidre Hall, In Person: Maria Bell, Executive Producer; Christian “Marlena Evans” LeBlanc, “”; Michelle Stafford, Moderator: , “Sami Brady” “Phyllis Newman”; Kristoff St. John, “”; Joshua Morrow, “”; Doug AN EVENING WITH CRAIG FERGUSON Davidson, “Paul Williams”; , Thursday, May 10 “Nikki Newman”; , “ ”; In Person: Craig Ferguson , “Katherine Chancellor”; Peter Moderator: Lynette Rice, West Coast News Editor, Bergman, “Jack Abbott” Entertainment Weekly Moderator: Brooks Barnes, The New York Times

TEEN WOLF: SEASON TWO PREMIERE SCREENING & PANEL Wednesday, May 23 In Person: Jeff Davis, Executive Producer; Colton Haynes, “Jackson Whittemore”; Holland Roden, “Lydia Martin”; , “Derek Hale”; , “Allison Argent”; Dylan O’Brien, “Styles”; , “Scott McCall” Moderator: Michael Schneider, LA Bureau Chief, TV Guide Magazine

18 THE PALEY CENTER & WARNER ARCHIVE BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS, PART 1 COLLECTION PRESENT THE RETRO ACTION- Monday, September 24 ADVENTURE-THON In Person: Bruce Timm, Executive Producer; Jay Friday, September 21 and Saturday, September 22 Oliva, Director; Bob Goodman, Writer; Andrea Presented with Warner Archive Collection Romano, Dialogue/Casting Director; David Selby, “Commissioner Gordon”; Ariel Winter, “Robin”; Peter THE MAN FROM ATLANTIS Weller, “Batman” Friday, September 21 Moderator: Gary Miereanu, Publicist, Warner Bros. In Person: Patrick Duffy, “Mark Harris” Home Entertainment Moderator: Will Keck, Senior Editor, TV Guide Magazine Presented with Warner Home Video

TARZAN & DON’T THE B---- IN Saturday, September 22 APT. 23 SEASON PREMIERES In Person: Ron Ely, “Tarzan” Tuesday, October 16 Moderator: Geoff Boucher, Senior Writer, In Person: Don’t Trust the B---- In Apt. 23: Eric Andre, Entertainment Weekly “Mark”; Dreama Walker, “June Colburn”; , “James Van Der Beek”; Ray Ford, “Luther”; CHEYENNE Michael Blaiklock, “Eli”; Jeff Morton, Executive Saturday, September 22 Producer; David Hemingson, Executive Producer; In Person: Clint Walker, “Cheyenne” Nahnatchka Kahn, Creator/Executive Producer; Moderator: George Feltenstein, Senior Vice Happy Endings: , “Jane”; , President, Warner Archive Collection “Alex”; , “Dave”; , “Max”; Damon Wayans Jr., “Brad”; , “Penny”; SHAZAM! Josh Bycel, Executive Producer; , Saturday, September 22 Executive Producer; , Creator In Person: Michael Gray, “Shazam!” Moderator: Maggie Furlong, TV Critic, The Huffington Moderator: Alonso Duralde, Film Critic, The Wrap Post

A HOLIDAY SALUTE TO DANNY KAYE Wednesday, December 5 In Person: Tony Charmoli, Choreographer, The Danny Kaye Show; George Schlatter; Michele Lee; Carl Reiner; Dena Kaye Moderator: Leonard Maltin

IMAGINATION ILLUSTRATED: THE JOURNAL Saturday, December 8 In Person: Karen Falk, Archives Director, The Jim Henson Company; Curator, The Jim Henson Legacy/ Smithsonian traveling exhibition “Jim Henson’s Fantastic World”

19 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF TVTV PALEYDOCFEST Wednesday, October 17 In Person: Original TVTV Members: Megan Williams, This New York–based Festival is a unique, Michael Shamberg, Tom Weinberg, Allen Rucker, noncompetitive event devoted to the art, craft, and Wendy Apple, Skip Blumberg; Hudson Marquez history of the documentary. The 2012 Festival ran (via Skype); Paul Goldsmith, Filmmaker October 1 to 20. In this all-important election year, PaleyDocFest was focused on films that speak to DOCUMENTING POWER: 25 YEARS OF POLITICAL important issues facing voters, including health care FILMS ON POV and the type of democracy we envision going forward Thursday, October 18 in the 21st century; Q&A with filmmakers and their In Person: Marshall Curry, Filmmaker, Street Fight subjects followed each of the screenings. and If A Tree Falls; Laura Poitras, Filmmaker, The Oath and My Country, My Country; Shola Lynch, Filmmaker, Funding for this Festival has been generously provided Chisholm ’72: Unbought & Unbossed; Marco Williams, by Hearst Corporation, A&E IndieFilms, and the Filmmaker, Two Towns of Jasper New York State Council on the Arts with the Moderator: Caryn James, Film and TV Critic, Indiewire support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar) York State Legislature. ANN RICHARDS’ TEXAS ESCAPE FIRE: THE FIGHT TO RESCUE AMERICAN Friday, October 19 HEALTHCARE In Person: Keith Patterson, Filmmaker; Marie Monday, October 1 Wilson, Founder, The White House Project; Cathy In Person: Matthew Heineman and Susan Froemke, Bonner, Ann Richards’s Commerce Commissioner Filmmakers; Dr. Dean Ornish, Founder and President, This event is part of Women@Paley, an initiative made The Preventive Medicine Research Institute; Krystal possible by Time Warner and Verizon Communications Ball, Cohost, MSNBC’s The Cycle; Dr. Oz This event is part of Women@Paley, an initiative made DOCUMENTARY PITCH COMPETITION possible by Time Warner and Verizon Communications Saturday, October 20 In Person: Diana Holtzberg, Acquisitions & LET FURY HAVE THE HOUR Project Development Director, USA, Films Transit Tuesday, October 9 International; Lauren Lazin, Filmmaker and Executive In Person: Antonino D’Ambrosio, Director; Producer, MTV; Molly Thompson, Vice President, DJ Spooky; John Sayles, Director, Screenwriter, and A&E IndieFilms; Susan Werbe, Executive Producer, Author Programming, History; Simon Kilmurry, Executive Moderator: Geoffrey Gilmore, Chief Creative Officer, Director, POV Tribeca Enterprises Sponsored by A&E IndieFilms In association with SnagFilms This event is part of Women@Paley, an initiative made possible by Time Warner and Verizon Communications WORK-IN-PROGRESS AND DISCUSSION: VIDAL V. BUCKLEY Thursday, October 11 In Person: Morgan Neville and Robert Gordon, Filmmakers; Sam Tanenhaus, The New York Times; Fred Kaplan, Author, Gore Vidal: A Biography; Richard Wald, Former NBC News President; Professor, Graduate School of Journalism Presented with the Hamptons International Film Festival (also a Robert M. Batscha University Seminar)

FOLLOW THE LEADER: REALITY CHECK INTERACTIVE Tuesday, October 16 In Person: Jonathan Goodman Levitt, Filmmaker; Nick Troiano, Film Participant; D.J. Beauregard, Film Participant; Chris Bui, Collective Intelligence Expert

VIEWING PARTY FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE FROM HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY Tuesday, October 16

20 CBS: PARTNERS, ELEMENTARY, MADE IN JERSEY, PALEYFEST: Fall TV Preview Parties VEGAS Thursday, September 6 In Person, Partners: , “Wyatt”; Sophia NEW YORK Bush, “Ali”; David Krumholtz, “Joe”; , “Louis”; , Cocreator/Executive THE CW: ARROW, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, EMILY Producer; David Kohan, Cocreator/Executive OWENS, M.D. Producer Tuesday, September 4 Moderator: Will Keck, Senior Editor, TV Guide Magazine NBC: THE NEW NORMAL, GO ON, REVOLUTION, ANIMAL PRACTICE, CHICAGO FIRE, GUYS WITH THE CW: ARROW, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, KIDS EMILY OWENS, M.D. Wednesday, September 5 Saturday, September 8 In Person, Arrow: Marc Guggenheim , Executive CBS: ELEMENTARY, VEGAS, PARTNERS, MADE IN Producer; Stephen Amell; “Oliver Queen/Arrow”; JERSEY , Executive Producer; Andrew Thursday, September 6 Kreisberg, Executive Producer Moderator: Rob Moynihan, LA Correspondent, TV ABC: , NASHVILLE, LAST Guide Magazine RESORT Monday, September 10 FOX: THE MOB DOCTOR, , In Person, 666 Park Avenue Cast Members: BEN AND KATE Williams; ; ; Mercedes Monday, September 10 Masöhn In Person, The Mob Doctor: Rob Wright, Creator/ Executive Producer; Josh Berman, Creator/Executive FOX: THE MOB DOCTOR, BEN AND KATE, THE Producer; Jordana Spiro, “Grace Devlin”; The Mindy MINDY PROJECT Project: Matt Warburton, Executive Producer; Thursday, September 13 Chris Messina, “Danny Castellano”; Ben and Kate: , “Ben Fox”; Dana Fox, Creator/Executive Producer LOS ANGELES Moderator: Debra Birnbaum, Editor-in-Chief, TV Guide Magazine Media Partner: TV Guide Magazine; Receptions in-kind donation from Glacier, Heineken, ABC: , MALIBU COUNTRY, THE Pepsi, ONE Coconut Water, Pink Berry, Sabra, NEIGHBORS, NASHVILLE Skinny Pop, Town & Country, Trés LA Tuesday, September 11 In Person, Scandal: , “Mellie Grant”; NBC: THE NEW NORMAL, GO ON, REVOLUTION, Jeff Perry, “Cyrus Beene”; Tony Goldwyn, “President ANIMAL PRACTICE, CHICAGO FIRE, GUYS WITH Fitzgerald Grant”; , “Olivia Pope”; KIDS , “Quinn Perkins”; , Wednesday, September 5 “Harrison Wright”; Darby Stanchfield, “”; In Person, The New Normal: NeNe Leakes, “Rocky”; Guillermo Diaz, “Huck”; Betsy Beers, Executive Bebe Wood, “Shania”; Georgia King, “Goldie”; Producer; , Creator/Executive Andrew Rannells, “Brian Buckley”; Justin Bartha, Producer “David Murray”; Dante Di Loreto, Executive Producer; Moderator: Debra Birnbaum, Editor-in-Chief, TV Ali Adler, Creator/Executive Producer Guide Magazine Moderator: Michael Schneider, LA Bureau Chief, TV The Neighbors: Jami Gertz, “Debbie Weaver”; Lenny Guide Magazine Venito, “Marty Weaver”; Dan Fogelman, Creator/ Executive Producer; Malibu Country: Kevin Abbott, Executive Producer; Sara Rue, “Kim”; Lily Tomlin, “Lillie Mae”; Reba, “Reba Gallagher”/Executive Producer Moderator: Michael Schneider, LA Bureau Chief, TV Guide Magazine

