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APPENDIX Network Primetime Program Ownership (ABC,CBS,Fox, NBC) (Excludes Theatricalslmows) APPENDIX Network Primetime Program Ownership (ABC,CBS,Fox, NBC) (Excludes theatricalslMOWs) 60 50 40 P a 0 I 20 10 1992 1995 ~- 1998 2002 I .~. W Independent Producers 1 Network Primetime INDEPENDENT TELEVISION PRODUCERS 1985 1990 1992 2002 Aaron Spelling Productions Aaron Spelling Productions Aaron Spelling Productions Carsey-Werner-Mandabach Bloodworth-ThomasonlMozark Productions BarbourlLangley Productions Carsey-Werner Hallmark Carsey-Werner Co. Carsey-Werner Castle Rock Steven Bochco Productions Carson Productions Group Columbia Pictures TV Columbia Piclures TV Universal Columbia Pictures lV Cosgrove-Meurer Cosgrove-Murer Warner Bros. David Gerber Productions Lorimar Television HBO Independent Dick Clark Productions LynchlFrost Hearst Douglas S Cramer Company MGMlUA Lorimar Television Embassy Television MTM Enterprises Inc Lucasfilm Lorimar Television New World MGMlUA Michael Landon Productions Orion Television Mozark Productions Mort Lachman B Associates Prods Paramount TV New World (Four Star Holdings) MTM Enterprises Inc Reeves Enlerlainment Paramount TV Orion Television Entertainment Rosenmeig Productions Reeves Enlertainment Paramount TV Stephen J. Cannell Productions ShukovskylEnglish Reeves Entertainment Productions Steven Bochco Productions Stephen J. Cannell Productions RubylSpears Productions Touchstone Television Steven Bochco Productions Stephen J. Cannell Productions TriSlar TV Touchstone Television TAT Communications Company Universal TriStar TV Touchstone Television Viacom Productions Universal TriStar TV Vin DiBona Prbduclions Viacom Prods. Universal Warner Bros. Warner Bros. Viacom Productions WiWThomaslHanis Productions Warner Bros. WiWThomaslHarris Productions COalifion for Program Diversit.,, 112812003 2 1992-1993 lV Season Network Primetime Program Ownership (ABC,CBS,Fox,NBC) (Excludes theatricalslMOWs) 70 Primetime Hours Per Week (Excludes theatricals and MOWS) Coalition for Program Diversity. jb, 1/2812003 3 1995 - 1996 TV Season Network Primetime Program Ownership (ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC) 67 Primetime Hours Per Week (Excludes theatricals and MOWS) W Networks/ Affiliated Producers 0 Independent Producers ~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~~~~ I I ~. 4 In Grn z 2002-2003 TV Season Network Primetime Program Ownership (ABC,CBS,Fox, NBC) 71 Primetime Hours Per Week (Excludes theatricals and MOWS) .~ Nehvorksl Affiliated Produce1 0 Independent Producers ~~~ 6 1992-1993 Network Primetlme Program Ownership (Excludes ThaatrlcalslWOW~) 7 1992-1993 Network Prlmetime Program Ownership (Excludn TheaIdcalsfMOWs) 8 1992-1993 Nclwork Prlmetlme Program Ownershlp (Eicludea ThemtrlcalslMOWs) I1 BOT I I f- 9 1995-1996 Network Primetime Program Ownership (ExcIudesTheatricaVMOWs) I Coalfilm for Pmgrarn Dkemlty. jb. 112812003 10 1995-1996 Network Primetime Program Ownership (ExcludesTheatricallMOWs) I I I ll II II I Total ICBS I 18.0U 9.01 I 9.01 Percentage ICES I jj 50.0% 1 1 11 1995-1996 Network Primetime Program Ownership (ExciudesTheatrical/MOWs) I I I II II II I Total ~FOX 13.0/1 7.01 Percentage 1 6.01 1 ]Fox 46.2% I I I I 1 12 1995-1996 Network Primetime Program Ownership (ExcludesTheatricallMOWs) 13 1998-1999 Network Primetime Program Ownership (~cludasTh~~trlcal~lMOWr) I I I II I1 Total IABC 1 I 18.01 I 12.q I 11.51 I 9.01 1 6.5 Percentage IABC I I 163.9% I I I 136.1% lorP 14 1998-1999 Network Primetime Program Ownership (Erclude~Th~atrlcalslMOW~) 15 2002-2003 Network Primetime Program Ownership (ExcludesTheatricalslMOWs) 17 2002-2003 Network Primetime Program Ownership (ExcludesTheatricalsIMOWs) 2002-2003 Network Primetime Program Ownership (ExcludesTheatricalslMOWs) 19 .
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