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The Museum of & Radio

2004 Annual Report Table of Contents .

Letter from the Chairman ...... 5

Museum Overview...... 7

Board Lists Board of Trustees ...... 8 Board of Governors ...... 10 Media Center Board of Governors ...... 11 International Council Advisory Board ...... 13

Public Programming General Seminars ...... 16 University Seminars ...... 21 Paley Television Festival ...... 22 Television Documentary Festival ...... 23 Screening Series ...... 24 Listening Series ...... 25 Radio Broadcasts...... 26 Television Special ...... 28 Gallery Exhibits ...... 28 Education Class Program ...... 29 Family Program ...... 30 Re-creating Radio ...... 30 Acquisitions for the Collection ...... 31

Special Events Galas ...... 32 Golf Classic ...... 32 Members-Only Events ...... 33 Producers Circle Events ...... 33

Industry Programs MT& Media Center Roundtable Breakfasts ...... 35 Boardroom Luncheons ...... 36 Dialogues ...... 37 Dinners and Panels ...... 37 Industry Forum...... 37 International Council ...... 38 Events and Panel Discussions ...... 38

Summary of 2004 Financial Information ...... 39

Donors List ...... 40

3 Letter from the Chairman .

On behalf of my fellow trustees and the entire staff, I am delighted to present the annual report of The Museum of Television & Radio. We hope you will share our pride in what we accomplished during 2004—in and outside our facilities in and Los Angeles.

Year-round the Museum strives to make its increasingly diverse audiences aware of the important cultural and artistic work done in television and radio. We achieve this through wide-ranging activities, including edu- cation classes, seminars, screening and listening series, exhibits, and annual festivals.

This past year was no exception, to judge from a few highlights. We presented what proved to be one of our most popular exhibitions ever: It Was Forty Years Ago Today...The Beatles in America. This gallery exhibit of rare photos and video footage and a listening series of radio interviews commemorated the arrival of the Fab Four in this country. And in a fervently contested election year, we launched The Political Process in the Media Age, a series of fascinating screenings and seminars that examined the dynamic relationship between politics and the media. Several of these seminars were part of our University Satellite Seminar series, and as such were transmitted live to classrooms nationwide.

Our class program takes a lead role in the Museum’s educational efforts. Classes on the civil rights movement and the Cold War are perennial favorites, but our class on the history of presidential won the pop- ular vote this year; scores of high school classes visited to study historic and contemporary examples of how candidates shape their images and deliver their messages through political . Another highlight in educa- tion: after several successful years at our Los Angeles facility we were pleased to launch a Distance Learning Program in New York, which enables our educators to reach beyond our walls and teach remote audiences via videoconference.

And, thanks to our acquisition efforts in 2004, future generations of students, teachers, and scholars, as well as the general public, will have a greater wealth of programs and advertisements to study and enjoy. More than 3,000 hours of programming were added to our collection, a time capsule of our life and times.

In addition to these public activities, the Museum provides a premier venue for discussion and debate among media professionals through its MT&R Media Center. This forum of senior executives in the media and its related industries comes together throughout the year for a wide array of events covering pressing topics, such as our Dialogue in Los Angeles in May, “Protecting Digital Content,” which addressed how technology can promote protection of content in the digital age. The Museum’s International Council, comprised of the chief executives of the world’s leading media companies, had its annual conference in Cape Town, South Africa. It was an extremely successful series of panel discussions and other events, and we would like to thank President Thabo Mbeki for his hospitality.

None of these activities would be possible without the valued support of the corporations, foundations, and individual donors to whom we extend our deepest gratitude. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the Museum’s devoted leadership: its Trustees, Los Angeles Board of Governors, and Media Center Board of Governors. Your guidance and advocacy in 2004 was dearly appreciated by everyone at the Museum.

We also thank you, our public, who we are honored to serve. We look forward to seeing you at the Museum.

Frank A. Bennack, Jr.

5 Museum Overview .

The Museum of Television & Radio is a national nonprofit educational organization whose archive holds a wealth of information recorded on television and radio about our history, our culture, and our progress as a society. The Museum is the first institution in the world whose holdings of radio and television programming are acquired and cataloged expressly for the education of and use by the general public.

Founded in 1975 in New York by William S. Paley, and expanded to Los Angeles in 1996, the Museum’s mission is to collect, preserve, and interpret television and radio programming and advertisements, and to ensure full public access to the collection. The Museum also works to educate and engage audiences through thematic screening and listening series, seminars, festivals, educational activities for children, publications, and exhi- bitions that illuminate the heritage and inform the future of television and radio.

Through generous program donations by the broadcast and cable networks, independent producers and pro- duction companies, individuals and organizations, and advertising agencies, the Museum’s ever-growing col- lection consists of more than 100,000 television and radio programs and advertisements, spanning from 1918 to the present, which form the foundation for all the Museum’s public programs.

Four major goals coincide with the Museum’s mission:

• To be the foremost museum dedicated to the study of television and radio programming and advertisements

• To serve as the primary resource for the general public who wish to view and listen to television and radio programming history

• To provide through education and exhibition activities a forum for greater understanding and appreciation of the artistic value, social impact, and historical significance of television and radio programming

• To provide services to communications professionals which address key issues in the field

7 The Museum of . Sesame Workshop Television & Radio . Board of Trustees . Ronald R. Davenport, Sr. Sheridan Broadcasting Corporation

Barry Diller InterActiveCorp CHAIRMAN Lee Gabler Frank A. Bennack, Jr. The Hearst Corporation George J. Gillespie, III, Esq. Cravath, Swaine & Moore VICE CHAIRS James L. Greenwald Gordon Crawford Katz Media Group Capital Research and Management Ralph Guild Gustave M. Hauser Interep Hauser Communications, Inc. Robert A. Iger Leo J. Hindery, Jr. The Company HL Capital Inc. Henry A. Kissinger Mel Karmazin Kissinger Associates, Inc. Kay Koplovitz Marlo Thomas Koplovitz & Company LLC

Norman Lear* Act III Communications TRUSTEES John W. Madigan * Tribune Company

Wallis Annenberg Burt Manning Annenberg Foundation J. Walter Thompson Company

Loreen Arbus L. Lowry Mays Loreen Arbus Productions, Inc. Clear Channel Worldwide

Frank J. Biondi, Jr. Edward F. McLaughlin WaterView Advisors LLC EFM Media Management Inc.

Christopher H. Browne Dina Merrill Tweedy Browne Company LLC RKO Pictures, Inc.

Gustavo A. Cisneros Barry M. Meyer Cisneros Group of Companies Warner Bros.

8 Rosalind P. Walter News Corporation Thomas S. Murphy* ABC News ABC, Inc. Lou Weiss* Edward N. Ney , Inc. Young & Rubicam Advertising Jim Wiatt William C. Paley William Morris Agency, Inc. 2023 LLC Norman J. Pattiz NBC Universal Westwood One Incorporated Alex Yemenidjian CBS News

Sumner Redstone Inc. William S. Paley, Founder

Haim Saban *Trustee Emeritus

Cristina Saralegui List current as of June 2005 Cristina Saralegui Enterprises, Inc.

Ivan Seidenberg

Sid Sheinberg* The Bubble Factory

Stanley S. Shuman Allen & Company Incorporated

John J. Sie Encore Group LLC

Robert F.X. Sillerman CKX, Inc.

Frank Stanton*

David J. Stern National Basketball Association

Howard Stringer Corporation of America

Grant A. Tinker* GTG Entertainment

9 Los Angeles Board of Governors . E! Networks

Sam Haskell

COCHAIRS and Spike TV News Corporation Andy Heyward DIC Entertainment Gordon Crawford Capital Research and Management Company David Hill Fox Sports Television Group Leslie Moonves Viacom, Inc. Mark Itkin William Morris Agency

BOARD Nancy Josephson International Creative Management Chris Albrecht HBO, Inc. Pat Kingsley PMK/HBH William J. Bell Bell-Phillip TV Productions, Inc. David Kissinger Conaco Productions Peter Benedek Charles Koones Variety E. Blake Byrne The Skylark Foundation

John F. Cooke Warren Lieberfarb Western Territories Group, LLC Lieberfarb & Associates LLC

Ernest Del Richard Lippin Del, Shaw, Moonves, Tanaka and Finkelstein The Lippin Group

Robert Dowling Greg Meidel The Reporter Paramount Domestic Television

Sam Fischer Stephen Mosko Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca, Fischer, Gilbert-Lurie, Television Stiffelman & Cook LLP

Gary Newman Twentieth Century Fox Television NBC Universal

Jim Packer Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.

Rick Rosen Jim Griffiths Talent Agency Playboy Enterprises, Inc.

10 Bruce Rosenblum Warner Bros. Television Group Media Center . Board of Governors . Michael Rosenfeld Creative Artists Agency

COCHAIRS Phil Rosenthal Frank A. Bennack, Jr. The Hearst Corporation Shoe Money Productions Gustave M. Hauser Hauser Communications, Inc. Harry Sloan SBS Broadcasting Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Associates, Inc.

Kiefer Sutherland VICE CHAIRS

Anne Sweeney Thomas M. Fontana Disney Media Networks and The Levinson/Fontana Company Disney-ABC Television Group

Ivan Seidenberg Verizon Communications ABC Entertainment Television Group

Larry Wilmore BOARD

Dick Wolf Jeffrey L. Bewkes The Law & Order-branded series Time Warner Inc.

James Woods Adam Bird Booz Allen Hamilton NBC Group Kenneth L. Burns Florentine

List current as of June 2005 Stephen M. Case Revolution LLC

Juan Luis Cebrián Grupo PRISA

Peter Chernin News Corporation

Frank De Fina Panasonic System Solutions Company

Charles F. Dolan Systems Corporation

11 CBS News Thomas E. Freston Viacom Inc. Paul E. Steiger The Journal Rob Glaser RealNetworks Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr. Company Peter T. Grauer Bloomberg L.P. Frans van Houten Royal Philips Electronics Christie Hefner Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Wolf Films Inc. Andrew J. Heyward CBS News Michael J. Wolf McKinsey & Company Gwen Ifill The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer List current as of June 2005 Linda Kaplan Thaler The Kaplan Thaler Group

Mel Karmazin Sirius Satellite Radio

Jonathan Klein CNN/U.S.