21 NEW GIRL PALEYFEST Monday, March 5 In Person: Dave Finkel, Executive Producer; Brett The Los Angeles–based William S. Paley Television Baer, Executive Producer; Elizabeth Meriwether, Festival features the best in television programming, Creator/Executive Producer; , “Jess”; past and present. The twenty-ninth annual Festival , “Nick”; Max Greenfield, “Schmidt”; took place from March 2 to March 14. Lamorne Morris, “Winston”; Hannah Simone, “Cece”; Jake Kasdan, Executive Producer; Katherine Pope, Founding Benefactor Executive Producer William S. Paley Foundation Moderator: Rob Moynihan, LA Correspondent, TV Guide Magazine The Paley Center also wishes to thank:

Signature Sponsor PARKS & RECREATION Plus Tuesday, March 6 In Person: , “Leslie Knope”; Chris Pratt, Evening Sponsor “Andy Dwyer”; , Creator/Executive Producer; , “Donna Meagle”; Jim O’Heir, “Jerry Platinum Media Partner Gergich”; Dan Goor, Executive Producer/Writer; Dean Los Angeles Times Holland, Producer/Director Media Partners Moderator: Michael Schneider, LA Bureau Chief, TV Guide Magazine TV Guide Magazine KROQ-FM LA Weekly SONS OF ANARCHY Wednesday, March 7 Travel Partner In Person: Kurt Sutter, Creator/Executive Producer; , “Gemma”; Theo Rossi, “Juice”; Tommy Hi-Def Partner Flanagan, “Chibs”; Dayton Callie, “Unser”; David American Hi-Def Labrava, “Happy”, Michael Ornstein, “Chucky” Moderator: Stuart Levine, Assistant Managing Editor- Features, Daily Variety Friday, March 2 In Person: , Cocreator/ Executive Thursday, March 8 Producer; Brad Falchuk, Cocreator, Executive In Person: Stephen Nathan, Executive Producer; Producer; Dante Di Loreto, Executive Producer; Hart Hanson, Executive Producer; Emily Deschanel, Connie Britton, “Vivien Harmon”; Dylan McDermott, “Dr. Temperance ‘Bones’ Brennan”; , “Ben Harmon”; , “Constance Langdon”; “Special Agent ”; , “Angela , “Billie Dean Howard”; , Montenegro”; T.J. Thyne, “Dr. Jack Hodgins”; John “Moira”; , “Young Moira” Francis Daley, “Dr. Lance Sweets” Moderator: Tim Stack, Senior Writer, Entertainment Moderator: Michael Ausiello, Founder/Editor-in-Chief, Weekly TVLine.com

COMMUNITY CASTLE Saturday, March 3 Friday, March 9 In Person: Gillian Jacobs, “Britta Perry”; Joel McHale, In Person: Susan Sullivan, “Martha Rodgers”; Molly “Jeff Winger”; Jim Rash, “Dean Pelton”; Neil Goldman, Quinn, “Alexis Castle”; , “Richard Executive Producer; , “Annie Edison”; Dan Castle”; , “Det. ”; Seamus Harmon, Creator/Executive Producer; Yvette Nicole Dever, “Det. Kevin Ryan”; , “Det. Esposito”; Brown, “Shirley Bennett”; Garrett Donovan, Executive Tamala Jones, “Lanie Parish”; Penny Johnson Jerald, Producer; , “”; Ken Jeong, “Victoria Gates”; Andrew W. Marlowe, Creator/ “Senor Chang”; Russ Krasnoff, Executive Producer Executive Producer Moderator: Alan Sepinwall, TV Critic, Hitfix.com Moderator: Will Keck, Senior Editor, TV Guide Magazine

ONCE UPON A TIME Sunday, March 4 Saturday, March 10 In Person: Jennifer Morrison, “”; Josh Dallas, In Person: , “Bonnie Bennett”; Matt Davis, “David Nolan/ Charming”; Ginnifer Goodwin, “Alaric Saltzman”; , “Elena Gilbert”; Ian “Mary Margaret Blanchard/Snow White”; Edward Somerhalder, “Damon Salvatore”; Julie Plec, Executive Kitsis, Cocreator/Executive Producer; Steve Pearlman, Producer; Paul Wesley, “Stefan Salvatore”; Candice Executive Producer; , Creator/Executive Accola, “Caroline Forbes” Producer; , “Regina Mills/Evil Queen”; Moderator: Debra Birnbaum, Editor-in-Chief, TV Guide Robert Carlyle, “Mr. Gold/Rumplestiltskin”; Raphael Magazine Sbarge, “Archie Hopper/Jiminy Cricket” 22 Moderator: Matt Mitovich, Editor-at-Large, TVLine.com Sunday, March 11 Special Screenings In Person: Christa B. Allen, “Charlotte Grayson”; Connor Paolo, “Declan Porter”; Mann, NEW YORK “Nolan Ross”; Emily VanCamp, “”; Mike Kelley, Creator/Executive Producer; Madeleine Stowe, “Victoria Greyson”; Marty Bowen, Executive HEY, HEY, HEY … IT’S Producer; Henry Czerny, “Conrad Greyson”; Josh Wednesday, January 11 to Sunday, March 4 Bowman, “Daniel Greyson”; Ashley Madekwe, “Ashley DOCUDAY NEW YORK 2012 Davenport”; Nick Wechsler, “Jack Porter” Saturday, February 25, and Sunday, February 26 Moderator: Debra Birnbaum, Editor-in-Chief, TV Guide In association with IDA Magazine 2012 FILM SERIES Saturday, May 12, and Sunday, May 13 Monday, March 12 SPIDER-MAN WEEK NYC: PETER PARKER AT THE In Person: , Creator/Executive Producer; PALEY CENTER Lee Aronsohn, Creator/Executive Producer; , Wednesday, June 27 to Sunday July 1 “Alan Harper”; , “Walden Schmidt”; Angus T. Jones, “Jake Harper”; Conchata Ferrell, DIGITALLY REMASTERED CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO “Berta”; Holland Taylor, “Evelyn Harper” SCREENINGS: RESURRECTION OF THE DALEKS Moderator: Mike Schneider, LA Bureau Chief, TV Guide Saturday, June 30 Magazine DIGITALLY REMASTERED CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO SCREENINGS: DEATH TO THE DALEKS MAD MEN Saturday, July 28 Tuesday, March 13 In Person: , Creator/Executive GOODYEAR TELEVISION PLAYHOUSE: THE TRIP Producer; , “”; , TO BOUNTIFUL “Betty Francis”; , “Sally Draper”; John Sunday, August 12 Slattery, “Roger Sterling”; , “Pete STUDIO ONE: THE TRAVELING LADY Campbell”; , “”; , Sunday, August 19 “Bertram Cooper”; , “Ken Cosgrove”; , “Harry Crane”; Jay R. Ferguson, “Stan Rizzo” DIGITALLY REMASTERED CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO Moderator: Elvis Mitchell, Host, KCRW SCREENINGS: SPEARHEAD FROM SPACE Saturday, August 25 MODERN FAMILY Wednesday, March 14 PLAYHOUSE 90: OLD MAN In Person: Steven Levitan, Creator/Executive Sunday, August 26 Producer; Ed O’Neill, “Jay Pritchett”; Sofia Vergara, AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: STORY OF A MARRIAGE, “Gloria Delgado-Pritchett”; Ty Burrell, “Phil Dunphy”; PART 1: “COURTSHIP” Julie Bowen, “Claire Dunphy”; Eric Stonestreet, “Cam Sunday, September 9 Tucker”; Jesse Tyler Ferguson, “Mitchell Pritchett”; , “Hayley Dunphy”; Ariel Winter, DIGITALLY REMASTERED CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO “Alex Dunphy”; Nolan Gould, “Luke Dunphy”; Rico SCREENINGS: PLANET OF GIANTS Rodriguez, “Manny Delgado” Saturday, September 29 Moderator: Cynthia Littleton, Deputy Editor, Daily DIGITALLY REMASTERED CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO Variety SCREENINGS: THE TOMB OF THE CYBERMEN Saturday, October 27

ROLLING STONES: 50 Friday, November 9 to Sunday, February 3

DIGITALLY REMASTERED CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO SCREENINGS: THE CLAWS OF AXOS Saturday, November 24

VOICES FROM LATIN AMERICA Saturday, December 1 to Sunday, December 2

DIGITALLY REMASTERED CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO SCREENINGS: A DOUBLE DOSE OF THE 11TH DOCTOR! Saturday, December 29

23 Robert M. Batscha University Seminars She’s Making Media/News

The Paley Center reaches beyond its walls to The Paley Center and WNET, as part of its third season serve an off-site collegiate audience through its of At the Paley Center, launched a special initiative called University Seminar Series. This initiative utilizes satellite She’s Making Media and She’s Making News, a series link or the Internet to transmit New York seminars to of programs that puts a slightly different lens on the hundreds of colleges and universities throughout the subject of women’s role in media. United States, and offers exclusive access to videos of Underwritten by The Rosalind P. Walter Foundation selected Public Programs on our website. (see InsideMedia and PaleyDocFest for full descriptions) Part of Women@Paley, an initiative made possible by Time Warner and Verizon Communications The Robert M. Batscha University Seminar Series is generously funded by Dick Wolf. NEW YORK

