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Broadcasting May15 The Fifth Estate r 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 May15 May 15, 1989 THE LARGEST COMMITMENT TO ORIGINAL v. 116 PROGRAMMING IN BASIC CABLE CONTINUES. no. 20 Sela Ward NETWORK AMERICA'S FAVORITE CABLE NETWORK £010 qw tNll> Od 1S H1f1CWlV3 96 A?VN6Il 3kIVW 10'.3H1f0c 30 fl 1d3a SIVIblS C6/NVfHSN 66A57VyIy3yyS£yOlbyO 140 lI`I C-f#*YY ÑÿyAy### SIP LOS ANGELES KTTV 4:00P CHICAGO WFLD 3:30P SAN FRANCISCO KTVU 3:00P BOSTON WSBK 4:00P DETROIT WKBD 3:00P WASHINGTON, DC WTTG 4:00P CLEVELAND' WOIO 3:00P SEATTLE KSTW 3:30P CINCINNATI WXIX 3:30P PHOENIX KPHO 3:30P BALTIMORE WBFF 4:00P HARTFORD WTIC 4:00P INDIANAPOLIS WTTV 3:00P SAN DIEGO XETV 4:00P ORLANDO WOFL 3:00P SCHOOL! KIDS 2 -11 KIDS 2 -5 KIDS 6-11 KIDS 2 -11 KIDS 2 -5 KIDS 6-11 SHARE RANK SHARE RANK SHARE RANK SHARE RANK SHARE RANK SHARE RANK 67 #1 67 #1 68 #1 MILWAUKEE WCGV 3:00PM 33 #1 29 #1 37 #1 51 #1 59 1 46 #1 NASHVILLE. WZTV 3:30PM 21 #1 23 #1 20 #1 38 #1 36 #1 40 #1 CHARLOTTE WCCB 3:30PM 47 #1 40 #1 49 #1 56 #1 55 #1 56 #1 GREENVILLE WHNS 3:30PM 36 #1 34 #1 37 #1 35 #1 33' #1 36 #1 NEW ORLEANS WNOL 3:00PM 18 #1 16 #1 20 #1 43 #1 38 #1 47 #1 - RALEIGH WLFL 3:30PM 46 #1 44 #1 47 #1 57 #1 57 '11 57 #1 OKLAHOMA CITY KAUT 3:30PM 22 #1 17 #1 26 #1 35 #1. 35 #1 35 #1 BUFFALO WUTV 4:00PM 31 #1 34 #1 29 #1 42 #1 44 #1 40 #1 MEMPHIS WMKW 3:30PM 41 #1 33 #1 49 #1 29 #1 47 #1 17 #1 SAN ANTONIO KRRT 3:30PM 44 #1 37 #1 49 #1 51 #1 47 #1 54 #1 NORFOLK. WTVZ 3:30PM 17 #1 12 #1 23 #1 65 #1 69 #1 61 #1 GREENSBORO WNRW 3:30PM 46 #1 45 #1 47 #1 51 #1 51 #1 51 #1 MOBILE WPMI 3:30PM 43 #1 32 #1 54 #1 31 #1 34 #1 29 #1 ALBUQUERQUE KGSW 3:30PM 32 #1 33 #1 31 #1 38 #1 27 #1 44 #1 GREEN BAY WGBA 3:00PM 38 #1 44 #1 27 #1 V 40 #1 38 1 44 #1 HONOLULU KHNL 4:00PM 45 #1 43 #1 47 #1 46 #1 49 #1 44 #1 PADUCAH KBSI 3:00PM 30 #1 25 #1 39 #1 47 #1 36 #1 53 #1 TUCSON KMSB 4:00PM 29 #1 13 #1 42 #1 Ste VSN'OJII %nmm rte n WARNER BROS. DOMESTIC TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION A Warner Communications Company Broadcasting 'i May15 Vol. 116 No. 20 Westinghouse during company 65/TV VIOLENCE sales and marketing During hearing on pending NBC -TV's affiliate seminar. TV violence legislation, House contracts due for Judiciary subcommittee 51 /LIGHTS OUT quizzes network executives change...working with ad hoc committee ABC cancels Moonlighting about their policies. of affiliate members, network outlines new after four seasons. performance -based affiliation agreement. PAGE 27. 67 /HDTV BILLS New legislation is introduced in House and Senate that would stimulate Suing Time . Viacom Inc. files $2.4 growth of HDTV industry in U.S. billion antitrust suit against Time Inc., alleging monopolistic activity. Time says complaint is 87/A GENTLEMAN A "totally baseless." PAGE 28. AND SCHOLAR Leading member of communications bar, FCBA President William Potts Jr. divides his time between law 20..BROADCASTING lists TV's top Bruce Willis, Cybill Shepherd and his interest in classic top 20 companies in TV group ownership, ranked by say goodbye cars, music, history and their penetration of U.S. PAGES 28, 29. politics. 