Andrew Lack Sony BMG Music Entertainment

Craig Mundie Microsoft Corporation

Steven Newhouse Advance.

Henry S. Schleiff Court TV

Terry Semel Yahoo! Inc.

Jeffrey Sine UBS Warburg

Sir Martin Sorrell WPP

12 International Council . Roberto Civita Advisory Board . The Abril Group

Roberto Irineu Marinho TV Globo COCHAIRS

CANADA Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Leonard Asper The Hearst Corporation CanWest Global Communications

Henry A. Kissinger Ivan Fecan Bell Globemedia

BOARD Robert Rabinovitch CBC Essel Group of Companies Ted Rogers Rogers Communications, Inc. Gustavo A. Cisneros Cisneros Group of Companies Sir Run Run Shaw Gordon Crawford Television Broadcasts Limited Capital Research and Management

Minister Sun Jiazheng Robert Iger Ministry of Culture

Bruno Wu Ivan Seidenberg Sun Media Group Holdings Ltd. Verizon

COLOMBIA Julio Mario Santo Domingo Sony Corporation of America Bavaria, S.A.

Marc Tessier Télévisions Jaakko Rauramo SanomaSWOY Corporation Bob Wright NBC Universal FRANCE Patrick Le Lay TF1 MEMBERS

Marc Tessier France Télévisions Ernestina Herrera de Noble Grupo Clarin Herbert Kloiber Tele-München-Gruppe Kerry Packer Consolidated Press Holdings Limited Fritz Pleitgen WDR Kerry Stokes Limited 13 Thomas Gruber Miguel Paes do Amaral ARD Media Capital

Markus Schächter Miguel Horta e Costa ZDF Telecom

GREECE Minos X. Kyriakou Konstantin Ernst Antenna Television AE ORT

INDIA SCANDINAVIA Subhash Chandra Harry Evans Sloan Essel Group of Companies SBS Broadcasting SA

K.S. Sarma SOUTH AFRICA Prasar Bharati William Kirsh Primedia Limited Fedele Confalonieri Peter Matlare Mediaset SABC

JAPAN Hisashi Hieda Luis Abril Pérez Fujisankei Communications Group Telefónica Media

Michisada Hirose José M. Bergareche Busquet TV Asahi Corporation Vocento

Yukio Sunahara Juan Luis Cebrián Tokyo Broadcasting System, Inc. Grupo Prisa

Seiichiro Ujiie Javier Díez de Polanco Nippon Television Network Corporation Sogecable

KOREA Alfonso Rodés Vilà Yun-Joo Jung Media Planning Group Korean Broadcasting System Paolo Vasile Telecinco Gerhard Zeiler RTL Groupe Aydin Dogan Dogan Media Group Ricardo Salinas Pliego TV Azteca Charles Allen THE ITV Plc Cobus Stofberg MIH Limited Clive Hollick United News & Media Plc PORTUGAL Luis Augusto da Silva Marjorie Scardino Cinveste Pearson 14 Martin Sorrell WPP

Cob Stenham Communications

VENEZUELA Gustavo A. Cisneros Cisneros Group of Companies

MEMBERS EMERITI

Adri Baan The Netherlands

Mark L. Schneider United Kingdom

Helmut Thoma Public Programming Germany

The Museum’s collection provides the foundation Gerhard Weis for a wide range of public programs, including screening and listening series, festivals, gallery exhibits, and seminars. These interpretive pro- SPONSORS grams, developed by Museum curators, illuminate topics of social, historic, popular, or artistic signifi- Adam Bird cance while also providing the public with a Booz Allen Hamilton context in which to observe and analyze the media, and specifically how television and radio communi- Michael Connors cate and influence ideas, values, and our culture Nielsen Media Research as a whole.

Gustave M. and Rita E. Hauser

R. Wayne Jackson PricewaterhouseCoopers

List current as of June 15, 2005 ’S ADDRESSES: General Seminars . THE IMAGINATION OF DARREN STAR Monday, March 22, 2004 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R The Museum’s seminar program features in-person Panelist: Darren Star discussions with distinguished performers, critics, writers, directors, producers, , and others CAETANO VELOSO: LIVE AND ON TELEVISION involved in the creative process of programming. In association with Carnegie Hall Topics range from the collaborative process behind Tuesday, April 13, 2004 programming to significant historic events captured 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. by the media. Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Panelist: Caetano Veloso

NEW YORK ON EDWARD R. MURROW AND NPR Monday, May 10, 2004 A CONVERSATION ABOUT GEORGE BALANCHINE 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 20, 2004 Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Panelist: Bob Edwards Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Panelists: Suzanne Farrell, Artistic Director, The THE WILLIAM S. PALEY LECTURE: DICK WOLF Suzanne Farrell Ballet, Fmr. Principal Dancer, New Tuesday, May 18, 2004 York City Ballet; John Goberman, Executive 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Producer, Live from Lincoln Center; Barbara Horgan, Moderator: Stuart N. Brotman, President, MT&R Chairman, The George Balanchine Foundation; Panelist: Dick Wolf Edward Villella, Founding Artistic Director/CEO, This lecture, the tenth in a series honoring William City Ballet; Fmr. Principal Dancer, New York S. Paley, founder of CBS, has been generously City Ballet underwritten by the CBS Foundation.

WRITING SITUATION COMEDIES: CONTROL ROOM FROM PITCH TO POLISH AN INSIDE LOOK AT Monday, February 9, 2004 Wednesday, May 19, 2004 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Moderator: Stuart N. Brotman, President, MT&R Panelists: Cindy Chupack, Writer, , Panelists: Samir Khader, Senior Producer, Al Everybody Loves Raymond; Eric Gilliland, Executive Jazeera; , Director; Col. Jay M. Supervising Producer, ; David Steven Parker, Director of International Relations and Cohen, Writer, Alf, Living Single, Pee Wee’s National Security Studies, USMA, West Point; Playhouse Lt. Josh Rushing, Press Officer, Central Command; Abdallah Schleifer, Executive Producer Writing Raymond: AN EVENING WITH THE ENTIRE WRITING STAFF OF EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND Cosponsored by Writers Guild of America, East Monday, March 1, 2004 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Moderators: Neal Gabler, Media Historian; Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Panelists: Phil Rosenthal, Creator/Executive Producer; Tom Caltabiano; Leslie Caveny; Tucker Cawley; Mike Royce; Lew Schneider; Mike Scully; Aaron Shure; Steve Skrovan; Jeremy Stevens

16 NO LIMITS: A LOOK AT TELEVISION AND THE OLYMPICS QUEER AS FOLK AND THE L WORD Monday, May 24, 2004 World 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. BUD GREENSPAN REMEMBERS: Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R THE 1984 L.A. OLYMPICS Panelists: Steven Capsuto, Author, Alternate Thursday, July 15, 2004 Channels; Ilene Chaiken, Creator/Executive 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Producer/Writer, The L Word; Ron Cowen, Executive Introduction: Frank Deford Producer/Writer, Queer as Folk; Robert Gant, Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R “Professor Ben Bruckner,” Queer as Folk; Robert Panelists: Bud Greenspan Greenblatt, President of Entertainment, Inc.; Daniel Lipman, Executive THE OLYMPICS ON TELEVISION: Producer/Writer, Queer as Folk; Katherine Moennig, THE IMPACT ON NATIONAL IDENTITY “Shane McCutheon,” The L Word Thursday, August 5, 2004 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. THE JURY IS IN Moderator: Stuart N. Brotman, President, MT&R Premiere of the New Courtroom Drama Panelists: Susan Bachrach, Author, The Nazi Thursday, June 3, 2004 Olympics: 1936 and Curator of Special 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Exhibitions, Holocaust Memorial Moderator: Stuart N. Brotman, President, MT&R Museum; His Excellency Mr. John Dauth, Panelists: Billy Burke, “John Ranguso”; Adam Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Busch, “Steve Dixon”; Cote de Pablo, “Marguerite Australia to the United Nations; Michael Pearl, Cisneros”; , Creator/Writer/Executive Executive Producer and Senior Vice President of Producer; Shalom Harlow, “Melissa Greenfield”; Production, ABC Sports; George Roy, Copresident, Jeff Hephner, “Keenan O’Brien”; , Black Canyon Productions; Tommie Smith, 1968 Creator/Executive Producer/Director/“Judge Horatio Olympic Gold Medalist Hawthorne”; James Yoshimura, Creator/Writer/Executive Producer ADVERTISING WEEK

New York Premiere MADISON AVENUE GOES TO WASHINGTON: LAST MAN STANDING THE IMAGE-MAKERS WHO HAVE SHAPED POLITICS, -STYLE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS Tuesday, June 15, 2004 Monday, September 20, 2004 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. Moderator: Allen Glover, Curator, MT&R Moderator: Bill Schneider, Chief Political Panelist: Paul Stekler, Filmmaker Correspondent, CNN Panelists: Phil Dusenberry, Former Chairman, BBDO A CONVERSATION WITH RON BURGUNDY ; Bill Hillsman, Political Consultant; Wednesday, July 7, 2004 Mike McManus, Jr., Former Assistant to President 8:00 to 10:15 p.m. ; President & CEO, Misonix, Inc.; Roy Introduction: David Bushman, Curator, MT&R Spence, Jr., President & Founder, GSD&M Moderator: , A&E Advertising Panelist: , “Ron Burgundy” (Advertising Week continues)