#WHILE WE WATCH Wednesday, January 11 KATIE COURIC Thursday, May 17

IFC’S PORTLANDIA: A CONVERSATION WITH GAYLE KING FRED ARMISEN AND CARRIE BROWNSTEIN Tuesday, May 22 Saturday, January 21 MARIA BARTIROMO Wednesday, May 23 REMEMBERING MASTER STORYTELLER, JEAN SHEPHERD: WITH JERRY SEINFELD PAULA ZAHN Monday, January 23 Wednesday, June 20

SOLEDAD O’BRIEN MEET THE FILMMAKERS NOMINATED FOR THE Thursday, July 19 ACADEMY AWARD, DOCUMENTARY SHORT Thursday, February 16 CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR Friday, September 28 AN EVENING WITH ESTELA BRAVO: FILMMAKER OF FIDEL: THE UNTOLD STORY AND ANECDOTES Los Angeles ABOUT FIDEL Wednesday, May 9 LILY TOMLIN MIND OVER MEDIA: ARE YOU MORE POWERFUL Monday, June 4 THAN PROPAGANDA? Monday, May 21

GREAT DEBATES: WHY THEY MATTER & WHAT IS AT STAKE Thursday, September 27

WORK-IN-PROGRESS AND DISCUSSION VIDAL V. BUCKLEY Thursday, October 11

DOCUMENTING POWER: 25 YEARS OF POLITICAL FILMS ON POV Thursday, October 18

24 The Fine Art of Persuasion: Television and Education Advertising: Grades 5 – 12; college

The Paley Center’s Education Department serves The and Television: groups of students of all ages, educators, academic Grades 5 – 12 administrators, and community leaders with diverse constituencies. Using radio and television programs The Master of Suspense: Hitchcock on the Box: from the collection, Educators lead discussion-based Grades 7 – 12 classes that encourage critical thinking about key themes and issues that have shaped contemporary Portrayals of Women on Television: Grades 8 – 12 society. While the medium is television or radio, the subject may be advertising, the Vietnam conflict, The Thirty-Second Candidate: Political the changing role of women, political campaigns, Advertising on Television: Grades 9 – 12 communities around the world, or many others. Youth Media Perspectives: Grades 9 – 12 The Education Department is also involved in a series of special initiatives that reach out to the community, Red Scare: The Cold War on Television: such as Docu-Jam: A Youth Documentary Showcase Grades 9 – 12 and the Plural+ Youth Video Festival on Migration and Diversity. America through the Lens: The Art of the Television Documentary: Grades 9 – 12; college Classes are presented to school groups both at the Paley Center in New York and offsite through video The Living Room War: Television & Vietnam: conferencing. Re-creating Radio workshops are held Grades 10 – 12; college for groups by appointment in New York. The Golden Years of Television Funding for the Education Program has been Seniors/ Adults generously provided by an endowment from the William Randolph Hearst Foundation and Leo J. Hindery, Jr. Re-creating Radio For additional support, the Paley Center wishes to thank: Joan Ganz Cooney, The Dana Foundation, Re-creating Radio is a two-hour workshop where Materials for the Arts, NYC Department of children ages nine and older produce an old-time Cultural Affairs/NYC Department of Sanitation/ radio drama using scripts, sound effects, and music. NYC Department of Education. The workshop takes participants through the many stages of radio production and concludes with a “live” This program is supported, in part, by public funds from broadcast. the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council.

Class Program, New York

Muppets and Puppets: Grades K – 3

Think Green: Grades 1 – 2

Fractured Fairy Tales: Grades 2 – 4

Around the World: Grades 3 – 5

Superheroes, Crime Fighters, and Villians: Grades 3 – 6

Tooned in to Animation: Grades 3 – 7

Telling a Story with Sound: Grades 4 – 8

Faster Than a Speeding Bullet: Superheroes on Radio: Grades 5 – 8

25 Craig Sherman donated early episodes of The Price Acquisitions for the Collection Is Right and Beat the Clock.

Once again, we enhanced the value of our unique For our Community viewing party, Sony Pictures collection by acquiring programs consistent with our Television provided an episode of the critically mission: to preserve and present the most acclaimed acclaimed comedy. and artistically accomplished television, radio, and Playwright donated her groundbreaking new-media programs and commercials, as well as films and VDay: Until the Violence those deemed by our Curatorial Department to be Stops. culturally, historically, and/or socially impactful.

For our Gayle King event, CBS News provided the Paley Highlights of these acquisitions include: Center with footage of Ms. King on CBS This Morning. The Network donated episodes of The Television and Online Programming Gayle King Show.

For our She’s Making News: Paula Zahn event, Ms. Zahn The Paley Center continued to acquire Peabody donated many of the highlights of her extraordinary Award–winning programs, including Homeland, career, including interviews with President Bill American Masters: Eames: The Architect and the Painter, Clinton, President George W. Bush, and Fidel Castro. American Experience: Triangle Fire, American Experience: Stonewall Uprising, Surviving the Tsunami, and TED Jim Pierson donated the entire of The Media’s online content. Show to the Paley Center, as well as episodes of the series The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, and From our annual acquisitions from ABC, we selected My Living Doll. several hundred hours of news and entertainment programming, including episodes of such popular, For our Tony Award Film Series, director Dori Emmy-winning series as The View, Modern Family, Grey’s Berinstein donated her film Carol Channing: Larger Than Anatomy, and . We also acquired Life and Stephanie Riggs provided her film The Standbys. comprehensive coverage of the 2012 Presidential Election. For our Lily Tomlin seminar, Warner Bros. Television contributed the entire series of the Emmy Award– HBO contributed episodes of many of their successful winning . series, including , , Veep, Girls, Game of Thrones, The Newsroom, and Real Showtime contributed an episode of Web Therapy for Time with Bill Maher. We also selected for the collection our Lily Tomlin event. HBO’s acclaimed movies and , such as Cinema Verite, Mildred Pierce, and Game Change. CNBC contributed many programs featuring Maria Bartiromo, including interviews with President Bill Archivist Fred Guida provided the Paley Center with Clinton and President , for our She’s many television adaptations of A Christmas Carol from Making News event with Ms. Bartiromo. all over the world for our “Christmas Carol TV Mixtape” screening. Professor Dan Leab donated episodes of the innovative television series You Are There, hosted by Walter Jim Ritz donated a wealth of rare television Cronkite. programming from the past, including specials starring such legendary performers as , Documentary pioneer Robert Drew provided Elvis Presley, and . Other notable programs the Paley Center with remasters of his acclaimed in this donation include rare Emmy Award telecasts. documentaries, including Primary, Herself: Indira Gandhi, and Crisis: Behind a Presidential Commitment. The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences donated programs that received the Candace Wainwright donated Showtime, a rare 1960 International Emmy for excellence in a variety of television special starring her father, Alfred Drake. genres. Joseph Harder donated unreleased episodes of Lionsgate contributed episodes of the Emmy, Golden Slattery’s People starring Richard Crenna and Edward Globe, and Peabody Award–winning series Mad Men. Asner.

From Laura Leff of the International Jack Benny Fan Bob Campbell donated an unaired television Club, the Paley Center received several episodes of the starring movie legend Jane Powell. 1950s series Shower of Stars, hosted by Jack Benny and From CNN, the Paley Center acquired programs hosted featuring all-star casts. by Soledad O’Brien including the acclaimed series Black BBC provided many episodes of the long running in America. Doctor Who for our Doctor Who screenings. 26 Ruth Friendly bestowed many programs involving her Radio Programming late husband Fred Friendly, including episodes of his groundbreaking PBS series Media and Society. The Paley Center also acquired Peabody Award– NBC Universal donated episodes of the award-winning winning radio programs including NPR’s coverage of drama Friday Night Lights. the Arab Spring.

For our event with Denis Leary, Apostle Entertainment Anthony Dalessio donated shows starring radio legend contributed episodes of Rescue Me and the special Denis Fred Allen. Leary: Merry F#&$in’ Christmas. New York Public Radio donated an episode of Studio Producer and host Sonny Fox bestowed highlights 360 with Kurt Andersen. from his television career, which includes the classic children’s program Wonderama. Celebrity Service donated episodes of the celebrity interview program Celebrity Hotline, hosted by Arlene Alan Wasser Associates donated several Tony Award Francis and featuring guests such as telecasts to the collection. and Brooke Shields.

The Sesame Workshop donated A Special Steve Jambeck donated radio interviews featuring Christmas. guests that include , , and . Michael Shonk contributed episodes of many rarely seen series, including Delphi Bureau, Bold Venture, and Host Dr. Diane Cypkin contributed episodes of Forward Hunter. Hour, The Joey Adams Show, and Listening Room with Robert Sherman. The UCLA Film & Television Archive contributed episodes of the innovative early TV series The Hank Wayne Bobaljik donated an episode of The Wayne McCune Show, the show that pioneered the laugh track. Stevens Show with special guest Johnny Carson.

The Peabody Award–winning network Turner Classic Denis Tanney provided the Paley Center with rare Movies donated two of their original documentaries, episodes of The Carnation Contended Hour. Garbo and Edge of Outside.

David Gray contributed many episodes of The Louis Sobol Show with a wide variety of guests including Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, , Dave Brubeck, , William Saroyan, Pearl S. Buck, and .

Advertising

The One Club for Art & Copy donated a reel of winners of the 2012 One Show, one of the most prestigious competitions in the world for advertising creatives.

The New York Festivals, an international advertising creative competition, donated three reels of gold, silver, and bronze winners.

Jim Harelson, a longtime advertising director/ producer, donated thirty reels of commercials for a wide range of clients.

AdWeek, the weekly advertising industry trade publication, donated “best-of” reels for each month of 2012.

