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Changing Hands The Fifth Estate COD@ V2L'EViSI-ON CABLE SATELLITE BroadcastingmFeb5 ;1:, tr; -T 7'7 in 7- E 7.., 1-?. 7 7 ..r,, -, ti U iks i: LI LI' Liaz 'a J A ,j;.:J FIRM "GO!" 87 STATIONS. 65% OF THE COUNTRY. (AND IT'S ONLY FEBRUARY!) V ices erica Produced by Quincy Jones Productions in association with Jesse L. Jackson Sr Productions Inc and distributed by WARNER BROS. DOMESTIC TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION IROVi HO 3111/1/131S3M, IS 3A0119 2 NIVW A111111211 W3W 11491W i1M103 3931103 N138113110 Z02-i2V 06/330 NA(' £910 Z-LZkv IV 0E47 180f4 11010 ig '._ 1 , i I 4 0 i I, , . t 'I - MOB Miller- Boyett PRODUCTIONS Nearly Half Of All KidsAndTeensAre Hanging Out With Us Friday Nights. They're all coming over to our house. "Full House" is the hot spot for teens and kids Friday nights, winning a 47 share for ABC. Compared with NBC's 14, and CBS's 7 You'll find more grown -ups here, too. Over the past two years, "Full House" has grown in every key demographic category. Whatever the time period. Whether it's Friday or Tuesday. At 8:00PM or 8:30PM. With or without a network lead -in. "Full House" captured the #1 share in households, above all other Friday night shows. Finished the night as the #1 performer with Men 18-49. And doubled its closest competitor in share of Women 18-49. Want more kids? And teens? And men? And women? Ask your Warner Bros. sales rep about "Full House" for Fall '91292. Vua IJousr 100 Half-Hours For Fall '91292. Funny Shows. Serious Business. WARNER BROS. M79/25/$7-11/3/$9 DOMESTIC TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION Vol. 118 No. 6 Broadcasting ii Feb 5 77/ DEBATING TV 79/ WORLDWIDE Fox fights for fin -syn VIOLENCE BILL PROGRAMING Most of those debating Financial results reported by relief: week II... Fox Broadcasting major publicly held Co. files petition with FCC to excuse it from fin -syn entertainment companies rules. Other broadcast networks oppose that. PAGE 27. reflect foreign demand. 103/ 50 YEARS Super Bowl XXIV: the IN BROADCASTING Hugh Downs, co- anchor of upside and down...Although ABC's 20/20, is TV's Golden Man. He has already CBS's coverage of game had lowest national Senator Paul Simon achieved more than 10,000 Bowl, network's ratings ever for prime time Super issue during Roundtable on hours on commercial TV and affiliates, advertisers and CBS are pleased with Televised Violence in 50 years as radio and television drawing power of championship game. PAGE 29. Washington oppose Senator professional. Paul Simon's TV violence bill. For sale: radio, TV DEPARTMENTS 65/ NAB PREVIEW Advertisers Index 102 Digital products and audio Business 79 cable properties processing advancements are By the Numbers 14 among products reviewed in Cablecastings 85 1989. .Annual tally of broadcasting and first of pre -NAB convention Changing Hands cable deals shows latter totaling more than $10 billion series, this week looking at 81 Closed Circuit in 1989, radio and TV prices totaling more than $3 new radio equipment. 8 Datebook 22 billion and end to 1980's station -trading boom. Editorials 106 PAGE 37. 68/ RADIO RATINGS Fates & Fortunes 99 Fall 1989 Arbitron ana Birch Fifth Estater 103 Radio ratings books give For the Record 87 different station ranks to 31/ PROBLEM WITH In Brief 104 stations in L.A. and New York, NEWS SCOOPS but show urban and news International 70 Avianca plane crash on outlets doing well. Journalism 82 Long Island, N.Y., again raises Law & Regulation 74 issue of public interest vs. Masthead 24 72 journalistic exclusivity. RELIGIOUS The Media 72 GATHERING Monday Memo 25 32/ SUIT AGAINST Ethics standards, President On Radio 68 Bush's discussion of "season of Open Mike 24 BMI miracles" around world, and Programing 58 NCTA, CATA and The potential evangelical Riding Gain 70 Disney Channel file suit programing opportunities in alleging Broadcast Music Steve Doocy, host eastern Europe and Soviet Special Report 37 Inc.'s blanket licenses violate of `House Party' Union highlight annual Stock Index 18 antitrust laws. National Religious Syndication Marketplace 60 it replaced. shows Broadcasters meeting. Technology 62 58/ NETWORK 61/ ANIMATED ANTI- Broadcasting (ISSN 0007 -2028) is pub- RATINGS RACE 74, 1991 BUDGET lished 52 Mondays a year by Broadcasting With schedule adjustments, DRUG CAMPAIGN FCC and USIA feel squeeze Publications Inc.. 1705 DeSales Street, N.W.. Animated anti -drug special, Washington, D.C. 20036. Second -class post- new entries and programs still of new budget constraints age paid at Washington, D.C., and additional to launch, network TV Cartoon All -Stars to the contained in 1991 U.S. offices. Single issue $2 except special issues ratings race may loosen NBC's Rescue, gains industry budget. $3.50 (50th Anniversary issue $10). Sub- on first place. support. scriptions. U.S. and possessions: one year hold $70. two years $135, three years $190. Ca- nadian and other international subscribers 76/ FTC'S add $20 per year. U.S. and possessions 61 I 'HOUSE PARTY' 62/ TV CONFERENCE NEW LEADER $235 yearly for special