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Broadcasting Ci Sep29 The Fifth Estate R A D I O T E L E V I S I O N C A B L E S A T E L L I T E Broadcasting ci Sep29 Other news services may have the wrong idea of what you're nade of. Where they get their ideas, we don't know. We do know this: $173 per week can get you full access to the Conus SNG" System. $18.75 per day is how affordable Conus regional feeds can be. Now that's the right idea. Let's talk about it. Call 612 /642 -4645, and ask for Charles H. Dutcher, III. Together with Conus, you're sure to make your competition wonder what you're made of. 3415 University Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55414 ll_t X i, SC+7T e'£'17 r:CCt S"S-lrt ç6/Af'N )Il7 4QlrZl et Be ;141*****, ti`A Sony Broadcast Products Company, 1600 Oueen Anre Rd., Teo, NJ 07666 (201 ) 833- 5231. ® 1986 Sony Corporation of Amend: Sony and Beracom are registered trademarks of Sony Corpora:k a First we took out the tubes and put in CCDs. Then we trimmed the excess circuitry associated with tubes. The result is the new Sony BVW-105 CCD camcorder. Compare it to its tube -type cousins and you'll find that it's 14% lighter, 22% smaller and eats less than half the power. 510 CCD elements per chip generate amazingly sharp resolution. Registration error holds rock -steady at a miniscule .05% throughout. Add the virtues of F5.6 sensitivity, instant startup, and high resistance to burn -in and physical shoc and you have the ultimate lean machine for ENG. Of course, the BVW-105 has other features you would expect from CCDs, such as no lag, no microphony and no- nonsense reliability. Plus one feature you wouldn't expect from such a sophisticated camcorder -a low price. For more information, contact your Sony Broadcast rep- resentative. Or call Sony Broadcast at (201) 833 -5231. SONY, : ie1JJ These Stations Have the... SPOKANE KAYU NEW YORK WABC NEW ORLEANS WNOL LEXINGTON WDKY LOS ANGELES KTTV BUFFALO WUTV JOHNSTOWN -ALTOONA WFAT CHICAGO WPWR GREENVILLE -SP -ASHE WAXA CHATTANOOGA WDSI PHILADELPHIA WGBS COLUMBUS, OHIO WTTE KAUT TUCSON KDTU SAN FRANCISCO KOFY OKLAHOMA CITY SPRINGFIELD, MO KDEB SAN JOSE KICU BIRMINGHAM WDBB WKFT TRI -CITIES WETO BOSTON WXNE RALEIGH -DURHAM KOOG HUNTSVILLE WTRT DETROIT WXON SALT LAKE CITY -HASTINGS KBGT WASHINGTON D.C. WFTY GRAND RAPIDS WXMI LINCOLN EVANSVILLE WTVW DALLAS -FT. WORTH KDFI PROVIDENCE WSTG WFFT CLEVELAND WCLO HARRISBURG /YORK WPMT FT. WAYNE LAS VEGAS KRLR HOUSTON KTHT SAN ANTONIO KABB WPTT NORFOLK -PORTSMOUTH WYAH COLORADO SPRINGS KXRM PITTSBURGH WYZZ ATLANTA WATL ALBANY WUSV PEORIA LANSING WIHT SEATTLE KCPQ TULSA KGCT KVRR TAMPA WXLT LITTLE ROCK KJTM FARGO SC WTAT MIAMI WBFS FLINT -SAGINAW WSMH CHARLESTON, WTGS MINNEAPOLIS KTMA SHREVEPORT KMSS SAVANNAH WAEO ST. LOUIS KDNL MOBILE -PENSACOLA WPMI WAUSAU MACON WMAZ DENVER KDVR WICHITA -HUTCHINSON KSAS KPEJ WBFF TOLEDO WUPW ODESSA -MIDLAND BALTIMORE KXWY INDIANAPOLIS WTTV FRESNO KAIL CASPER -RIVERTON WJWT HARTFORD -NEW HAVEN WTNH JACKSONVILLE WNFT JACKSON, TN WGRB PORTLAND, OREGON KPDX ALBUQUERQUE KGSW BOWLING GREEN WMOD SYRACUSE WSTM ANCHORAGE KTBY ORLANDO WCVX CINCINNATI WIII GREEN BAY WGBA VINEYARD KCWT MILWAUKEE WCGV ROANOKE -LYNCHBURG WJPR WENATCHEE CEDAR RAPIDS KDUB Rais os Cr New York, NY 10016 (212) 685ó699 432 Park Avenue South, / vers 1986 Orbs Commun¢auone. lee M Rvnte Peser Vol 111 No 13 (Broadcasting Sep 29 ) Scrambling legislation showdown Technology rules the day at IBC NBC sweeps the Emmys SCRAMBLING ROWS D Waning days of FRENCH LOOK D Government official tours U.S. to congressional session finds events moving in an observe telecommunications marketplace. unclear direction on scrambling legislation. PAGE 60. PAGE 31. BATES SHAKE -UP D Jacoby is Out and Zuckert is in FALL PLANS D Deal with MCA for new sitcom first at top post at Ted Bates Worldwide. PAGE 62. step in NBC 0 &0's move to checkerboard programing in access in fall 1987. PAGE 33. NEW LOOK D Second public television station in Pittsburgh re- emerges after 18 months off the air. A AND THIRD D New management at CBS to PAGE 64. continue, with vigor, plans of previous management to cut back corporate staff. PAGE 34. ON THE BLOCK o LIN Broadcasting puts 10- station radio group up for sale. PAGE 70. PICK ONE o Texar Inc. petitions FCC to choose an AM stereo standard. PAGE 35. NEXT STEP o In wake of appeals court decision, observers say barriers to fairness repeal remain. LOOKING o GOOD NBC appears off to a strong PAGE 72. start in the prime time ratings race. PAGE 36. QUESTION OF CONTROL D Appeals court backs BRIGHTON o MEMOIRS International Broadcasting FCC in Puerto Rican station sale case involving Convention in England draws 180 exhibitors and foreign control. PAGE 74. host of papers on HDTV compatibility and digital equipment, among others. PAGE 42. UNMASKING THE TAPE D Hollywood takes its fight against unauthorized videotaping to Senate NBC BLOWOUT o Led by Golden Girls and St. Judiciary Committee hearing. PAGE 76. Elsewhere, NBC wins 34 Emmys, most in its history, in annual awards telecast. Show itself JAMAICA IN NOVEMBER o NTIA schedules ranks third for the week. PAGE 47. Caribbean conference on communications in Jamaica Nov. 9 -12. PAGE 76. LONG ROAD D Mike Hammer producer leads campaign to bring show back to the air. PAGE 52. JOURNALISTS CALL D Group of U.S journalists appeal to Soviet leader Gorbachev for the PUBLIC DISPUTE Controversy over PBS's The release of Nicholas Daniloff. PAGE 77. At rua Hs continues. PAGE 52. CANADIAN SON D Peter Jennings looks back at a GABRIEL HONORS D Steve Allen, WCVB -TV Boston less than scholarly, often lazy student who left and KMOX(AM) St. Louis take top honors in Gabriel school to pursue a job in broadcast news. awards. PAGE 52. PAGE 104. INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS Business Briefly 16 Fates & Fortunes 100 Law & Regulation 72 Riding Gain 70 Cablecastings 10 Fifth Estater 103 The Media 60 Satellite Footprints 61 Changing Hands 78 For the Record 86 Monday Memo 22 Stock Index 68 Closed Circuit 7 In Brief 104 Open Mike 29 Syndiction Marketplace Datebook 26 Journalism 77 Programing 47 Technology 42 Editorials 106 Telecastings 80 Broadcasting (ISSN 0007 -2028) is published 52 Mondays a year by Publications Broadcasting Inc., 1735 DcSalcs Street. N.W Washington, D.C. 20036. Second -class paid at Washington, D.C.. and additional offices. Single issue $2 except issues postage special $3.50 (50th Anniversary issue $10). Subscriptions, U.S. and possessions: one years $125. three years $175. Canadian and other year $65, two international subscribers add $20 per year. U.S. and possessions $170 yearly for special Subscriber's occupation required. Annually. delivery. $100 for first- class. Broadcasting a Cablecastiug Yearbook $90 Across the Dial $6.95. Microfilm Microfilms. 