27 Gallery Exhibits Website Content Highlights

Using objects, photographs, and other artwork— This Day in Media accompanied by video clips from the collection and signage providing background information—gallery We continued to post clips from the Paley Center exhibits help the Paley Center to educate the public collection celebrating notable anniversaries and about different aspects of radio and television interesting and unusual moments in media history. programming and advertisements. Highlights included:

Schoolhouse Rock premieres (1/6/73), Roots finale NEW YORK (1/30/77), The Show premieres (4/5/87), ’s first television special (4/28/65), In the Gallery: Candid Camera TV debut (5/29/49), President John F. Kennedy historic visit to the Berlin Wall (6/26/63), Jack TEDXWOMEN Benny transfers his radio show to television (10/28/50), Through January 2012 Murphy Brown premiere (11/14/88), The Holiday Special‘s only airing (11/17/78). : THE DRESSES! January 20 to February 2, 2012

Pat Connects Blog LUMINANCE AN EXHIBIT OF NEW MEDIA VIDEO WORK FROM PAT MITCHELL’S PAT CONNECTS continued THE INTERACTIVE with posts about media and its social, cultural, PROGRAM AT NYU and political significance, plus the latest on the February 8 to April 30, 2012; extended to July 1, 2012 insider conversations that happen onstage and off at the Paley Center. These posts also run on ABOUT FACE: SUPERMODELS THEN AND NOW HuffingtonPost.com. PORTRAITS BY TIMOTHY GREENFIELD-SANDERS July 18 to November 4, 2012 In conjunction with the HBO documentary Curator Blogs

ROLLING STONES: 50 Highlights included: November 9, 2012, to February 3, 2013 This exhibit is made possible by Bravado International Group IF YOU HAVE A HEART, ’S A PART OF YOU In the wake of the Newtown tragedy, Arthur Smith remembers Gumby creator Art Clokey and how he “honored [children’s] imaginations and essential decency.” LOS ANGELES FAT, UGLY MEN: LOUIE MEET MARTY In the Bell Family Gallery: Ron Simon compares Louis C.K.’s existential crisis on Louie to the classic 1955 TV movie Marty starring Ernest Borgnine. SANDY DVORE: THE GUY WHO DID “NEW” Through January 9 THEY MADE A MONKEE OUT OF HIM Barry Monush eulogizes the late, great singer/actor TELEVISION OUT OF THE BOX: AN EXHIBIT BY Davy Jones. WARNER BROS. BYE-BYE HOUSE—“ENJOY YOURSELF” Beginning March 2012 Rebecca Paller looks at the series finale of Fox’s House.

AN EXHIBIT ON THE LIFE OF ABC’S FOUNDER 100 GREAT EPISODES: DOCTOR WHO LEONARD H. GOLDENSON David Bushman blogs about one of his favorite TV April 2012 to present series episodes of all time Doctor Who: “The Empty Child”/”The Doctor Dances” from 2005.

28 THE NEXT BIG THING IN DIGITAL COMEDY Industry Programs: Media Council In partnership with the New York Comedy Festival Events livestreamed included:

MEDIA COUNCIL BREAKFAST Industry Programs: Dialogue Protecting Content and Promoting Innovation in a Digital World: A Post-SOPA/PIPA Conversation with Events livestreamed included: Richard Cotton and Fred Wilson POYNTER DIGITAL JOURNALISM ETHICS MEDIA COUNCIL BREAKFAST SYMPOSIUM A conversation with Cesar Conde, President, Univision Networks

ACCENTURE INNOVATORS SERIES AT NAB Chloe Sladden, Director of Media Partnerships, MEDIA COUNCIL BREAKFAST: Univision and ABC Social Media News A conversation about “Fusion,” ABC News and The Paley Center activities in both New York and Univision News’ new joint effort with Ben Sherwood, Los Angeles, from public events to gallery exhibits, President, ABC News, and Isaac Lee, President, are featured in our Twitter and streams Univision News increasing brand exposure overall, which is greatly amplified by celebrity participation.

Industry Programs: International Council High-profile tweets: Really fun tonight at the @paleycenter reunion Events livestreamed included: for our old show. 20 years later and i am so proud A CONVERSATION WITH SHERYL SANDBERG to have worked with all those people. (from Ben COO, Facebook Stiller @RedHourBen)

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL 2012 MADRID: Back in Who’s going to the Eureka Paley Center event?! the Black: How to Sustain High-Quality Journalism See you there! Second to last episode ever tonight. A discussion of business models for preserving original (from Felicia Day @feliciaday) reporting and accountability journalism in the new RT @robinroberts: I’m counting down the best duos news ecosystem featuring NewsCred founder and on TV w/ the @paleycenter this Sunday at 9PM ET CEO Shafqat Islam and Economist Group CEO Andrew on ABC. Who are your fav TV twosomes? (from Rashbass. Robin Roberts @robinroberts retweeted by Good INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL 2012 MADRID: News at Morning America @GMA) the Speed of Life: Lessons Learned from a Watershed The #RollingStones50 exhibit at the Paley Center Year in Journalism NYC is open! See the rare photos&iconic live vids From WikiLeaks to the Arab Spring and beyond, how (from The Rolling Stones @RollingStones) will the signal news events of the past year illuminate the way forward for the news industry? Featuring Helen Boaden, Director, BBC News; Juan Luis Cebrián, Social Media for PALEYFEST2012 CEO, Grupo PRISA; Richard Gingras, Head of News Live tweets and ongoing coordination with social Products, Google; Wadah Khanfar, Chairman, Sharq media teams from networks/studios results in 298 Forum; Katharine Viner, Deputy Editor, . million Twitter impressions.

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL 2012 NYC: Tweet highlights: A conversation with Chet Kanojia, Founder and CEO, @paleycenter what an amazing lineup for Aereo #PaleyFest 2012! INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL 2012 NYC: A conversation @paleycenter’s partnership with @Livestream is the with Courtney Holt, COO, Maker Studios best thing that’s happened to fans all over the world INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL 2012 NYC: A conversation in years. Thanks for the memories! with Rishi Malhotra, President and COO, Saavn How exciting I get to watch #PaleyFest live from my lounge room in Sydney!! Thanks @paleycenter (from Australia) Industry Programs: Next Big Thing

Events livestreamed included:

THE NEXT BIG THING IN DIGITAL NEWS INNOVATION The Knight News Innovation Next Big Thing Series in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles that paired news and journalism startups with established industry mentors 29 Television Special

TV’S MOST DYNAMIC DUOS Sunday, September 2 on ABC

Good Morning America anchor Robin Roberts hosted a two-hour countdown of couples who have graced television with their amazing chemistry, hilarity, friendship, and, in many cases, sexual tension. Whether it’s Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon, Laverne and Shirley, Tony and Carmela Soprano, Homer and Bart Simpson, Mulder and Scully, or Lucy and Ethel, there is no shortage of indelible duos on TV’s Most Dynamic Duos: Presented by The Paley Center for Media on the ABC Television Network.

This couples cavalcade includes all-new reminiscences by some of television’s most beloved actors and personalities including , , George Wendt, John Ratzenberger, Cindy Williams, Penny Marshall, , Nancy Cartwright, , Vanna White, Penn & Teller, Chris Hardwick, Tom Smothers, Adam Carolla, Tom Bergeron, and Brooke Burke-Charvet.

30 Industry Programs

The Paley Center offers programs for industry professionals encompassing private events, forums, and gatherings organized for global business leaders in media, entertainment, communications, and related industries. The Media Council is for senior-level media executives and is by invitation only. It hosts many activities for its members throughout the year, while the International Council usually meets twice per year. Wednesday, March 21 Media Council , President, Entertainment, Fox Networks Group The Paley Center Media Council brings together the top executives and leading thinkers in the global Wednesday, April 25 media industry to discuss a wide range of critical BARRY MEYER, Chairman and CEO, Warner Bros. issues that will define the media and its role in society for generations to come. Thursday, May 10 ROSS LEVINSOHN, EVP, Americas, Yahoo! Funding for the establishment of the Media Council has been generously provided by Gustave M. Hauser. Wednesday, October 17 MARK SUSTER, Partner, GRP Partners

Roundtable Breakfasts, New York Thursday, December 6 EVAN SHAPIRO, President, Participant Television, Funding for the New York Breakfast Series Participant Media provided by McKinsey and Company

Tuesday, January 24 Innovators Series, New York KEN LERER, Managing Director, Lerer Ventures Funding for the Innovators Series provided by and BEN LERER, Managing Director, Lerer Ventures Accenture

Tuesday, February 14 Tuesday, April 17 Protecting Content and Promoting Innovation in a CHLOE SLADDEN, Director Media Partnerships, Digital World: A Post-SOPA/PIPA Conversation Twitter RICK COTTON, General Counsel, NBCUniversal and FRED WILSON, Managing Partner, Union Square Ventures Innovators Series, Los Angeles

Wednesday, March 14 Funding for the Innovators Series provided by DAN DOCTOROFF, CEO, Bloomberg Accenture