17 General Seminars continued

JUST FOR LAUGHS—CELEBRATING C-SPAN AND CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS HUMOR IN ADVERTISING Monday, November 8, 2004 Tuesday, September 21, 2004 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. (see University Satellite Seminar Series for full Moderator: Bob Mankoff, Cartoon Editor, The New description) Yorker Panelists: Cheryl Berman, Chairman & Chief Funding for The Political Process in the Media Age Creative Officer, Leo Burnett USA; Gerry Graf, was generously provided by The Blanche and Irving Executive Creative Director, TBWA\Chiat\Day New Laurie Foundation. York; Bob Kuperman, President & CEO, DDB New York; Tim Mellors, President & Chief Creative Funding for C-SPAN: Adventures in Democracy was Officer, Grey Worldwide, North America; Tod generously provided by The Rosalind P. Walter Seisser, Chief Creative Officer, Saatchi & Saatchi Foundation. Additional support provided by cable New York; Donna Weinheim, Senior Creative television pioneer Gerry Lenfest. Director, BBDO New York THE OFFICE SPECIAL Monday, October 18, 2004 THE POLITICAL PROCESS IN THE MEDIA AGE 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Introduction: Bill Hilary, CEO and President, BBC MTV AND THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE YOUTH VOTE America Thursday, September 30, 2004 Moderator: Matt Roush, Senior Television Critic, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. TV Guide (see University Satellite Seminar Series for full Panelist: , Cocreator and Star description) DECODING “THE MESSAGE”: Preview (excerpts) A PREVIEW OF FRONTLINE’S THE PERSUADERS DECISIONS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD Tuesday, October 26, 2004 (FEATURING FDR, LBJ, AND RONALD REAGAN) 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Monday, October 4, 2004 Moderator: Rachel Dretzin, Producer/Director 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Panelists: Del Galloway, President & CEO, Public Moderator: , Columnist, The New Relations Society of America; Dr. G. Clotaire York Times Rapaille, Chairman, Archetype Discoveries Panelists: Donald A. Baer, Senior Executive Vice Worldwide; Doug Rushkoff, Correspondent; Lance President, Strategy and Development, Discovery Strate, Associate Professor, Communication and Communications, Inc.; Michael Beschloss, Media Studies, Fordham University Presidential Historian; Coproducer and Narrator; Jerry Rafshoon, Filmmaker

C-SPAN: ADVENTURES IN DEMOCRACY

BOOK-TV: PROMOTING CITIZENS’ LITERACY Thursday, October 7, 2004 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Moderator: Neal Gabler, Author Panelists: Joni Evans, Executive Vice President, William Morris Agency, Inc.; Martin Garbus, ; Author; Todd Gitlin, Author; Mitchell Kaplan, President, American Booksellers Association; Sam Tanenhaus, Editor, New York Times Book Review C-SPAN Representative: Connie Doebele, Executive Producer for Book Programming, C-SPAN

18 Special Preview LOS ANGELES :

Tuesday, November 16, 2004 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 10, 2004 Screening Introduction: Mark Samels, Executive 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Producer of American Experience Moderator: Barbara Dixon, Director, MT&R Los Moderator: Lissa Ree Weinmann, Director, The Angeles Project at the World Policy Institute Panelists: (Creator, Executive Panelists: Adriana Bosch, Producer/Director/Writer; Producer), Justin Berfield (Actor), Brian Latell, Senior Associate and Director, Central (Actor), Jane Kaczmarek (Actor), Christopher America and Caribbean Project, Americas Program, Masterson (Actor), Eric Per Sullivan (Actor), CSIS; Marifeli Pérez-Stable, Author, The Cuban (Actor) Revolution: Origins, Course, and Legacy; Julia

Sweig, Senior Fellow, Latin America Program, HUMANITAS: COMEDY Council on Foreign Relations; Author, Inside the Wednesday, February 11, 2004 Cuban Revolution (see University Satellite Seminar Series for full description) This event is cosponsored by the Council on Foreign

Relations and WGBH/American Experience. THE HISTORY OF GAY AND LESBIAN IMAGES ON TV Thursday, March 25, 2004 THEY MADE BROADCASTING: (see University Satellite Seminar Series for full A CONVERSATION WITH SIR HAROLD EVANS description) Wednesday, December 8, 2004

6:00 to 7:30 p.m. HUMANITAS: LONGFORM Moderator: Consuelo Mack, Anchor and Senior Wednesday, April 7, 2004 Correspondent, CNBC 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Panelist: Sir Harold Evans, Author, Publisher, and Moderators: Chris Donahue (Executive Director, Humanitas Prize), Barbara Dixon, Director, MT&R Los Angeles New York Premiere Panelists: Suzette Couture (Writer, Heaven), Paris THE CUTTING EDGE: THE MAGIC OF MOVIE EDITING Qualles (Writer, The Tuskegee Airman), John Sacret Thursday, December 9, 2004 Young (Writer, Producer, ) 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R A CONVERSATION WITH DAN CURTIS Panelists: Wendy Apple, Director; Carol Littleton, Thursday, April 22, 2004 A.C.E. (Body Heat); Craig McKay, A.C.E. (The Silence 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. of the Lambs); Thelma Schoonmaker, M.P.S.E., A.C.E. Moderator: David Bushman, Curator, MT&R (Raging Bull); Tim Tobin, Editor, The Cutting Edge: Panelist: Dan Curtis (Creator, Executive Producer, The Magic of Movie Editing )

19 MR. MONK GOES TO THE MUSEUM THE POLITICAL PROCESS IN THE MEDIA AGE Monday, May 10, 2004 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: RFK Moderator: Barbara Dixon, Director, MT&R Los Monday, September 27, 2004 Angeles 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Panelists: David Hoberman (Cocreator, Executive Moderator: Tom Oliphant (Political Commentator) Producer), Jason Gray-Stanford (Actor), Ted Levine Panelists: Mark Samels (Executive Producer, The (Actor), Bitty Schram (Actor), Tony Shalhoub American Experience , Frank Mankiewicz (Vice (Actor), Randy Zisk (Director, Executive Producer) Chairman, Hill & Knowlton, Former Press Secretary to RFK), David Grubin (Filmmaker) A CONVERSATION WITH DR. PHIL Wednesday, May 12, 2004 DECISIONS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Moderator: Barbara Dixon, Director, MT&R 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Los Angeles Moderator: Michael Kinsley (Editorial Editor, Panelists: Dr. Phil McGraw (Host, Dr. Phil Show) LA Times) Panelists: Donald Baer (Senior Executive Vice TELEVISION AND THE OLYMPICS President, Discovery Communications Inc.), Michael Beschloss (Political Historian), Gerald Rafshoon BUD GREENSPAN’S FAVORITE OLYMPIC MOMENTS (Filmmaker) Tuesday, July 6, 2004 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Moderator: JACK VALENTI LOOKS BACK Panelists: Bud Greenspan (Olympic Correspondent, Tuesday, October 12, 2004 Documentary Producer), Nancy Beffa 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. (Documentary Producer) Moderator: Martin Kaplan (Dean, The Annenberg School for Communication) 1984 SUMMER OLYMPICS IN LOS ANGELES Panelist: Jack Valenti (Former President, The Motion Monday, July 19, 2004 Picture Association of America) 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Moderator: John Naber (Olympic Gold Medalist) A CONVERSATION WITH Panelists: Anita DeFrantz (Olympic Champion), David Monday, October 4, 2004 Wolper (Producer), Bill Dwyre (LA Times Columnist), 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Rafer Johnson (Olympic Champion), Moderator: Brian Lowry (Columnist, Variety) (Television Sports Reporter) Panelist: David Milch (Producer/Creator, Deadwood)

THE MITCHELL SEMINAR: THE APPRENTICE CARSEY/WERNER Monday, September 20, 2004 Wednesday, November 17, 2004 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Moderator: Billy Bush (Cohost, Access Hollywood) Moderator: (Former Programming Panelists: (Producer, Survivor, The Chief, NBC) Apprentice), (Executive Producer, Panelists: (Producer), Tom The Apprentice) Werner (Producer)

This is the eighth in a series of annual seminars to honor John H. Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell was president of Television and executive vice presi- dent of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., where he oversaw the production of 150 series as well as 50 spe- cials and movies-of-the-week. Mr. Mitchell was also president of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and the founder of the Television Academy Hall of Fame. 20 University Satellite Seminars . NEW YORK

TO BE, OR NOT TO BE, IN THE PICTURE THE DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER AND The Museum reaches beyond its walls to serve an THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH off-site collegiate audience through its University Thursday, April 15, 2004 Satellite Seminar program. This initiative utilizes 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. satellite technology to transmit Museum seminars to Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R hundreds of colleges and universities throughout Panelists: Alan Berliner (The Sweetest Sound, the United States. Intimate Stranger); Chris Hegedus (Startup.com, The War Room); (); DA Pennebaker (Don’t Look Back, LOS ANGELES Monterey Pop); Chris Wilcha (The Target Shoots First, Secondhand Stories) TELEVISION AS SOCIAL COMMENTARY: A CELEBRATION OF THIRTY YEARS OF THE MTV AND THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE YOUTH VOTE HUMANITAS PRIZE: COMEDY Thursday, September 30, 2004 Wednesday, February 11, 2004 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Moderator: , Anchor, CBS News on Moderator: Barbara Dixon, Vice President and mtvU Director, MT&R Los Angeles; Chris Donahue, Panelists: Daniel Cruise, Kerry-Edwards Campaign Executive Director, The Humanitas Prize Representative; Rosario Dawson, Actress; Panelists: Matthew Carlson (The Wonder Years, Cofounder, Voto Latino; , Bush-Cheney Malcolm in the Middle); Marcy Carsey (The Cosby Campaign Representative; Alexis McGill, Executive Show, Roseanne, , That ‘70s Director, Citizen Change; Ian Rowe, Vice President, Show, Whoopi); Matt Tarses (Scrubs, Sports Night); MTV Strategic Partnerships and Public Affairs Steve Tompkins (, The Presenter: Matt Catapano, Director, MTV Research Show) & Planning

THE HISTORY OF GAY & LESBIAN IMAGES C-SPAN AND CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS ON TELEVISION Monday, November 8, 2004 Thursday, March 25, 2004 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Moderator: Albert Eisele, Editor, The Hill Moderator: Barbara Dixon, Vice President and Panelists: Bill Bradley, Former U.S. Senator (NJ, Director, MT&R Los Angeles 1979–97); Al Felzenberg, Deputy for Communications, Panelists: Jennifer Beals, “Bette Porter,” The L 9-11 Commission; John Fund, Wall Street Journal Word; Ilene Chaiken, Creator/Executive Editorial Board; Peter Hart, Chief Executive Officer, Producer/Writer, The L Word; Ron Cowen, Executive Peter D. Hart Research Associates Producer/Writer, Queer as Folk; Wilson Cruz, “Rickie C-SPAN Representative: Terry Murphy, Vice Vasquez,” My So-Called Life; Winnie Holzman, President of Programming, C-SPAN Creator/Coexecutive Producer, My So-Called Life; Daniel Lipman, Executive Producer/Writer, Queer as Folk; Dr. Stephen Tropiano, Author, The Prime Time Closet: A History of Gays and Lesbians on Television