300 North of Broadcasting is available from University Zeeb Road. Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106 (35mm, full year $55) Microfiche of Is Road. Broadcasting available from Bell & Howell, Micro Photo Division. Old Mansfield Nboster. Ohio 44691 ($371yr). Postmaster please send address corrections to Broadcasting. 1735 DeSales St . N W Washington. D.C. 20036. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS: American Railroads. Association of 48 -49 0 AT &T Third Cover o Americom Radio Brokers 80 o Associated Press Blackburn & Co., Inc. 78 Broadcast Services Fourth Cover o o Chapman Associates 82 0 Donald K. Clark, Inc. 83 0 Classified Ads 91 -99 0 u Communications Equity Associates 81 D Continental Electronics 16, 70 Conus Front Cover u R.C. Crisler & Co. 85 0 Eastman Kodak Co. 44 -45 0 Gammon & Ninowski Media Investments, Inc. 86 o Group W Television Sales 30 0 The Home Shopping Network, Inc. 15 International Tapetronics Corp. /3M 39 O Kozacko Horton o Co. 84 Lorimar -Telepictures 11. 12 -13 o Lorimar -Telepictures Perennial 17. 19 O The Mahlman Co. 79 u MCA TV 8 -9 u MIPCOM '86 63 0 National Association of Broadcasters 18 0 Orbis Communications 4 0 Orion Television Syndication 23, 24 -25, 27 0 Panasonic Broadcast Systems 40 -41 0 Paramount Domestic Television and Video Programming 54 -55 0 Polaroid 20 -21 o Professional Cards 890 seltel 6 o Services Directory 88 0 SONY Broadcast Second Cover /3 0 SRDS. Inc. 58 -59 Seltel is proud to announce our KTGF-1V, appointment as national sales ANOTHER representative for station KTGF -TV, the NBC affiliate in BIG SKY Great Falls, Montana. Together we expect HIGH to make new highs in sales and revenue in Big Sky Country. That's the bottom line. PERFORMANCE IS THE BOTTOM LINE. {ClosedoCirc- 1t) group is Fallback reportedly inquiring about American continent and French islands in availability of all or part of NBC's radio Caribbean. Sources following project say Broadcasters are looking to Senate -House network division, which recently changed Videosat 1 would operate over Middle conference on omnibus appropriations East bill corporate ownership from RCA to and Videosat 2, over Greenwich, to kill provision accepted by Senate General Electric. GE must sell five NBC - England. Appropriations Committee late last Friday. owned radio stations in New York, Provision directs FCC to reopen fairness Chicago and Washington, where there are doctrine inquiry and could derail appellate co -owned television stations, to comply Togetherness court challenges to doctrine now in with FCC rules. progress (BROADCASTING, Aug. I 8). Must -carry watchers took note Friday of Expectation is that provision will emerge lunch at Washington's Mel Krupin's in final Senate bill this week. Mark's millions restaurant attended by President Eddie Apppropriations Committee Chairman Fritts and Senior Executive Vice President FCC Chairman Mark Fowler will take Mark Hatfield (R -Ore.) has said he would John Summers of National Association of initiative on minority ownership permit no amendments on Senate floor, issue this Broadcasters and President James Mooney week, telling congressional presumably excluding chance to extract committee of National Cable Television Association.
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