Tuesday, June 5 Thursday, October 25 THE FACEBOOK IPO CHUCK LORRE, Cocreator, Two and a Half Men and ALAN PATRICOF, Managing Director, Greycroft Partners and DAVID KIRKPATRICK, Author, The Facebook Effect Dialogues, New York Tuesday, June 19 , President and CEO, National Tuesday, October 23 Cable & Telecommunications Association and former JOURNALISM ETHICS IN THE DIGITAL AGE Chairman of the FCC Presented in partnership with the Poynter Institute and craigconnects Thursday, September 27 FRANK RICH, Writer-at-Large, New York Magazine Moderators: John Paton, CEO, Digital First Media; and CHRIS HUGHES, Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, The Emily Bell, Director, Tow Center for Digital Journalism New Republic; Cofounder, Facebook at Columbia University; Stephen Buckley, Dean of Faculty, The Poynter Institute; Andrew Heyward, Thursday, October 25 Former President, CBS News; Kelly McBride, Senior CHARLES H. TOWNSEND, CEO, Condé Nast Faculty, The Poynter Institute; Tom Rosenstiel, and CINDI LEIVE, Editor-in-Chief, Glamour Director, Project for Excellence in Journalism, Pew Research Center; Paul Tash, Chairman and CEO, Times Tuesday, December 11 Publishing Co. ISAAC LEE, President, Univision News Speakers: Clay Shirky, Professor, and BEN SHERWOOD, President, ABC News “Post Truth, Post Professional, Post Scarcity”; Steve Myers, Deputy Managing Editor, The Lens, “Fact- Checking 2.0”; Adam Hochberg, Instructor, University Roundtable Breakfasts, Los Angeles of North Carolina School of Journalism and Mass Communications, “Whose Money Should We Take? Partial funding for the Los Angeles Breakfast Series Credibility in Investigative Non-profit Newsrooms”; provided by City National Bank Craig Silverman, Writer, “Regret the Error,” “The Corrections: A Sign of Sickness or Health?”; Eric Thursday, February 23 Deggans, TV/Media Critic, Tampa Bay Times, “(Mostly) CESAR CONDE, President, Univision Networks White and (Sometimes) Brown Media People in a (Mostly) Brown and (Sometimes) White World”; Ann Friedman, Freelance Editor and Writer, “It’s Not What 32 You Look Like, It’s What You Eat”; Monica Guzman, Panel Discussions, Los Angeles Columnist, The Times, “The Community, Formerly Known as the Crowd, Is It a Means or an End?”; Gilad Thursday, May 17 Lotan, Vice President, Research and Development, DATA TO DOLLARS: PROFITING FROM BUSINESS SocialFlow, “The Unintended Consequences of INTELLIGENCE IN A MULTIPLATFORM UNIVERSE Algorithmic Curation”; Dan Gillmor, Director, Knight Center for Digital Entrepreneurship, State Panelists included Greg DePalma, Vice President, University, “ Can Private Platforms Coexist With Audience Insights, TiVo, Inc.; Bill Diggins, US Leader for Journalism’s Public Service?”; Vadim Lavrusik, Precision Market Insights, Verizon Wireless; Doug Neil, Journalism Program Manager, Facebook; Danah Boyd, Senior Vice President, Digital Marketing, Universal Senior Researcher, , “The Cost of Pictures; Ira Rubenstein, Executive Vice President, Fear in an Attention Economy”; Tom Huang, Sunday Digital Marketing, 20th Century Fox; Brian Yamada, and Enterprise Editor, Dallas Morning News, “Should We Partner, Executive Director Channel Activation, VML, a Let the Daily Story Die?”; Kenny Irby, Senior Faculty, Member Agency of WPP The Poynter Institute, “Seeing Is No Longer Believing”; Funding provided by PricewaterhouseCoopers Kelly McBride, Senior Faculty, The Poynter Institute, “We’re Feeding an Originality Breakdown” Wednesday, November 28 DEFINING THE NEW CONSUMER EXPERIENCE IN ENTERTAINMENT, MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS AND Panel Discussions, New York TECHNOLOGY A Conversation with Allen DeBevoise, Chairman & Wednesday, January 18 CEO, Machinima, and a Panel Discussion with Avner EXPLORING ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT IN THE Ronen, CEO, ; Steve Shannon, General Manager, CLOUD Content and Services, Roku; Dorinda Marticorena, A discussion with Jonathan Miller, Chief Digital SVP Worldwide Marketing & New Technology, Warner Officer, News Corporation, and David Poltrack, Chief Home Video and Warner Bros. Digital Distribution; and Research Officer, CBS Corporation Jessica Shell, EVP, New Media & Digital Entertainment, Funding provided by PricewaterhouseCoopers Funding provided by PricewaterhouseCoopers Wednesday, June 6 TV 3.0: WHAT’S NEXT An invitation-only leadership summit, this event Next Big Thing brought together the convening power of Broadcasting & Cable and The Paley Center for Media to spotlight the The Paley Center’s Next Big Thing events bring promising leaders, innovators, and ideas shaping the future of entrepreneurs together with decision-makers in legacy the television industry. Keynote guests included Irwin media to foster potential business partnerships, learn Gotlieb, CEO, GroupM; Thomas S. Rogers, CEO & from one another, and enhance the Paley Center’s industry President, TiVo, Inc.; ,President, ESPN, community. Inc., Cochairman, Disney Media Networks; David Funding provided by Keep Holdings, McCann, and Zaslav, President & CEO, Discovery Communications Mediabrands Funding provided by Broadcasting & Cable Thursday, February 9 Tuesday, June 12 Presentations from ElectNext, Ology, PolicyMic, PWC GLOBAL MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT Veenome, YouNow OUTLOOK The event celebrated the launch of PwC’s annual report Thursday, June 14 on the Global Entertainment and Media outlook. Presentations from PopVox, Speakaboos, Punch!, Panelists included Krishan Bhatia, NBC Universal; Upworthy, NimbleTV Kay Koplovitz, Koplovitz and Co.; David Sable, CEO, Young&Rubicam Thursday, September 20 Funding provided by PricewaterhouseCoopers Presentations from Branch, Compass, Delve, Skift, Virurl Monday, November 19 NEWSGATHERING & ITS VULNERABILITIES TODAY Wednesday, November 7 A Conversation with Alan Rusbridger, Editor, The Presentations from Cultivated Wit, , Lafster, Guardian WitStream Presented in partnership with The Committee to Protect Journalists

33 Generator International Council

Launched during our 2010–11 season, Generator is an invitation-only membership community for rising The Paley Center for Media’s International Council (IC) is media professionals to connect, grow, and influence the a traveling, independent forum dedicated to providing evolution of media. Generator presents a high-value ground for the global media industries. Created set of programs and networking opportunities for its in 1995, the IC brings together the chief executives of the members to discuss and debate new developments in world’s most important media companies to advance media, marketing, and technology. the exchange of ideas among these leaders in global media, entertainment, and technology, and to foster Wednesday, May 9 community among them. This is accomplished through DISCUSSION AND COCKTAILS AT THE TIME both informal and organized discussions on a wide range WARNER MEDIA LAB of critical issues that will define the media and its role in Panelists included Michael Barrett, Chief Executive society for generations to come. Past meetings have Officer, Admeld; Waikit Lau, Cofounder ScanScout, been held in Rome, Berlin, , , Vienna, Beijing, Senior Vice President, Business Development, Tremor Cape Town, Montréal, Istanbul, New Delhi, Bangalore, Video; Deb Roy, Cofounder, Chairman, and Chief New York, Los Angeles, and ’s Silicon Valley. Executive Officer, Bluefin Labs Moderator: Rachel Lam, Senior Vice President and Group Managing Director, Time Warner Investments INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING Funding provided by Time Warner MADRID News at the Speed of Life: A Global Conversation on the Wednesday, September 12 Reinvention of Journalism GROWING PAINS: CANDID THOUGHTS ON GOING April 25 to 26 MULTIPLATFORM Funding and resources provided by McKinsey & Co., Joe Marchese, SVP Marketing & Digital, FUSE; and Jon Edelman, Grupo PRISA, and The Caixa Forum Miller, Chief Digital Officer, News Corp led an informal, inclusive conversation on the challenges of evolving into a multiplatform media brand while sustaining core Panel Discussions businesses. Funding provided by Fuse/The Madison Square Garden NEWS AT THE SPEED OF LIFE: LESSONS LEARNED Company FROM A WATERSHED YEAR IN JOURNALISM Panelists: Helen Boaden, Director, BBC News; Juan Next Big Thing in Digital News Innovation Luis Cebrián, CEO, Grupo PRISA; Richard Gingras, Head of News Products, Google; Wadah Khanfar, The Paley Center for Media’s Next Big Thing joined Chairman, Sharq Forum; Katharine Viner, Deputy forces with the Knight Foundation on a search for: Editor, The Guardian The Next Big Thing in Digital News Innovation. The three-program series kicked off in New York on March 22, to present the best new startups, apps, and Presentations platforms being developed to aid news gathering and distribution, and to bring quality journalism into the ENGAGING THE NEWS CONSUMER 3.0 21st century. In addition to access to the Paley Center’s Presentation by Vadim Lavrusik, Journalism Manager, wide-reaching media audience, startups chosen for Facebook the series will also receive entrepreneurial coaching Moderator: , Chief Digital Officer, News and the ability to connect with journalists, the tech Corporation community, students, and investors through our new, multiplatform PaleyNext site. TECHNOLOGY & THE DEMOCRATIZATION OF NEWS Funding provided by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Presentation by Brandon Rosage, Designer, Ushahidi Moderator: John Paton, CEO, Digital First Media Thursday, March 22 The first installment of this event series took place BACK IN THE BLACK: HOW TO SUSTAIN HIGH- in New York. Presentations from BiblioCrunch, QUALITY JOURNALISM Contently, Engagio, metaLayer, NewsiT, Zeega Presentation by Andrew Rashbass, CEO, The Economist Group and Shafqat Islam, CEO, NewsCred Tuesday, May 22 Moderator: Kamal Bherwani, Chief Digital Officer, The second installment of this event series took place Grupo PRISA in Chicago. Presentations from Narrative Science, Newsy, NowSpots, Upworthy Events Tuesday, October 16 The third installment of this event series took place in PRIVATE TOUR AND DINNER AT THE MUSEO Los Angeles. Presentations from CrisisConnection, NACIONAL CENTRO DE ARTE REINA SOFÍA Internet Archive’s TV News Search & Borrow, Welcome by Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría , Vice NewsCred, PublishThis, #waywire 34 President and Minister of the Presidency of Spain INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING A CONVERSATION WITH JEFF BEWKES, NEW YORK CHAIRMAN AND CEO, TIME WARNER INC. Moderator: Chrystia Freeland, Digital Editor, Innovation Without Borders Thomson November 14 to 16 Funding and resources provided by Edelman, Gustave A CONVERSATION WITH RICARDO SALINAS, M. and Rita E. Hauser, Hearst Corporation, Lufthansa CHAIRMAN, GRUPO SALINAS Group, McKinsey & Co., The New York Times Company, Moderator: Pat Mitchell, President and CEO, The Nielsen, and O’Melveny & Meyers, LLP Paley Center for Media