This seminar has been funded in part by E. Blake Byrne and the David Geffen Foundation

21 AN EVENING WITH WILLIAM SHATNER William S. Paley Television Festival. Wednesday, March 10 at 7:00 p.m. Panelist: William Shatner

The Los Angeles–based Festival features the best in DEVELOPMENT television programming, past and present. The twenty- Thursday, March 11 at 7:00 p.m. first annual Festival ran from March 3 to 16, 2004. Panelists: (“Gob Bluth”), Jason Bateman (“Michael Bluth”), Michael Cera (“George Michael Funding for the Paley Festival has been provided by Bluth”), (“Lindsey Bluth”), Tony Hale William S. Paley Foundation, Inc. (“Buster Bluth”), (Creator/Executive Producer), David Nevins CREATING CHARACTERS: J. J. ABRAMS (Executive Producer), (“Maeby AND “ BRISTOW” & “FELICITY PORTER” Funke”), (“George Bluth, Sr.”), Wednesday, March 3 at 7:00 p.m. Jessica Walter (“Lucille Bluth”) Panelists: J. J. Abrams (Creator/Executive Producer of Alias and Felicity), (“Sydney A SALUTE TO Bristow”), Keri Russell (“Felicity Porter”) Friday, March 12 at 7:00 p.m. Panelists: Ann B. Davis (“Alice Nelson”), Christopher Knight (“Peter Brady”), Les Martinson Thursday, March 4 at 7:00 p.m. (Director), John Rich (Director), Lloyd Schwartz Panelists: Susan Cohen-Dickler (Executive Producer (Producer/Director/Writer), Sherwood Schwartz and Chairman, Banyan Productions), Kathy Davidov (Creator/Executive Producer/Writer), Mel (Executive Producer, TLC), (Host), Ray Shavelson, (Director/Producer), Dawn Wells (“Mary Murray (Executive Producer and President, Banyan Ann Summers”) Productions), Carter Oosterhouse (Carpenter), Doug Wilson (Designer) Saturday, March 13 at 7:00 p.m. AN EVENING WITH Panelists: Ed Burns (Writer/Story Editor), Robert Friday, March 5 at 7:00 p.m. Colesbury (Executive Producer), Wood Harris Panelist: Angela Lansbury (“Avon Barksdale”), Wendell Pierce (“Homicide Detective William ‘Buck’ Moreland”), Lance Reddick JOAN OF ARCADIA (“Lieutenant Cedric Daniels”), David Simon Saturday, March 6 at 7:00 p.m. (Creator/Executive Producer/Writer), Sonja Sohn Panelists: Barbara Hall (Creator/Executive (“Narcotics Detective Shakima Greggs”) Producer), Joe Mantegna (“Will Girardi”), (“Kevin Girardi”), (“Helen Girardi”), (“Joan Girardi”), Michael Monday, March 15 at 7:00 p.m. Welch (“Luke Girardi”) Panelists: Mat Beck (Visual Effects Producer), Greg Beeman (Executive Producer), Ken Biller THE O.C. (Coexecutive Producer), Joe Davola (Executive Tuesday, March 9 at 7:00 p.m. Producer), Al Gough (Executive Producer), Ken Panelists: Mischa Barton (“Marissa Cooper”), Horton (Executive Producer), Jeph Loeb (Consulting (“Summer”), Adam Brody (“Seth Producer), Miles Millar (Executive Producer), Mark Cohen”), Chris Carmack (“Luke”), Melinda Clarke Snow (Composer), Mark Verheiden (Coexecutive (“Julie Cooper”), Bob DeLaurentis (Executive Producer), Tom Welling (“Clark Kent”) Producer), Tate Donovan, (“Jimmy Cooper”), Peter Gallagher (“Sandy Cohen”), Allan Heinberg (Coexecutive Producer), McG (Executive Producer), Benjamin McKenzie (“Ryan Atwood”), Kelly Rowan (“Kirsten Cooper”), Stephanie Savage (Supervising Producer), (Creator/Executive Producer)

22 CARNIVÀLE Acquisitions & Project Development Director, USA, Tuesday, March 16 at 7:00 p.m. Films Transit International; Lauren Lazin, Executive Panelists: Michael J. Anderson (“Samson”), Producer/Senior Vice President, MTV News and Adrienne Barbeau (“Ruthie”), Clancy Brown Documentaries; Cara Mertes, Executive Director, (“Brother Justin Crowe”), Tim DeKay (“Clayton P.O.V.; Steve Rosenbaum, President/Chief Executive Jones”), Clea DuVall (“Sofie”), Howard Klein Officer, CameraPlanet Pictures; Susan Werbe, Vice (Executive Producer), Daniel Knauf President, Programming, The History Channel (Creator/Executive Producer), Amy Madigan (“Iris Crowe”), Nick Stahl (“Ben Hawkins”), Carolyn BORN INTO BROTHELS: Strauss (Executive Vice President, Original CALCUTTA’S RED LIGHT KIDS Programming, Series Specials, Late-Night Saturday, April 17 at 4:00 p.m. Programming, , HBO) Moderator: Allen Glover, Curator, MT&R Panelists: Zana Briski, Director; Ross Kauffman, Director

2004 Television Documentary . RFK Festival . Monday, April 19 at 6:00 p.m. Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Panelists: David Grubin, Producer/Writer; Jeff Greenfield, Senior Analyst, CNN; , This New York-based Festival is the only noncom- Journalist/Author, RFK: A Memoir petitive event of its kind devoted to the art, craft, and history of the television documentary. The 2004 STILL DOING IT: THE INTIMATE LIVES OF Festival ran from April 15 to 25, 2004. WOMEN OVER 65 Wednesday, April 21 at 6:00 p.m. Funding for this Festival has been generously pro- Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R vided by The Hearst Corporation, A&E, Discovery Panelists: Deirdre Fishel, Producer/Director; Betty Communications, HBO, The History Channel, Dodson, Subject; Ellen Ensig-Brodsky, Film Court TV, and Thirteen/WNET. Additional support Subject; Margaret Morganroth Gullette, Author, provided by IDA. Aged By Culture; Diana Holtzberg, Producer

TO BE, OR NOT TO BE, IN THE PICTURE DOCU-JAM: A YOUTH DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE THE DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER AND THE SEARCH In Association with Downtown Community Television FOR TRUTH Center (DCTV) Thursday, April 15 at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, April 22 at 4:30 p.m. (See University Satellite Seminar Series for full Moderator: Jon Alpert, Filmmaker description) Introduced Screenings: “Vicki Who?” (Raw Art Works); “Strictly Family: Changing the Definition” VIVA VIDEO! TVTV REUNITED (Downtown Community Television/DCTV); “I Wish” Friday, April 16 at 6:00 p.m. (Reel Stories/HBO Young Filmmakers Lab); “El Ojo Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Malo: The Evil Eye” (Espanola Valley High School); Panelists: Wendy Apple; Skip Blumberg; Allen “Meth: Don’t Go There” (Northwest Film Center); “El Rucker; Tom Weinberg; Megan Williams; and Otro Lado de America: The Other Side of America” Deirdre Boyle, Media Historian (Spy Hop Productions); “Me and My Mustache” (Spy Hop Productions); “Whose Streets? Our Streets! The THE ART OF THE DOCUMENTARY PITCH: HOW TO True Face of Youth Activism” (Educational Video TURN AN IDEA INTO A REALITY Center) A Workshop Cosponsored by the International Documentary Association Saturday, April 17 at 1:30 p.m. Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Panelists: Chana Gazit, Producer/Writer, Steward/Gazit Productions; Diana Holtzberg, 23 MTV NEWS—TRUE LIFE: I’M LIVING IN Thursday, April 22 at 7:00 p.m. Screening Series . Moderator: Ron Simon, Curator, MT&R Panelists: Marshall Eisen, Supervising Producer; Chris Herzfeld, Film Subject; Moby, Musician; David Using material from the collection, the Museum Schisgall, Director/Producer; Gideon Yago, Chief organizes screening and listening series that focus Political Correspondent, MTV News on topics of social, historical, popular, or artistic interest. HEIR TO AN EXECUTION Friday, April 23 at 6:00 p.m. NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES Moderator: Allen Glover, Curator, MT&R Panelists: Nancy Abraham, Executive Producer; Ivy A CELEBRATION OF GEORGE BALANCHINE Meeropol, Director/Coproducer; Michael Meeropol, December 5, 2003, to March 7, 2004 Film Subject/Eldest Son of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg; Miriam Moscowitz, Film Subject SEX AND THE CITY MARATHON January 17 to February 22, 2004 JOHNNY CASH! THE MAN, HIS WORLD, HIS MUSIC Saturday, April 24 at 1:30 p.m. 2003 INTERNATIONAL EMMY AWARD WINNERS Moderator: Allen Glover, Curator, MT&R January 16 to February 1, 2004 Panelists: Robert Elfstrom, Director/Filmmaker; Lawrence Silk, Editor BLACK HISTORY MONTH: SPOTLIGHT ON RUSSELL SIMMONS AMERICAN MASTERS HANK WILLIAMS: February 1 to February 29, 2004 HONKY TONK BLUES Saturday, April 24 at 4:00 p.m. IT WAS FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY… Moderator: Allen Glover, Curator, MT&R THE BEATLES IN AMERICA Panelists: Morgan Neville (Director/Coproducer); February 6 to May 2, 2004 Colin Escott (Biographer/Coproducer)

AMERICAN POP February 6 to October 3, 2004 Soul Survivors: February 6 to April 4, 2004 The Shock of the New: April 9 to May 30, 2004 Teen Idol: June 4 to August 5, 2004 The ’68 Comeback Special “Singer Presents Elvis”: August 6 to October 3, 2004

NOT THAT THERE’S ANYTHING WRONG WITH THAT: The History of Gay and Lesbian Images on Television March 26 to June 27, 2004 This screening has been funded in part by E. Blake Byrne and the David Geffen Foundation

A SALUTE TO NBC OPERA THEATRE’S SALOME May 8, 2004

TONY AWARD HIGHLIGHTS: THE ALEXANDER COHEN YEARS May 14 to June 10, 2004

LOOK! UP AT THE SCREEN! IT’S SUPERHEROS ON TELEVISION 24 June 18 to October 10, 2004 THE POLITICAL PROCESS IN THE MEDIA AGE Listening Series .