delivery. $100 for first- class. Subscribers occupation required. REPORT CARD Politics and technology New head of Federal Trade Annually: Broadcasting o Cable Yearbook NBC -Group W daytime color discussion of HDTV Commission, Janet Steiger, s115. Across the Dial $9.95. Microfilm of magazine strip House Party production standards at plans to change perception Broadcasting is available from University Microfilms, 300 North Zeeb Road. Ann Arbor. gets off to slow start in 24th Society of Motion Picture that agency is not vigorous in Mich. 48106 (35mm, full year $55). Postmas- ratings, in general, turning in and Television Engineers its enforcement of antitrust ter. please send address corrections to numbers well below those of conference. and truth -in- advertising laws. Broadcasting. 1705 DeSales St.. N . Washington. D.C. 20036. ALLEN B. SHAW Former Executive Vice President Beasley Broadcast Group "Questcom aggressively marketed and sold one of our radio proper- ties at a very favorable price. I give them high marks for quality ser- vice, hard work and being able to quickly present a qualified buyer eager to do the deal. Questcom's professionals are competent in every aspect of the buy /sell process. I was very pleased to work with Questcom and would not hesitate to call on them again." DON BUSSELE MARC HAND SERVING THE RADIO INDUSTRY WITH EXCELLENCE. QUESTCOMW'.° Radio Station Brokerage & Financing Services Don BusseII Marc Hand 18310 Montgomery Village Ave 1225 Seventeenth St. Suite 220 Suite 2500 Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Denver, CO 80202 (301) 963-3000 303 297 -3545 ÁLBUQUERQÚÉ Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 WASHINGTON With a smile being drafted, according to John Sias, company's only . source, and HBO "expects to executive vice president and Many in cable industry have have flexibility to proceed." only one with direct felt development of customer Broker Suit was filed to prevent HBO operating responsibility for break service standards is from using BMI-protected major revenue source, ABC National Association of prerequisite to polishing of songs without music license. television network, is, however, Media Brokers (NAMB) is cable's tarnished image - at 63, two years older than planning to rent its own hotel National Cable Television Dan Burke, so his appointment for Radio '90 convention in Association board is slated Help wanted would not solve succession Boston this September. to adopt standards at Feb. 14 Cabletelevision Advertising problem. Theoretically, NAMB has been upset with board meeting, day after Bureau is creating post of however, Sias, who has had National Association of executive seminar on topic. executive vice president experience on both TV and Broadcasters hospitality suite While sister committee to and has hired New York print side, could be named surcharge, which ranges NCTA's customer service executive search firm to fill interim COO. Other operating from $650 to $1,200, group is working on ways for it. Growth of organization, and group heads, such as 55- depending on size. NAB cable to better communicate its cable advertising in general, year -old Michael Mallardi, who President Eddie Fritts said he message, cable programers has placed more demands came up ABC side of wanted to have meeting with have received letter from three on both President Robert Alter company, and 50- year -old Phil NAMB to discuss matter but cable MSO chief and department heads, thus Meek, who has led was rebuffed by NAMB executives -Charles Dolan, creating need for executive company's struggling President James Gammon, who Cablevision Systems; Gus vice president. CAB hopes to publishing operations, are told NAB's senior VP, radio, Hauser, Hauser have post filled by its annual possible candidates. List of Lynn Christian, that there was Communications, and Marc conference (April 1 -3) in New younger candidates would no need for meeting Nathanson, Falcon Cable - York. include two of Sias's former because decision had already asking them to consider number -two executives, 38- been made. Fritts told carrying general messages on year -old ABC Entertainment BROADCASTING that he their systems about benefits Next in line President Robert Iger and wondered why "people who of cable. Fact no new that proposed 40 -year old ESPN President take millions out of the industry chief operating officer for Roger Werner. Another feel that for some reason YORK Capital Cities /ABC was NEW intriguing possibility is that suite fees should be charged to announced concurrently with Murphy and Burke realize everyone except them." He that of Daniel Burke for chief that change in financial interest added that executive Suit settled? executive officer (see "Top of and syndication rules would committee has indicated in Although official BMI line the Week ") does not mean open up merger possibilities strong terms that if NAMB goes remains that companies are that choice to replace Burke with Hollywood or foreign through with this action, hasn't negotiating "in good faith," been made.
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