Interviews A CONVERSATION WITH RICHARD GELFOND, CEO, IMAX A CONVERSATION WITH KATHERINE OLIVER, Moderator: Scott Kurnit, Founder, Chairman, and COMMISSIONER, NEW YORK CITY MAYOR’S CEO, Keep Holdings OFFICE OF MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT Moderator: Jon Miller, Senior Advisor, News A CONVERSATION WITH FRANK A. BENNACK, Corporation JR., VICE CHAIR AND CEO, THE HEARST CORPORATION, AND PAT MITCHELL, PRESIDENT A CONVERSATION WITH SUSAN LYNE, AND CEO, THE PALEY CENTER FOR MEDIA CHAIRMAN, GILT GROUPE Moderator: Pat Mitchell, President and CEO, The Presentations Paley Center for Media

PRESENTATION AND INTERVIEW WITH CHET A CONVERSATION WITH MARK SUSTER, KANOJIA, FOUNDER AND CEO, AEREO PARTNER, GRP PARTNERS Moderator: Scott Kurnit, Founder, Chairman, and Moderator: Jon Miller, Senior Advisor, News CEO, Keep Holdings Corporation

PRESENTATION AND INTERVIEW WITH AVNER A CONVERSATION WITH STRAUSS ZELNICK, RONEN, CEO, BOXEE CHAIRMAN, ZELNICK MEDIA Moderator: Scott Kurnit, Founder, Chairman, and Moderator: Geoffrey Sands, Director and Leader, CEO, Keep Holdings North American Media and Entertainment, McKinsey & Company PRESENTATION AND INTERVIEW WITH RISHI MALHOTRA, COFOUNDER, PRESIDENT, AND A CONVERSATION WITH COURTNEY HOLT, COO, COO, SAAVN MAKER STUDIOS Moderator: Stephanie Mehta, Executive Editor, Moderator: Jon Miller, Senior Advisor, News Fortune Corporation

A CONVERSATION WITH YOSSI VARDI, Events CHAIRMAN, INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES Moderator: Jon Miller, Senior Advisor, News OPENING NIGHT COCKTAIL PARTY AT THE NEW Corporation YORK TIMES BUILDING Remarks by Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr., Publisher, A CONVERSATION WITH HERB SCANNELL, The New York Times PRESIDENT, BBC AMERICA, BBC WORLDWIDE Moderator: Pat Mitchell, President and CEO, The LUNCH AT THE ICONIC 21 CLUB Paley Center for Media DINNER AT HEARST TOWER A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL Hosted by Hearst Vice Chairman and CEO, Frank A. ZIMBALIST, VICE PRESIDENT, RESEARCH AND Bennack, Jr. with guest chef Wylie Dufresne DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS, THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY Moderator: Scott Kurnit, Founder, Chairman, and CEO, Keep Holdings

A CONVERSATION WITH ROB NORMAN, CHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER, GROUPM GLOBAL Moderator: Randall Beard, Global Head, Advertiser Solutions, Nielsen

35

Patron and Member Events and Special Initiatives

The Paley Center for Media’s events department provides opportunities for donors and Members to attend exclusive screenings, previews, and dinners showcasing the best of media. Other functions include the Paley Center’s core fundraising events— its annual Paley Prize Benefits. Other initiatives are made possible by grants or partnerships with leading organizations. Members-Only Events LOS ANGELES

AN EVENING WITH STEPHEN SCHWARTZ NEW YORK Thursday, February 23 In Person: Stephen Schwartz WORLD PREMIERE: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II— Moderator: Michael Kerker, Director of Musical OUT OF MY DREAMS Theater, ASCAP Tuesday, January 31 Presented with SCL and ASCAP In Person: Ted Chapin, President, Rodgers & Hammerstein: An Imagem Company; Stephen LOS ANGELES PREMIERE: Sondheim, Composer and Lyricist; JoAnn Young, MISTER ROGERS AND ME Filmmaker Monday, March 19 Followed by a Members-Only Champagne Toast In Person: Tim Madigan, Author; Davy Rothbart, Found Magazine; Christofer Wagner, Filmmaker; SCREENING: A BETTER LIFE Benjamin Wagner, Filmmaker Thursday, March 22 Moderator: Jacob Soboroff, Correspondent, AMC In Person: Chris Weitz, Director, A Better Life; Pablo News Alvarado, Executive Director, National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON); Irwin Sanchez, MIND OVER MEDIA Member, Hispanic Resource Center of Larchmont and Wednesday, May 2 Mamaroneck In Person: Eli Attie, Writer/Producer, The West Wing; Moderator: Maria Hinojosa, Host, NPR’s Latino USA; Dan Schnur, Political Strategist/Director, USC; Bill President, The Futuro Media Group Carrick, Carrick Consulting; Dr. Steven Luckert, Following the screening, the director spoke with Curator, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum panelists about how he came to make this film, the Moderator: Renee Hobbs, Professor, University of challenges he faced, and the power of film to change Rhode Island perceptions. Copresented with the United States Holocaust Memorial In partnership with the Ford Foundation and the National Museum Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON). TOP OF THE ROCK: INSIDE THE RISE AND FALL OF 2012 TONY AWARDS FILM SERIES MUST SEE TV Saturday, May 12 to Sunday, May 13 Monday, May 7 World Premiere Screening: The Standbys, followed by a In Person: James Burrows, Director/Producer/Writer; talk-back panel Marta Kauffman, Creator/Executive Producer, Screening: Oklahoma!, with Sing-A-Long with Tony ; , Former President of NBC, Award–winner Hugh Jackman Author; Noah Wyle, Actor; David Nevins, President Screening: Carol Channing: Larger Than Life with of Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc. Audience Look-A-Like contest with prizes Moderator: Michael Schneider, LA Bureau Chief, TV Guide Magazine MADAME BUTTERFLY: SCREENING AND CONVERSATION ON FREDDIE ROACH Saturday, May 19 Thursday, May 31 A screening of NBC Opera Theatre: Madame Butterfly— In Person: Freddie Roach; Peter Berg, Executive not seen since its original telecast in 1955—followed by Producer an interview with soprano Elaine Malbin, who played Moderator: Stuart Levine, Assistant Managing the title role “Cio-Cio-San.” Editor–Features, Daily Variety Moderator: Eric Myers AN EVENING WITH RICHARD SHERMAN TEDXWOMEN LIVE STREAM Wednesday, October 3 Friday, November 30, to Saturday, December 1, 2012 In Person: Richard Sherman Curated and produced by the Paley Center, this Moderator: Tim O’Day, O’Day & Associates Public two-day conference in Washington, DC, brought Relations together leading innovators for a riveting and inspiring In partnership with BMI & Society of Composers and conversation about women and girls. Members were Lyricists invited to the Paley Center in New York to see the live stream on the big screen.

38 THIRTEEN AT 50 PALEYAFTERDARK Wednesday, September 12 The evening celebrated the rich legacy of THIRTEEN PALEYAFTERDARK New York is sponsored by by screening highlights from the documentary Richard Kandel through the Theodore & Renee about THIRTEEN’s history and hosting a discussion Weiler Foundation; David S. Stone and The Smart with some of the most distinguished personalities Family Foundation/ Stone & Magnanini Law Firm; associated with the station. After the preview, the and Verizon Communications. panelists discussed how THIRTEEN has pioneered all types of cultural and public affairs programming. In In addition to General Member programs and Person: Renée Fleming, Judith Jamison, Robert Members-only events, PALEYAFTERDARK patrons MacNeil, Judy Collins, and moderated by Dick also attended: Cavett. A reception for Paley and Thirteen patrons followed. AN EVENING WITH CHEF MARCUS SAMUELSSON Monday, January 9 SONNY FOX: FORTY YEARS IN TELEVISION: A Award-winning chef and author Marcus CONVERSATION WITH WHOOPI GOLDBERG Samuelsson’s new Harlem destination, Red Rooster, Monday, September 24 hosted patrons for a special dinner and conversation. Sonny Fox, host of Wonderama, discussed his Winner of Top Chef Masters, Samuelsson shared his extraordinary life in media as performer, executive, secrets about his new website Food Republic and and consultant to the state department, with one the role of social media and technology in facilitating of his biggest fans, Whoopi Goldberg. The Paley conversations and experiences around food. Center screened highlights from his career, which also Moderator: Richard Martin, Editorial Director at included hosting the CBS series Let’s Take a Trip and The Food Republic $64,000 Challenge. A private dinner for patrons followed.