Funding for this series is made possible by The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation

NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES THE PRESIDENCY: POLITICAL IMAGE-MAKING AND TELEVISION WORLDS WITHOUT END Madison Avenue Goes to Washington: January to March 7, 2004 The History of Presidential Campaign Advertising July 7 to November 7, 2004 NORMAN CORWIN AND THE ART OF RADIO Narrated by Jeff Greenfield of CNN June 24, 2003, to June 20, 2004 Tanner 88 July 24 to September 5, 2004 BOB & RAY ON THE RADIO September 23, 2003, to March 7, 2004 PRIME-TIME POLITICS Classic Political Documentaries CREAKING DOORS: HORROR ON THE RADIO November 12, 2004, to January 9, 2005 September 23, 2003, to March 7, 2004 (See The Political Process in the Media Age semi- nars on page 18) HELLO, I’M JOHNNY CASH October 3, 2003, to February 1, 2004 TELEVISION AND THE OLYMPICS July 13 to August 29, 2004 IT WAS FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY… THE BEATLES IN AMERICA—LARRY KANE MUSICALS ON TELEVISION INTERVIEWS October 1 to 3, 2004 February 6 to June 20, 2004

TWO FIVE-LETTER WORDS: LENNY #?*! BRUCE THE WORLD OF KURT WEILL November 5 to January 9, 2005 February 6 to June 20, 2004

WELCOME BACK MoMA TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME November 20 to December 31, 2004 February 6 to October 31, 2004

WORLD AIDS DAY AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATHER ON RADIO December 1, 2004 February 6 to October 31, 2004

SPACEY PRESENTS DARIN: LISTEN! IT’S SUPERHEROES ON THE RADIO TELEVISION APPEARANCES OF BOBBY DARIN June 22 to October 31, 2004 SELECTED BY December 3, 2004, to January 13, 2005 I’M SORRY, I’LL READ THAT AGAIN June 22 to October 31, 2004 HOLIDAY SCREENINGS Halloween Screenings: October 26 to 31, 2004 CAMPAIGNS AND CONVENTIONS Thanksgiving Treats: November 27 to 28, 2004 June 22 to October 31, 2004 The Carpenters at Christmas: December 7 to 16 For Families: December 7 to 16, 2004 ART OF THE INTERVIEW Holiday Hits: December 17 to 26, 2004 November 2, 2004, to March 6, 2005

PRESIDENTS AND THE POLITICAL PROCESS November 2, 2004, to March 6, 2005

REMEMBERING RAY CHARLES November 2, 2004, to March 6, 2005 25 REAGAN ON THE RADIO WNTI-FM/TODD ELLIS JAZZ PROGRAM November 2, 2004, to March 6, 2005 February 2 and 17, 2004

HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS WCBS-FM/DAN TAYLOR MORNING SHOW/BEATLES November 2, 2004, to January 2, 2005 February 6, 2004

WNTI-FM/JOHN HAMMEL February 11, 2004

Radio Broadcasts . WLIR-FM/IMA ROBOT PERFORMANCE February 24, 2004

LBC RADIO NEW YORK February 26, 2004

NH PUBLIC RADIO/THE FRONT PORCH WFUV-FM/CITY FOLK January 9, 2004 March 11, 2004—Indigo Girls May 27, 2004 WBUR-FM/THE CONNECTION January 12, 2004 NEIL YOUNG RADIO TOUR March 16, 2004 THE MOTLEY FOOL January 13, 2004 WFUV-FM/ SYMPOSIUM March 23, 2004 WFUV-FM/DENNIS ELSAS January 14, 2004 WFUV-FM/CEOL NA NGAEL 30TH ANNIVERSARY March 5, 2004 March 28, 2004

WFUV-FM/THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD/GOMEZ KCRW-FM/MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC January 20, 2004 April 5 and 6, 2004 October 14 and 15, 2004—CMJ Music Marathon THE RUTH KOSCIELAK SHOW January 22, 2004 AIR AMERICA RADIO/CHUCK D May 5, 12, 19, and 26, 2004 WFUV-FM/MIXED BAG WITH PETE FORNATALE January 23, 2004—Josh Rouse WFAN-AM/MAC & SID/MIKE & MAD DOG March 18, 2004—Bob Weir May 6, 2004 April 29, 2004—Kenny Loggins June 4, 11, and 29, 2004 DAVID BYRNE RADIO TOUR July 13, 2004 May 10, 2004 August 18, 2004—Steve Earle

AMERICA ABROAD MEDIA/GARRICK UTLEY KCRW-FM/THE TREATMENT WITH ELVIS MITCHELL May 13, 2004 January 27, 2004 December 7, 2004 March 1, 9, and 16, 2004 June 10, 2004 WHLI-AM/DEAN ANTHONY TRIBUTE July 1, 7, 8, and 12, 2004 May 21, 2004 November 18 and 23, 2004

AIR AMERICA RADIO/UNFILTERED WFMU-FM/JONESVILLE STATION June 2, 9, and 23, 2004 January 28, 2004 July 21, 2004 June 3 and 25, 2004 August 4 and 5, 2004 26 KEXP-FM/JOHN IN THE MORNING LOS ANGELES June 14 to 18, 2004 October 12 to 15, 2004—CMJ Music Marathon CAR & DRIVER GARAGE/NATIONALLY SYNDICATED January 1 to December 12, 2004 (every Saturday) 5FM/SOUTH AFRICA July 22, 2004 CAR & DRIVER BOOST/NATIONALLY SYNDICATED January 1 to December 12, 2004 (every Saturday) WFUV-FM/MAVIS STAPLES July 23, 2004 THE ROMANTIC HOURS/NATIONALLY SYNDICATED January 18, 2004 KOCH RECORDS/CHRISTINE MCVIE RADIO TOUR February 8 and 13, 2004 September 8, 2004 March 17, 2004 April 21, 2004 WFMU/THE SPEAKEASY May 16, 2004 September 9, 2004 June 1 and 25, 2004 July 11, 2004 MAX KINKEL SPECIAL August 21, 2004 September 10, 2004 September 19, 2004 October 15, 2004 WORLD CAFÉ November 21, 2004 September 14, 2004 December 2, 2004

MPR/THE SPLENDID TABLE KPCC-FM/TALK OF THE CITY October 21, 2004 February 18, 2004 December 14, 2004 September 27, 2004

LOREENA MCKENNITT RADIO TOUR KPCC SPECIAL: “BOB EDWARDS IN CONVERSATION” October 27, 2004 May 16, 2004

5FM/NICOLE FOX AIR AMERICA/SO WHAT ELSE IS NEWS? November 2 to 5, 2004 May 19 to June 30, 2004

METRO FM NPR/INTERVIEW WITH ELVIS COSTELLO HOSTED BY November 3, 2004 ALAN CHADWICK August 11, 2004 WKLH-FM/DAVE & CAROLE MORNING SHOW November 11 and 12, 2004 NPR/ August 17, 2004— WHYY-FM/ November 9, 2004—Billy Condon November 18, 2004

THE CAROL SMITH SHOW— FOR ABC RADIO MRN/NASCAR RADIO August 25, 2004 November 30, 2004 October 24, 2004

MURRAY STREET PRODUCTIONS PREMIERE MAGAZINE LIVE!/NATIONALLY December 9, 2004 SYNDICATED September 25 to December 18, 2004 (every Saturday)

PEACE FOR TODAY: 40TH ANNIVERSARY BROADCAST October 24, 2004

27 PRI/AMERICAN ABROAD December 8, 2004 Gallery Exhibits .

WOR-NY/WEEKEND WITH JOAN HAMBURG

December 16, 2004 Using objects, photographs, and other artwork— accompanied by video clips from the collection and wall labels providing factual background informa- tion—gallery exhibits help the Museum to educate the public about different aspects of radio and tele- Television Special . vision programming and advertisements.

LOS ANGELES “The Funniest Families of Television Comedy: A Museum of Television & Radio Special” THE MAD DAY: SUMMER OF ‘68 July 19, 2004 on ABC February 6 to May 2, 2004 Host: Faith Ford Photographic collection of the Beatles by This special highlighted some of the funniest Tom Murray. moments from television families from the last fifty years and featured candid interviews with many of CHRONOSCOPE: A PORTRAIT OF comedy’s greatest families. THE POST–WORLD WAR II ERA May 5 to July 3, 2004 September 8, 2004, to March 28, 2005

OLYMPICS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION July 7 to September 5 to August 29, 2004 The Crawford & Pappazian Collections

NEW YORK

IT WAS FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY… THE BEATLES IN AMERICA February 6 to May 2, 2004 Backstage and Behind the Scenes

LEO BURNETT: LEGENDARY AGENCY, LEGENDARY BRANDS September 21 to October 31, 2004

SATURDAY MORNING SUPER CELS: MADISON AVENUE MEETS THE SUPERHEROES June 18 to November 28, 2004

“WELL, BLOW ME DOWN!”: 75 YEARS OF POPEYE November 13, 2004, to January 30, 2005

28 Education .

The Museum’s Education Department serves groups of students of all ages, educators, academic administra- tors and community leaders with diverse constituencies. Using radio and television programs and advertise- ments from the Collection, Museum Educators lead discussion-based classes that encourage active observa- tion and critical thinking about key themes and issues that have shaped contemporary society. While the medium is television or radio, the subject may be advertising, the conflict, the changing role of women, political campaigns, global ecology, or many others. Certain classes are available through videocon- ferencing.

In addition, the Education Department is involved in a series of special initiatives that reach out to the com- munity, such as the MT&R/AFTRA Mentoring Forum in Los Angeles and the Urban Visionaries Youth Film Festival in New York.