SPECIAL INSIDERS SCREENING OF RED TAILS ODDLY FAMILIAR: A BEN STILLER SHOW Wednesday, January 18 REUNION Patrons were welcomed at an exclusive screening Saturday, November 10 of the action drama Red Tails, a film inspired by true The Paley Center and The New York Comedy Festival events about the courageous African-American presented a twentieth anniversary reunion of The Ben combat pilots of the Tuskegee program. Panel Stiller Show, and discussed the production, reception, discussion and reception followed with special guests, and influence of the show with members of the cast members, and creative team including Nate original cast and creative team: Judd Apatow, Rob Parker, Anthony Hemingway, Cuba Gooding Jr., Dr. Cohen, Andy Dick, Janeane Garofalo, Jeff Kahn, Roscoe Brown, Leslie Odom Jr., and moderated by Bob Odenkirk, and Ben Stiller. A cocktail party with Juan Williams. panelists followed the program. In partnership with News Corporation Corporate Diversity Beverages generously provided by Apothic Wine and SVEDKA Vodka. WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? Wednesday, February 22 TEDXWOMEN: THE SPACE BETWEEN The Paley Center screened a sneak preview episode of Friday, November 30 to Saturday, December 1 Who Do You Think You Are?, the first episode featuring Curated and produced by the Paley Center, this two- Ancestry.com’s new technology that tracks genealogy day conference brought together leading innovators through DNA. The screening was followed by a panel for a riveting and inspiring conversation about women discussion with the original creator of NBC’s Who Do and girls. The event was held in Washington, DC, at You Think You Are?, Alex Graham, along with executive the United States Institute of Peace, and patrons producer Lisa Kudrow, Josh Hanna of Ancestry. received VIP invitations and seating. com, Blair Underwood, and Paley Center Trustee Kim Cattrall. A private dinner for patrons and panel THE GERSHWINS AND ME: A CONVERSATION participants followed. WITH MICHAEL FEINSTEIN Monday, December 10 AN EVENING WITH CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER Michael Feinstein, one of the leading experts Tuesday, May 29 on classic popular music and one of the premier A celebration of Oscar, Emmy, and Tony Award– interpreters of the Great American Songbook, joined winner Christopher Plummer’s television work the Paley Center audience to talk about his close (including at Elsinore, Little Moon of Alban, and relationship with Ira Gershwin and the importance The Thorn Birds) moderated by David Edelstein, Film of the Gershwins in music history, while showing Critic, New York Magazine and CBS Sunday Morning. A highlights from the Paley Center collection featuring private dinner for patrons and panel participants followed. some of their best-loved songs. A private dinner for patrons with Michael Feinstein followed the presentation.

39 working with Hamlisch and on his iconic impact on PALEY100 media, particularly in the fields of television and film. The program was interspersed with various clips from PALEY100 is sponsored by the Paley Center Collection. Performers included John Jerome and Christine Ponz. Lithgow, Klea Blackhurst, Malcolm Gets, J. Mark McVey, Donna McKechnie, Marisa McGowan, and In addition to enjoying General Membership benefits, Melissa , with presenters including Pat Public Program ticket discounts, Members-Only Mitchell, , and Terre Blair Hamlisch. events, and PALEYAFTERDARK events, PALEY100 A private dinner followed the program. Patrons also attended:

PRIVATE LUNCHEON IN CONVERSATION WITH Tuesday, April 3 Paley Prize Benefits Leader Nancy Pelosi reflected on twenty-five years in the Congress and Women in Leadership during a private luncheon with patrons. NEW YORK

A SCREENING OF MY NEIGHBOURHOOD Thursday, May 31, at Gotham Hall Honoree: Tom Freston, Principal of Firefly3 and Chair INTRODUCED BY HER MAJESTY QUEEN NOOR OF of Bono’s ONE Campaign, for his innovations in media JORDAN and his global . Hosted by Frank A. Bennack, Tuesday, April 17 Jr., Vice Chairman and CEO of Hearst Corporation and Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan introduced a Chairman of The Paley Center for Media, and Paley preview of Just Vision’s new documentary in advance of Center President and CEO Pat Mitchell. Presenters its world premiere. From the award-winning creators included Vanity Fair’s Graydon Carter with video of Budrus and Encounter Point, My Neighbourhood tells tributes from Vice Media, Oprah Winfrey, Bono, Jon the story of a remarkable nonviolent movement in the Stewart, and . Performances by Lady heart of the world’s most contested city. The screening Rizo and the band from Fela! was followed by a Q&A discussion with the filmmakers and protagonists. A reception followed for Patrons. LOS ANGELES CNN’S COLD WAR: HONORING THE LANDMARK DOCUMENTARY WITH , SIR JEREMY Monday, October 22, on the Rooftop of ISAACS, AND THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT The Lot in West MIKHAIL SERGEYEVICH GORBACHEV Honorees: Gordon Crawford & AMC Networks and Sunday, April 29 its President & CEO Josh Sapan were honored at the This exclusive PALEY100 event screened highlights Paley Center’s Los Angeles Benefit. Presenters included from the landmark television documentary series Cold Leslie Moonves and Peter Chernin, Jon Feltheimer War, conceived by Ted Turner and executive produced and Michael Burns, Olympians Rebbeca Soni by Pat Mitchell and Sir Jeremy Isaacs for CNN, and was and Ricky Berens, , Jon Hamm and followed by a panel discussion with Ted Turner, Sir Elizabeth Moss, and Reggie Watts. Jeremy Isaacs, Pat Mitchell, and the Honorable The musical performer was Toni Braxton. Mikhail S. Gorbachev. A private dinner with esteemed panelists, Trustees, and PALEY100 Patrons followed.

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL SUMMIT: AN EVENING AT HEARST TOWER Thursday, November 15 The Paley Center for Media’s International Council, an independent forum for leading influential media executives from around the globe, convened in New York in November for their annual summit. To celebrate, we invited our PALEY100 Patrons to join us for an exclusive dinner party at Hearst Tower.

WHAT I DID FOR LOVE: THE MUSIC AND LIFE OF MARVIN HAMLISCH This 2012 event was twice postponed due to the passing of the late Marvin Hamlisch, and subsequently the October 2012 Hurricane Sandy. It was rescheduled for March 18, 2013. This evening, originally planned and conceived by Hamlisch himself in the days just prior to his passing, as a retrospective on his work, was reconceived as a tribute to his inspiring work and brilliant career. Stars of stage and screen performed, and also reflected on 40 impressions are estimated at 70 million. #TEDxWomen TEDxWOMEN was a top 10 trending topic on Twitter across the US during the conference weekend. November 30 and December 1 in Washington, DC TEDxWomen was hosted by Pat Mitchell. The guest The Paley Center independently curated, produced, hosts were Eve Ensler, who was curator and host of and hosted TEDxWomen: The Space Between. This the special final session, and Courtney Martin. The two-day intergenerational conference is the third in a conference was held at the United States Institute of series that has sparked a vibrant, ongoing conversation Peace, which generously provided their building for the about—and between—women and girls who challenge conference, and partnered with us to produce several and redefine the traditional rules and roles ascribed events. to gender. It began as a partnership with TED Conferences—the originator of the world-renowned Sponsorship was provided by the John S. and James TEDTalks and the TED.com platform, which engages a L. Knight Foundation; AOL; The Coca-Cola global community around ideas worth sharing. Company; Warner Bros. Entertainment; Verizon Communications; Intel; and Accenture. We received TEDxWomen is about sharing ideas, starting in-kind support from Weber Shandwick and . conversations, taking action—a series of steps that begin when people convene, connect, and communicate. The conference theme—the space between—explored how breakthroughs in understanding and negotiation are more likely to Philanthropy New York Screenings happen when we explore the space between our differences. A respect for novel perspectives opens us up to a new way of seeing—and responding to—the The Ford Foundation supported the Paley Center’s challenges we face and the opportunities we can partnership with Philanthropy New York—a embrace. membership organization for leaders from private, corporate, and family foundations—to host a The conference featured fifty-five speakers and monthly documentary screening series for the city’s performers—mostly women, but some men—including philanthropic community. This series introduces the Treasurer of the United States Rosie Rios; Afghan organizations to use of the documentary film as an advocate for women and girls education Shabana alternative medium to promote their mission, build Basij-Rasikh; Native American singer-songwriter awareness of important social issues, and reach a Radmilla Cody; quantum physicist and public broad audience. The screenings were open to Paley policy expert John Hagelin; Libyan gender specialist Center Members. and political activist Zahra Langhi; multimedia performance and installation artist Sue Austin; interfaith youth advocate and leader Eboo Patel; Google Science Fair winner Brittany Wenger; and president and CEO of the Global Fund for Women Musimbi Kanyoro. The conference redefined the ideas of power and innovation, and the concept of a change agent—it can be any one of us, at any time, if we put our ideas into action.

In addition to our onsite audience of 500 people in Washington DC, we connected via livestream to 53 countries, where TEDxWomen events were staged at 150 locations and attended by approximately 15,000 people. These livestream gatherings included: an eleven-year-old girl cohosting in Denver, Colorado; the president of a women’s college hosting her students in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; a digital learning center hosting in South Africa’s Kruger National Park; and many embassies of the United States State Department hosting their staff in countries across the globe. Others joined us via social media—those tweeting their support and enthusiasm, including celebrities, political thought leaders, and international influencers, such as: Melinda Gates, Steve Case, , Storify, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the U.S. Treasury Department.

TEDxWomen’s reach surpassed the previous two years: we connected with 13 million people on Facebook, 5 million people on Twitter, and received coverage in 130 national news articles and blogs. The total media 41 Facilities Use LOS ANGELES

The Los Angeles Paley Center was a location for a The Paley Centers in New York and Los Angeles offer television shoot, press conferences, film competitions, contemporary, distinctive spaces for all types of award shows, screenings, and launch parties. The corporate events, from cocktail receptions to press companies that hosted these events included: Gurney conferences to formal dinners. We offer a convenient Productions (Hollywood Treasures film shoot); NAACP location, an unparalleled collection of television Image Awards (nominations press conference) and radio programs to choose from, and a neutral and People’s Choice Awards (nominations press public space where everyone—NGOs, media outlets, conference) returned again this year; Wesleyen, educational institutions, independent media makers, Cornell and all hosted events entrepreneurs—can highlight and discuss issues for alumni; and Carl Reiner chose the Paley Center ranging from new media technology, entrepreneurial as the location to receive his honorary degree from investment, and international development, to . The Aspen Institute and education and the environment. Institutions must be SoCal Public Radio hosted dinners; Warner Bros., a corporate member of the Paley Center or a not-for- AMC, National Geographic, Bank of America, and profit organization to be eligible to use the Paley Center Obama for America all hosted screenings and dinners facilities. or cocktail receptions; Nonprofit clients included Costume Designers Guild, Cambodian Childrens Fund, and USA Boxing. And finally, Rainbird returned NEW YORK for the third time to host their annual Intelligent Use of Water Short Film Competition. The diverse groups that hosted events in our New York location in 2012 included: Edelman (a breakfast presentation of the annual Edelman Trust Barometer findings); The Weinstein Company (events including NY premiere of film Bully, a screening of The Intouchables, and NY press premier of film Lawless); Vera institute of Justice (Presentation of Vera Commemorative Award given to Harold Hongju); USA Olympic Swim Team (Panel discussion “Swimming through the Decades” and reception with Olympic athletes); Cable Center (2nd Annual Masters Forum: One Day Degree in Cable); Facebook (hosted seminar: Facebook Media for News and Publishing); Fenton (hosted press conference “Artists Against Fracking” led by Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon); The Apprentice (Reilly Inc. Production shot an episode of All-Star Celebrity Apprentice featuring Donald Trump); Olivier Cheng (launched a new John Frieda hair product); Media (Season Premiere of Borgia).