Each year, approximately 40,000 students and teachers take part in classes and family workshops led by Museum Educators.

CLASS PROGRAM

New York

Once Upon a Tale: Stories from around the World: Grades K – 12

Muppets and Puppets: Grades K – 3

Tooned in to Animation: Grades 3 – 7

Faster Than a Speeding Bullet: Superheroes on Radio: Grades 4 – 8

Telling a Story with Sound: Grades 4 – 8

The Fine Art of Persuasion: Television and Advertising: Grades 8 – 12

Portrayals of Women on Television: Grades 8 – 12

The Thirty-Second Candidate: Political Advertising on Television: Grades 9 – 12

Urban Visionaries Youth Film Festival Screenings: Best of 2005: Grades 9 – 12

America through the Lens: The Art of Television Documentary: Grades 10 – 12

Get Up! Stand Up! The Civil Rights Movement and Television: Grades 9 – 12

The Red Scare: The Cold War & Television: Grades 9 – 12

The Living Room War: Television & Vietnam: Grades 10 – 12

29 Los Angeles FAMILY PROGRAMS

Fractured Fairy Tales: Grades K – 3 The department coordinates a range of programs for individual children and accompanying adults, Around the World: Grades K – 4 camps, and community groups that include Re-creating Radio and Saturday Family Workshops. From Rockets to the Red Planet: Space on Television: Grades 3 – 12 Saturday Family Workshops The Master of Suspense: Hitchcock on the Box: Grades 5 – 12 New York

Animation: Not Just for Saturday Morning: A Mane Event: Grades 6 – 12 January 10, 2004 : Christopher Cerf, Creator

Popeye’s Voyage: The Quest for Pappy November 13, 2004 Premiere

Los Angeles

From Rockets to the Red Planet: Space on Television April 24, 2004 Participant: Bill Nye, the Science Guy

We Interrupt this Program to Bring You… Liquid Radio Players May 22, 2004

Western Daze September 12, 2004 Held in conjunction with the Gene Autry Museum

Re-creating Radio

Re-creating Radio is a weekly two-hour workshop where children ages nine and older produce an old- time radio drama using scripts, sound effects, and music. The workshop takes participants through the many stages of radio production and concludes with a “live” broadcast.

Funding in New York is provided by The Mel Karmazin Foundation

Funding in Los Angeles is provided by The Ahmanson Foundation 30 Acquisitions for the Collection. Advertisements

The Museum acquired over one hundred 2004 presi- dential campaign commercials from the George On an ongoing basis, the Museum acquires televi- Bush and campaigns and political action sion and radio programming from networks, produc- committees, including many of the most influential, tion companies, local stations, and private individu- most talked-about ads of the campaign season; als. Goals to broaden the collection encompass not spots were donated by MoveOn, the Media Fund, only historic and contemporary programs from net- Swift Boat Veterans, and Progress for America, work, cable, and local companies, but also a greater among others, and we also acquired numerous polit- representation of syndicated and international ical ads from the 1970s and ’80s. In conjunction material. with this year’s inaugural Advertising Week in , a weeklong, citywide celebration of the In 2004, the Museum acquired for its collection over advertising industry—during which the Museum 3,300 hours of programming, including television, hosted multiple public panels, education events, lec- radio, and advertisements. tures, and a dynamic multimedia gallery exhibit trac- ing the evolution of the legendary Leo Burnett agency—we acquired materials from Leo Burnett Highlights of these acquisitions include: and other top agencies (e.g., TBWA\Chiat\Day and Saatchi & Saatchi), including both contemporary Television Programming and classic commercials.

From HBO, over forty hours of programming, includ- ing a number of award-wining, original programs such as Angels in America, Iron Jawed Angels, and ; from Television, all 264 episodes of the Emmy Award–winning ; and from Francetélévisions and the Institut National De L’Audiovisuel (INA), a generous dona- tion of programs as part of the Museum’s French Collection and featuring some of the country’s acclaimed arts programming, including dramatic productions of Cyrano de Bergerac (1960) and Molière’s Don Juan (1965), as well as a rare per- formance by Maria Callas.

Radio Programming

The November 22, 1963 broadcast of the John F. Kennedy assassination, donated by Bill Tynan, man- ager of on-air promotion/production for WCBS-FM; a 1967 three-hour radio tribute to jazz legend Billie Holiday, produced by KPFA-FM and including inter- views with Lena Horne, Dizzy Gillespie, and Studs Terkel; and a compilation of timely news features and significant interviews—all conducted by Bob Edwards, the voice of National Public Radio’s for almost twenty-five years, whose last broadcast on NPR was April 30, 2004.

31 Annual Galas .

NEW YORK February 19, 2004 Honoree:

LOS ANGELES November 15, 2004 Honorees: Barbara Walters and Everybody Loves Raymond Creator/Executive Producer Phil Rosenthal, and the Cast and Creative Team

Special Events 2nd Annual Celebrity Golf Classic .

The Special Events Department is responsible for June 7, 2004 planning, implementing, and managing the Sherwood Country Club, Thousand Oaks, CA Museum’s internal and external events. These Participants included: Eric Close, David James events provide opportunities for donors to attend Elliot, Bob Goen, Dennis Haysbert, Joe Mantegna, exclusive previews, dinners, and screenings show- Chi McBride, , John O’Hurley, Scott casing the best of television and radio. The depart- Wolff ment also organizes the Museum’s primary fundrais- ing events: its annual galas and the Celebrity Golf Classic.

32 Members-Only Events . Producers Circle Events .

NEW YORK A CONVERSATION WITH JACQUES D’AMBOISE April 7, 2004 THE FIGHT Cocktail reception with former New York City ballet April 14, 2004 dancer and National Dance Institute founder Jacques d’Amboise, followed by a seminar with SCREENING HIGHLIGHTS highlights of his television appearances. May 6, 2004

CAETANO VELOSO: LIVE AND ON TELEVISION IN THE HISTORY OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN ASSOCIATION WITH CARNEGIE HALL ADVERTISING SCREENING PREVIEW April 13, 2004 Wednesday, June 30, 2004 Private reception for world music star Caetano Veloso before a screening of a new documentary on SCREENING PREVIEW Brazilian music. Wednesday, November 3, 2004

PREMIERE OF THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: RFK BY DAVID GRUBIN LOS ANGELES April 19, 2004 Boardroom dinner following a screening and panel THE GOODBYE GIRL discussion about David Grubin’s new documentary, January 13, 2004 The American Experience: RFK. Panelists include: Richard Benjamin, Ted Read, Panelists included: Jeff Greenfield of CNN, Jackie Cambas, Nancy Foy Columnist Jack Newfield, JFK advisor, Ted Sorenson, and Morley Safer of CBS ELAINE STRITCH AT LIBERTY May 11, 2004 AN EVENING WITH PAULA ZAHN Panelists include: Elaine Stritch, , Lily May 11, 2004 Tomlin, Stockard Channing, Megan Mullay Cocktails followed by a screening and discussion with CNN news anchor Paula Zahn. The evening WOOL CAP concluded with a sit-down dinner. November 11, 2004 Panelists include: William H. Macy, Steven INSIDE CNN TOUR AND DINNER WITH Schachter September 20, 2004 BOBBY DARIN: BEYOND THE SEA Cocktails in the Lotus Suite of the Mandarin November 12, 2004 Oriental, tour to follow at CNN. Evening concluded Panelists include: Kevin Spacey with dinner in the Lotus Suite of the Mandarin Oriental.

THEY MADE BROADCASTING: A CONVERSATION WITH SIR HAROLD EVANS December 8, 2004 Public seminar moderated by Consuelo Mack, fol- lowed by a private boardroom dinner.

33 MT&R Media Center .

The Museum of Television & Radio (MT&R) Media Center brings together the top executives and lead- ing thinkers in the global media industry to discuss a wide range of critical issues that will define the media and its role in society for generations to come. It takes a leadership position in the thought- ful analysis of critical issues related to the media and its associated businesses.

Funding for the establishment of the MT&R Media Center has been generously provided by Gustave M. Hauser.

Roundtable Breakfasts, New York

Industry Programs January 15, 2004 Ivan Seidenberg Programs for industry professionals encompass pri- President and Chief Executive Officer, vate events, forums, and gatherings organized for Verizon Communications global business leaders in media, entertainment, communications, and related industries who are March 10, 2004 invited to join the Museum’s Media Center and Donald E.Graham International Council based on their contributions to Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, a particular field. The Media Center hosts many Company activities for its members on a -month schedule, while the International Council usually meets once April 1, 2004 per year. Bob Wright Vice Chairman, GE; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, NBC Universal

April 20, 2004 Matthew C. Blank Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Showtime Networks Inc.

April 28, 2004 Lachlan Murdoch Deputy Chief Operating Officer, News Corporation

June 2, 2004 Michael J. Copps Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission

June 9, 2004 George Bodenheimer President, ESPN, Inc. and ABC Sports

34 June 15, 2004 Roundtable Breakfasts, Los Angeles Karen Elliott House

Senior Vice President, Dow Jones & Company February 11, 2004 Publisher, David J. Stern Commissioner, National Basketball Association June 29, 2004

Don Logan May 4, 2004 Chairman, Media and Communications Group, Brian Z. France Time Warner Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, NASCAR

October 12, 2004 May 12, 2004 Jeffrey H. Smulyan Norman J. Pattiz Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Chairman, Westwood One Incorporated Emmis Communications Corporation

July 1, 2004 November 4, 2004 Sir Martin Sorrell President, Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc.; Chief Executive, WPP Executive Producer, Six Feet Under

November 9, 2004 September 28, 2004 Rob Glaser Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, RealNetworks Cochairman and Cochief Executive Officer, The WB Television Network December 15, 2004

David Zaslav November 9, 2004 President, NBC Universal Cable Ted Harbert President and Chief Executive Officer, E! Networks Funding for the Roundtable Breakfast Series in

New York has been provided by December 2, 2004 Booz Allen Hamilton. Tony Vinciquerra President and Chief Executive Officer,

Funding for the Roundtable Breakfast Series in Los Angeles has been provided by McKinsey & Company.

35 Boardroom Luncheons, New York Boardroom Luncheons, Los Angeles

February 5, 2004 September 29, 2004 Geraldine Laybourne Stephen B. Burke Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Chief Operating Officer, Corporation Oxygen Media Inc. President, Comcast Cable Communications

March 3, 2004 Funding for the Boardroom Luncheon Series in Los Koichi Murakami Angeles has been provided by Houlihan Lokey President and Chief Operating Officer, Fuji Television Howard & Zukin. Network, Inc.

Dialogues, New York March 9, 2004 Alan Frank February 10, 2004 Chief Executive Officer, Post- Stations, Business News in the New Business Climate Inc. Convened by Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr., Publisher, The New York Times and Chairman, The New York April 14, 2004 Times Company William G. Parrett Sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Chief Executive Officer, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu McCormick Tribune Foundation

May 19, 2004 March 5, 2004 Linda Kaplan Thaler Reinventing Television Advertising Chief Executive Officer and Chief Creative Officer, Convened by Mel Karmazin, President and Chief The Kaplan Thaler Group Operating Officer, Viacom Inc. Sponsored by Bridger Capital LLC July 7, 2004 Pamela Thomas-Graham June 10, 2004 President and Chief Executive Officer, CNBC New Media, New Habits: Reaching the Young Multi-Tasker September 24, 2004 Convened by , Copresident and Cochief Jeffrey Citron Operating Officer, Viacom Inc. Cofounder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer, Sponsored by McKinsey & Company and the Vonage Holdings Corp McCormick Tribune Foundation

October 7, 2004 December 7, 2004 Tom Wolzien Political Coverage on Local Television News Senior Media Analyst, Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Convened by Frank A. Bennack, Jr., Vice Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Executive November 17, 2004 Committee, The Hearst Corporation Robert Sachs Sponsored by the McCormick Tribune Foundation President and Chief Executive Officer, National Cable & Telecommunications Association

Funding for the Boardroom Luncheon Series in New York has been provided by Deloitte.

36 Dialogues, Los Angeles Industry Forum, Los Angeles

May 24, 2004 January 27 2004 Protecting Digital Content Dawn Ostroff Convened by Jeffrey L. Bewkes, Chairman, President, Entertainment, UPN Entertainment & Networks Group, Time Warner Inc.; Peter Chernin, President and Chief Operating February 24, 2004 Officer, News Corporation; Gordon Crawford, Senior Steve Levitan Vice President, Capital Research and Management Executive Producer, Just Shoot Me, Oliver Beene Company Sponsored by Bridger Capital LLC March 23, 2004 July 13, 2004 President and Chief Executive Officer, FX Networks New Media, New Habits: Reaching the Young Multi-Tasker October 5, 2004 Convened by Gordon Crawford, Senior Vice President, Capital Research and Management Founding Partner, Brillstein-Grey Entertainment Company; Leslie Moonves, Copresident and Cochief Operating Officer, Viacom, Inc.; Terry Semel, November 16, 2004 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Yahoo! Inc. Thomas Schlamme Sponsored by Gemstar-TV Guide International Inc., Producer/ Director, Shoe Money Productions Morgan Stanley, and the McCormick Tribune Foundation December 7, 2004 President, Twentieth Century Fox Television

Dinners and Panels, New York

February 23, 2004 MT&R MEDIA CENTER DINNER AND FORUM WITH SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN Sponsored by KPMG LLP

June 30, 2004 MT&R MEDIA CENTER DINNER, “THE QUESTION OF DECENCY” Hosted by: Tom Fontana, Executive Producer/Creator, Oz and The Jury

37 Research, United States; Craig Mundie, Microsoft The Museum of Television & Radio . Corp., United States; Bill Roedy, MTV International, International Council . United Kingdom

THE CIVIC ROLE OF MEDIA IN FOSTERING DEMOCRACY AND PUBLIC TRUST In 1995, the Museum created an International Venue: John Craig Hall, Robben Island Council comprised of the chief executives of the Moderator: Frank A. Bennack, Jr., The Hearst world’s most important media companies. Corporation, United States Approximately once a year, the International Council Panelists: Victor Ganzi, Hearst Corporation, United brings together these leaders of the media, enter- States, Pallo Jordan, Minister, Arts and Culture, tainment, and communications industries, represent- South Africa, Peter Matlare, South African ing twenty-six countries, to meet and discuss issues Broadcasting Corporation, Arzuhan Yalçindag, of importance through formal and informal discus- Dogan Media, Turkey sions as well as official receptions.

The activities of the International Council are made Events possible by generous grants from Gustave M. and Rita E. Hauser, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP WELCOME LUNCHEON Entertainment and Media Practice, Booz Allen Venue: Fleur du Cap Hamilton, and Nielsen Media Research. Host: Johann Rupert, Executive Chairman, Compagnie Financiéie Richemont, South Africa INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING Speaker: Councilor Saleem Mowzer, Mayoral Cape Town, South Africa Committee Member, City of Cape Town October 24 to 26, 2004 Host Sponsors: South African Broadcasting OPENING DINNER Corporation Limited and Primedia Ltd. Additional Venue: The Castle of Good Hope support provided by Johnnic Communications Ltd. Speaker: Tokyo Sexwale, Executive Chairman, Mvelaphanda Holdings (Pty) Limited

Panel Discussions GALA DINNER Venue: Leeuwenhof, the Premier’s residence HOW SOUTH AFRICA FITS INTO THE WORLD: Hosts: Ebrahim Rasool, Premier of the Western Cape A GEOPOLITICAL PERSPECTIVE Province, South Africa; William Kirsh, Primedia; Venue: Parliament Peter Matlare, SABC Moderator: Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Speaker: Ivy Matsepe-Cassaburri, Minister of The Hearst Corporation, United States Communications Panelists: Fholisani Sydney Mufamadi, Minister, Provincial and Local Government, South Africa; VISIT TO ROBBEN ISLAND William Makgoba, Vice Chancellor, University of LUNCHEON MEETING WITH KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa; Ayanda Ntsaluba, PRESIDENT THABO MBEKI Director General, Foreign Affairs, South Africa; Iraj Venue: Medium Security Prison, Robben Island Abedian, Chief Executive Officer, Pan-African Followed by brief tour Advisory Group, South Africa; Jendayi E. Frazer, U.S. Hosts: Dr. Ahmed Kathrada, Chairperson, Robben Ambassador to South Africa Island Museum Council; Pallo Jordan, Minister, Arts and Culture; Premier Ebrahim Rasool TECHNOLOGY AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: CONSEQUENCES FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY Venue: Parliament Moderator: Gordon Crawford, Capital Research and Management, United States Panelists: Mel Karmazin, Sirius Satellite Radio, 38 United States; Robert McCann, Jr., Nielsen Media Summary of 2004 Financial Information .

Total Revenue, Gains and Other Support ...... $17,144,672

Other 0.6 mill. 9%

Investments 5.0 mill. 28% Contributions 10.1 mill. 55%

Galas 1.4 mill. 8%

Operating Expenses (excluding depreciation of $2.3 million) ...... $15,404,866

Fundraising 2.0 mill. Management 13% & General 1.8 mill. 12%

Program Services 11.6 mill. 75%

Net Assets as of December 31, 2004...... $100,969,631

Unrestricted 31.3 mill. 31%

Permanently Restricted 61.8 mill. Temporarily 61% Restricted 7.9 mill. 8%

The Museum’s audited financial statements are available on request.

39 The Sheinberg Family Trust Donors List . Stephens Financial Group Sun Media Group Holdings Limited Verizon Communications Barbara Walters Golden Benefactors Westminster Research Associates William Morris Agency, Inc. ABC, Inc. Annenberg Foundation Benefactors Anonymous Loreen Arbus A&E Television Networks Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Allen & Company LLC Booz Allen Hamilton The Ambrose Monell Foundation Christopher H. Browne BET Holdings, Inc. Gustavo Cisneros BMI Deloitte Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Diller–Von Furstenberg Family Foundation The Capital Group Companies Gustave M. and Rita E. Hauser Caracol Televisión, S.A. The Hearst Corporation CBS Television Network Interep Chartwell Charitable Foundation Mel Karmazin Cisneros Group of Companies McKinsey & Company Clear Channel Communications Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Inc. Gordon Crawford Mrs. John H. Mitchell Credit Suisse First NBC Universal Fox Entertainment Group Nielsen Media Research France Télévisions PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Fujisankei Communications International The Rosalind P. Walter Foundation Broadcasting Sony Corporation of America Gemstar–TV Guide International Inc. The Tomorrow Foundation Inc. HBO, Inc. Viacom Inc. Hubert Burda Holding GmbH & Co. William S. Paley Foundation, Inc. Robert A. Iger Dick Wolf International Creative Management, Inc. JP Morgan Chase Silver Benefactors Richard Kandel/Theodore & Renee Weiler Foundation, Inc. The Ahmanson Foundation Katz Media Group, Inc. The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation Bridger Capital LLC Lifetime Entertainment Corporation for Holly & John Madigan Creative Artists Agency The Edward & Patricia McLaughlin Foundation George J. Gillespie Microsoft Corporation James L. Greenwald MIH Limited The Mortimer Levitt Foundation KPMG LLP National Basketball Association The Marc Haas Foundation NBC News McCormick Tribune Foundation Dan Rather Morgan Stanley Rolex Watch, U.S.A., Inc. Phil Rosenthal News Corporation Saban Family Foundation The New York Community Trust – Seven Network Limited The Peter G. Peterson & Joan Ganz Cooney Fund Sheridan Broadcasting Corporation William C. Paley Kerry Stokes 40 Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Time Warner Inc. Jeffrey Katzenberg Tribune Company Henry A. Kissinger United Talent Agency Scott Kurnit and Abbe Heller Variety Launchpad Productions The Walt Disney Company The Laura Pels Foundation Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. Lazard Frères & Co., LLC Wolf Films Inc. Liberty Media Corporation Wyeth Warren Lieberfarb Young & Rubicam Inc. Burt J. Manning Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca, Fischer, Marsh & McLennan Companies Gilbert-Lurie, Stiffelman & Cook LLP May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. Dina Merrill Leaders Merrill Lynch Leslie Moonves America Online Inc. National Football League Anonymous The New York Community Trust Adri Baan Paramount Pictures Group The Bank of New York Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Beantown Productions Bell Family Foundation RKO Pictures LLC Belo Corp. Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb Inc. Bloomberg L.P. SBS Broadcasting SA The Schwartz Family Foundation Brillstein-Grey Entertainment Showtime Networks Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company The Skylark Foundation Broadcasting & Cable Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc. E. B. Byrne The Sybiel Berkman Foundation CanWest Global Communications Corp. Theodore N. Voss Charitable Foundation, Inc. John G. Chachas Marlo Thomas The Chernin Family Foundation Tokyo Broadcasting System International, Inc. Cinveste Tribune New York Foundation The Coca-Cola Company Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Court TV Tweedy, Browne Company LLC Del, Shaw, Moonves, Tanaka & Finkelstein Unilever Group Department of Cultural Affairs, City of New York Waller Capital Corporation DIC Entertainment Louis P. Weiss Discovery Communications Incorporated White & Case LLP Dogan˘ Media Group Dow Jones & Company Advocates Endeavor Agency, LLC FleetBoston Financial Gabelli Asset Management Inc. Michael Alpert Victor F. Ganzi American Express Company Gary Saltz Foundation, Inc. Anonymous Granite Broadcasting Corporation BBDO Worldwide, Inc. The Grant A. Tinker Foundation Candice Bergen Hearst–Argyle Television, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Bernstein Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin The Blackstone Group, L.P. Interpublic Group Citigroup Business Services Johnson & Johnson Elizabeth Dater and Wm. Mitchell Jennings, Jr. Johnson & Murphy Advertising Robert J. Dowling The J. Paul Getty Trust The E.W. Scripps Company 41 Tom Fontana Guardians Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz, PC