42 Summary of 2012 Financial Information

The Paley Center for Media’s audited financial statements are available at paleycenter.org.

Total Revenue, Gains, and Other Support...... $22.8 million

Contributions...... 9.9 mill. Net Support from Paley Prize Benefits...... 1.0 mill. Other ...... 2.9 mill. Investment income plus change in value of investments...... 9.0 mill.

Operating Expenses (excluding depreciation of $2.1 million)...... $19.2 million

Management & General 3.3 mill. 17%

Fundraising 2.1 mill. 11%

Program Services 13.8 mill. 72%

Net Assets as of December 31, 2012...... $109.0 million

Temporarily Restricted 12.9 mill. 12% Unrestricted 46.7 mill. 43%

Permanently Restricted 49.4 mill. 45%

43 Richard Kandel through the Donor List Theodore & Renee Weiler Foundation, Inc. Lazard Capital Markets Madigan Family Foundation CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, McCormick Foundation AND INDIVIDUAL DONORS NBA and WNBA Neil and Weiss Foundation in Memory of Steven Weiss Golden Benefactors ($100,000+) Netflix Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Inc. Accenture David J. and Dianne B. Stern Judy Hart Angelo and John M. Angelo AOL Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Leaders ($10,000–$24,999) Gordon Crawford Google A&E IndieFilms The Hauser Foundation, Inc. Ms. Jeanne D. Andlinger Hearst Corporation Chuck Blazer Hulu Broadcasting & Cable John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Christopher Buck Keep Holdings CA Technologies Matching Gifts Program The Marc Haas Foundation Jeanne Donovan Fisher McKinsey & Company Agnes Gund The Mel Karmazin Foundation Hearst Television Inc. Microsoft Corporation The Herbert and Junia Doan Foundation National Hockey League Leo Hindery, Jr. News Corporation Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Joel Kassimir The New York Community Trust – Dr. Henry A. Kissinger Joan Ganz Cooney Fund Kay and Bill Koplovitz Nielsen The Loreen Arbus Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP John K. Martin, Jr. The Rosalind P. Walter Foundation MSG Holdings Scripps Networks Interactive Laura M. Patterson Sony Corporation of America Wendy Pincus Time Warner Cable Poynter Univision Networks Eugene and Maxine Rosenfeld Viacom Rosenthal Family Foundation Rick Segal William S. Paley Foundation, Inc. David S. Stone, The Smart Family Foundation/ Dick Wolf Stone & Magnanini Law Firm Stuart S. Applebaum Giving Foundation TiVo Inc. Silver Benefactors ($50,000–$99,999) Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. TV Guide Magazine The Coca-Cola Company Tweedy, Browne Company Discovery Communications Enzo Viscusi Ford Foundation James L. Greenwald Foundation O’Melveny & Myers LLP Jerome and Christine Ponz Advocates ($5,000–$9,999) Sanoma Corporation S&C Kushner Family Foundation A+E Networks Time Warner Inc. Ameriprise Financial Verizon Communications Betty Cohen Media Consulting Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. BMI Noreen Buckfire Colgate-Palmolive Company Benefactors ($25,000–$49,999) The Dana Foundation Facebook, Inc. The Ambrose Monell Foundation Thomas M. Fontana CBS Corporation Gail P. Hoffman City National Bank Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc. Edelman Interpublic Group Intel Mark A. Itkin Interpublic Group 44 John Frieda Hair Care Richard Leibner & Carole Cooper/N.S. Bienstock, Inc. Jonathan & Melissa Parker Michael Lombardo Lee Ruttenberg Mark Asset Management Corporation Daniel Schwartz Media Link LLC Travisty Productions, Inc. Greg Meidel Fred Wistow Morgan Stanley New York City Department of Cultural Affairs In-Kind The Noël Coward Foundation Jim Packer American Airlines PRISA KROQ-FM Mrs. Shelley Rubin & Mr. Donald Rubin LA Weekly Kathleen M. Sloane Los Angeles Times SS&C GlobeOp TV Guide Magazine The Weinstein Company

NEW YORK ANNUAL BENEFIT Guardians ($2,500–$4,999) May 31, 2012 ABC Entertainment Miriam Cahn Premier Grand Benefactors CBS Television Network Jeanne & Stan Cohen Hearst Corporation The CW Judy McGrath Barbara J. Durell Eric Schmidt Pamela Healey Glenn R. Jones Benefactors Janet Lee NBCUniversal AOL New York State Council on the Arts DreamWorks Animation Marty Pompadur The Mel Karmazin Foundation Scripps Howard Foundation S&C Kushner Family Foundation Megan Smolenyak Time Warner Joseph Thal & Elizabeth Small Patrons Associates ($1,000–$2,499) CBS Corporation Constance K. Bandy Joan Ganz Cooney & Peter G. Peterson The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation The David Geffen Foundation Liz Block Deloitte LLP Donald Borod Discovery Communications Steven G. Brant Disney – ABC Television Group Kim Brizzolara Hearst Corporation Deborah Calmeyer ION Media Networks Che Chester McKinsey & Company Andrew Cohen NBA and WNBA Daniel and Katherine Dickinson NBCUniversal The Ellen M. Violett and Mary P.R. Thomas News Corporation Foundation, Inc. Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Inc. Anita Farrington Scripps Networks Interactive Focus 360 LLC Sony Corporation of America Lynda Foley Univision Communications The Friars Foundation Verizon Communications Alice L. George Vice Media Mark Glaser Victoria Herbert Tribute Ads/Contributors/Individual Tickets/ Gary Klerman Bennack Theater Seats Phyllis Kossoff Janet Lee The Apatow Family Foundation, Inc. Arlene & Neil Martin Ken Auletta Jacquelyn Mayfield Michael I. Bernstein Deborah W. Meyer Christopher Blackwell Tracy Mirelez Edward Bleier Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, Inc. 45 Peter Chernin LOS ANGELES ANNUAL BENEFIT Jeff Davidoff October 22, 2012 Bernadette Downey David Frear Benefactors Thomas E. Freston Peter A. Georgescu AMC Networks Allen J. Grubman Capital Research & Management Company Stephen Hendel CBS Doug Herzog Gordon & Dona Crawford Caroline Hirsch Endemol USA Gail P. Hoffman Harry & Florence Sloan Foundation John Huey Hearst Corporation Jon Kamen Netflix, Inc. Ann F. Kaplan Wolf Films Kenneth Cole Foundation Gary Klerman Sponsors Bill Koenigsberg Kate Lear The Loreen Arbus Foundation Fox Broadcasting Company Susan Lyne HBO, Inc. Madigan Family Foundation National Basketball Association Robert T. McDonell Warner Bros. Entertainment Geraldine F. McManus Media Link LLC Microsoft Corporation Patrons David Morgan Edward Nahem Creative Artists Agency Neil and Virginia Weiss Foundation in Memory of Entertainment One Steven Weiss Lionsgate Entertainment Liz Neumark The Nielsen Company New Creative Mix, Inc. Gerard O’Connor Tribute Ads/Contributors/Individual Tickets The ONE Campaign William C. Paley Loreen Arbus Alan J. Patricof Broadway Video Pittman Family Foundation Carlsen Resources Kevin Ramsawack Chernin Entertainment Mark Rosenthal Demand Media Shelley and Donald Rubin Disney–ABC Television Group Shangri-La Industries Freddie Georges Production Group Bob and Eva Shaye ICM Partners Kathleen M. Sloane The Lippin Group John Sloss Loeb & Loeb LLP Paul E. Steiger Magical Elves Terry & Jane Semel Charitable Foundation Microsoft Corporation Turner Enterprises September Films USA Amanda Urban Burt Sugarman & Mary Hart Kevin Wall & Susan Smalley US Olympic Committee Jann S. Wenner WME Entertainment Jim Wiatt

46 PLEDGES TO THE $50,000–$99,999 COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN TRANSFORMING FOR Discovery Communications, Inc. THE DIGITAL AGE Kay Koplovitz Scripps Howard Foundation

$1 million+ $1,000–$49,999 Annenberg Foundation Loreen Arbus CBS Corporation James L. Greenwald Foundation Gordon Crawford Lynne & Burt Manning Gustave M. Hauser William C. Paley Mel Karmazin David J. and Dianne B. Stern NBCUniversal News Corporation/Fox Group Barbara Walters The New York Community Trust – The Peter G.

Peterson and Joan Ganz Cooney Fund Verizon Foundation The Paley Center wishes to express its appreciation Viacom to the networks, studios, production companies, and The Walt Disney Company individuals whose program donations have made The William Randolph Hearst Foundation it possible for the public to have access to the Paley William S. Paley Foundation, Inc. Center’s Collection.

$500,000–$999,999 The Paley Center wishes to thank Morrison & Foerster LLP for their generous and ongoing commitment of Christopher H. Browne professional and consulting services. Hearst Corporation Stanley S. Shuman The Paley Center also expresses its appreciation for the continuing support of: The American Federation of Musicians; Directors Guild of America; Producers Guild $100,000–$499,999 of America; –American Federation of Television and Radio Artists; Writers Guild of Ronald Davenport America, East; and Writers Guild of America, West. George J. Gillespie, III Scott P. Kurnit Madigan Family Foundation

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