James Griffiths Abernathy MacGregor Group Inc. Grubman, Indursky, Schindler & Goldstein Act-1 Henry Grunwald Act II Partners Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions Advance Magazine Group Esmond Harmsworth AGM Partners LLC Sam Haskell American Federation of TV and Radio Artists, Andy Heyward Los Angeles Jane S. Hoffman American Life TV Network Richard and Gail Hoffman Anonymous Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc. Apax Partners, Inc. ING Capital LLC The Associated Group, LLC George Irish The Joseph R. Daly Foundation Association of Independent Creative Editors Andrew Kaufman Banc of America Securities Ethel LeFrak Edward L. Barlow Leo Burnett USA Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. LIN TV Corp. Ben Productions LLC Michael Lynne and Peter Benedek Mark Asset Management Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Bernstein McCann-Erickson WorldGroup Dorothy Blair Mercer Management Consulting Boston Ventures Management, Inc. Will Mesdag The Boudjakdji Foundation MTV Networks Company and Trio Networks The New York Times Company Foundation Cathy M. Brienza Polo Ralph Lauren Edgar M. Bronfman Polycom, Inc. Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner LLP Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc. Thomas F. Burchill Quadrangle Group LLC Gerry Byrne Reed Business Information TV Group C3 Media and Marketing Group, LLC The Richard Eaton Foundation, Inc. Capitol Records Group Sherwood Schwartz Carat USA Mr. and Mrs. Kevin K. Carton Muriel Siebert Charles A. Dana Foundation Harry Evans Sloan Howard Chatzinoff Michael M. Smith Citadel Communications Co., Ltd. Classic Media Tour GCX Partners, LLC CNBC Company Colgate-Palmolive Company Ellen M. Violett Columbia House Company Enzo Viscusi CommScope, Inc. Lara Warner John F. Cooke Nancy Wender Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Westwood One Incorporated CSC Holdings, Inc. Joanne Woodward The Cypress Group L.L.C. Worldwide Pants Inc. David E. Kelley Productions Yahoo! Inc. Ernest Del John Sacret Young The Dilenschneider Group Christopher P. Dixon Kathleen Dore Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein 42 Edslink LLC ENI Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rosencrans FeedRoom, Inc. Michael Rosenfeld The Steven Rotter Michael Frankfurt Sandler Capital Management Louis P. Friedman Scholastic Inc. Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. Alan D. Schwartz Globo International Ltd., New York Screenvision Good Neighbor Foundation Inc. Sesac, Inc. Herbert Granath Sesame Workshop GroupM SFM Entertainment, LLC Christopher M. Harland Peter G. Smith Harold Wetterberg Foundation S. Muoio & Co. LLC Ray B. Heacox Carl Spielvogel Doug Herzog Starr & Company Alan Horn Televest Edward D. Horowitz and Deborah Chapin-Horowitz TRget Media HSBC Securities TV Asahi America, Inc. Hugh M. Hefner Foundation Twentieth Century Corporation IAG Research Varsity Entertainment iVillage Incorporated Alberto Vitale J.D. Robinson, Inc. Universal S.A. John A. Levin & Co., Inc. Wargo & Company, Inc. The Kaplan Thaler Group The Washington Post Company Raymond L. Katz John P. White Kenyon & Kenyon The Wicks Group of Companies, LLC Peggy Koenig Roger Williams Kay Koplovitz The Kreisky Media Consultancy, LLC Associates Steve Kroft The Lenfest Group Acordia Insurance Services of Francis A. L’Esperance The Advertising Council Susan Lyne The Albert Parvin Foundation McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers Andrew R. DeMar Family Foundation Greg Meidel Anonymous Motorola, Inc. Irwyn Applebaum MPG ASCAP The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences John Bauman National Cable Communications Kevin Beggs NBC Universal Cable Entertainment -Masters NBC Universal Television Studio Deborah Bierman Harris Nesbitt Bloom, Hergott & Diemer, LLP New Line Television David Bortman Gary Newman Broder-Webb-Chervin-Silbermann Agency New York Times Digital David and Helen Gurley Brown Norm Levin & Company, Inc. Browning, Jacobson & Klein, LLP Jim Packer Buena Vista Worldwide TV Premiere Radio Networks Inc. PRIMEDIA Inc. Stephen J. Cannell Procter & Gamble Capital Guardian Trust Co. RAI Corporation Cara Communications Corporation Julie Richardson CBS Enterprises Rick Rosen Cheyenne Enterprises, LLC 43 Brian E. Cobb Kader Lithographers Joseph M. Cohen Alan S. Kane Cookie Jar Entertainment Manny J. Karbelnig Roy F. Coppedge Patricia Karpas Pierre Cossette Casey Kasem CRI Media Partners, L.P. Peter Keramidas , Inc. Linda David KNBC-TV Brian Deevy Knight Ridder Dana Delany Korn/Ferry International Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation Doug Kreeger productions inc. KSCI-TV Directors Guild of America KTLA Inc./Tribune Broadcasting DIRECTV Law & Order: Special Victims Unit The Disney Channel Richard Leibner Donald B. and Catherine C. Marron Foundation H. F. (Gerry) Lenfest Donwell Productions Inc. Jordan Levin E! Networks Lexington Road Productions Philip L. Engelhardt The Lippin Group Entravision Communications Co., LLC The Lombardo Foundation, Inc. Ernst & Young LLP Kenneth W. Lowe The Estée Lauder Companies, Inc. Loyola Marymount University Alan Frank Maverick Capital The Friars Foundation L. Lowry Mays Grace Fritzinger Mary Carole McDonnell Brian Frons Thomas B. McGrath Joyce and Jerry Froot John McLaughlin The George Link, Jr. Foundation Media General, Inc. Barbara and Peter Georgescu Mitch Miller David Gerber Erwin More The Gersh Agency Morrison & Foerster LLP Marilyn Gleason Siri and Stanley G. Mortimer III Toni Goodale Myman Abell Fineman Greenspan Light, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gould, Jr. Marc B. Nathanson Marcy Gross National Cable & Telecommunications Association GSN NATPE Gordon and Llura Gund NBC Entertainment Hagopian Family Foundation Jerry L. Nelson Ruth Ann and Bill Harnisch , Inc. Harriet & Fred Cartoun Foundation, Inc. New Broadcast Inc. The Harry & Rose Zaifert Foundation Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, Inc. The Henry R. Kravis Foundation, Inc. OMD USA Steven C. Herbert Debbie Oppenheimer David Hill Randy Paar David Hulbert Scott Packman Intertrust Technologies Corporation Marshall Pagon Irell & Manella LLP PARADE Magazine Mark A. Itkin Jonathan H. Parker Jeffrey A. Jacobs Lex Passaris Mark Pedowitz John, Mary & Bernard Jacobs Foundation, Inc. Alan Poul Nancy Josephson Jonathan Prince William H. Judson Public Radio International 44 , Inc. KSL Resorts Richard Reiss Kenneth Cole Ira Resnick Maurice Lacroix Glen Robbins New York Life Liz Robbins New York Power Authority James D. Robinson PanAmSat Bruce Rosenblum Panasonic Eva Marie Saint Sonartec Satin City, Inc. Yellow Book USA Charles Scarborough Screen Actors Guild The Museum wishes to express its appreciation to Joe Sedelmaier the networks, studios, production companies, and The Segal Company individuals whose program donations have made it Shapiro/West Associates, Inc. possible for the public to have access to the Brian Sharoff Museum’s collection. Jerry Shevick The Museum wishes to thank McKinsey & Company Shure Incorporated and Morrison & Foerster LLP for their generous and Si TV ongoing commitment of professional and consulting Smith Barney Charitable Trust, Inc. services. Southern California Broadcasters Association Peter Steinman and Todd Gerinswald The Museum also expresses its appreciation for the Bunny Stivers continuing support of: The American Federation of Stouffer Family Charitable Trust Musicians; the American Federation of Television Anne M. Sweeney and Radio Artists; Directors Guild of America; Thirteen/WNET Screen Actors Guild; Writers Guild of America, East; Tollin/Robbins Productions and Writers Guild of America, west. Travisty Productions, Inc. Christopher Tricarico R.E. Turner TV5 USA, Inc. UPN Utendahl Capital Management, L.P. Scott Vila WaterView Advisors LLC Fred Wistow Terry Wood WorldLink Writers Guild of America, west Young Broadcasting Inc. Zoo Productions Mortimer B. Zuckerman

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