53/'NO CZAR' Independent producers tell Congress they oppose creation DEPARTMENTS to develop HDTV. 30 /VERDICT of so- called PBS POSTPONED Advertisers Index 86 "programing czar." Business 59 In survey of top broadcast 35 /EVERYTHING Changing Hands 63 group owners, BROADCASTING IN BETWEEN 6 finds mix of views on telco 58/SELLING Closed Circuit Record number view NAB's entry into television business PUBLIC RADIO Datebook 22 annual broadcast equipment Audience expansion and Editorials 90 strategic planning top Public Fates & Fortunes 83 31 VS. /'ROE WADE' Radio Conference agenda Fifth Estater 87 After some advertisers pull in San Francisco. For the Record 69 their ads, NBC President In Brief 88 Robert Wright defends International 61 network's made -for -TV movie 59 /COUNTER MOVE Law & Regulation 65 about 1973 Supreme Court Time Inc. and Warner decision legalizing abortion. Communications file complaint Masthead 24 against Chris Craft The Media 64 Monday Memo 25 34 Industries in attempt to prevent /STEPPING OUT it from delaying proposed On Radio 54 In effort to break away from Panasonic's all -digital camera Time -Warner merger. Open Mike 24 rest KHJ -TV of station pack, Los exhibition of high- definition Programing 50 Angeles considers offering TV displays, cameras, Special Report 35 all news in prime time. 59 /TAKEOVER? transmitters, video graphics Stockindex 73 and more. Viacom's stock price climbs amid reports that Where Things Stand 14 34 /TURNER TALKS Gulf+Western and Viacom TBS President and CEO Ted Broadcasting (ISSN 0007 -2028) is pub- 50 /ULTRA have discussed stock swap or lished 52 Mondays a year by Broadcasting Turner stumps for retention of buyout. Publications Inc.. 1705 DeSales Street, N.W., network financial and ENTERTAINMENT Washington, D.C. 20036. Second -class post- syndication rules, predicting New in -house production age paid at Washington, D.C., and additional unit, Capital Cities/ABC Video 61 /FINDING offices. Single issue $2 except special issues that their relaxation will $3.50 (50th Anniversary issue $10). Sub- permit commercial broadcast Enterprises -Ultra COURAGE scriptions, U.S. and possessions: one year Entertainment $70, two years $135, three years $190. Ca- networks to "own is officially Former President Jimmy Hollywood." launched to create series nadian and other international subscribers Carter calls on journalists to add $20 per year. U.S. and possessions and specials in all programing fight censorship around the $235 yearly for special delivery. $100 for genres. world. first -class. Subscriber's occupation required. 34 /SIKES SCENARIO Annually: Broadcasting o Cablecaating Alfred Sikes, assistant Yearbook $115, Across the Dial $6.95. Mi- TO MERGE crofilm of Broadcasting is available from secretary of commerce for 54 /READY University Microfilms. 300 North Zeeb Road communications and Legacy and Metropolitan 64 /TEXAS TALE Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106 (35mm, full year information, says U.S. is still in executives offer more details of NCTA readies for its annual $55). Postmaster, please send address cor- rections to Broadcasting, 1705 DeSales St.. meeting May 21 -24 in Dallas. race with Japan and Europe proposed merger with N.W., Washington, D.C. 2(036. Hartford/New Haven Graphically Exposed! It's time to take an uncensored look at the Hartford/New Haven market. RATING MEN 18-49 RATING WOMEN 18-49 6 SR 5.0 5 4.6 Early Fringe 4.1 4D 4 Mon. -Fri. 3 2.7 5:00 -6:00 PM 2 1 e rL r WVIT WFSB WTNH COMBINED INDIES' WVIT WFSB WTNH COMBINED INDIES' RATING PERSONS 18-49 RATING MEN 18-49 9 8A Z9 8 r 7.2 7.1 Prime Time 7 6.2 6 i.3 5.6 5 Mon. -Sat. i 4 8:00 - 11:00 PM/ 3 2 Sun. 7:00 - 11:00 PM o WVIT WFSB WTNH COMBINED INDIES' WVIT WFSB WTNH COMBINED INDIES* RATING PERSONS 25 -49 RATING MEN 25 -49 7 sa Late News 6 5 Mon. -Fri. 4 3 - 1:00 11:30 PM 2 WVIT WFSB WTNH WVIT WFSB WTNH RATING PERSONS 25 -49 RATING MEN 25 -49 4 3 2.6 Late Fringe 2.6 1.9 1.9 Mon. -Sat. 2 11:30 - 1:00 AM 1.2 I0.9 0.9 1 o 1 L WVIT WFSB WTNH COMBINED INDIES' WVIT WFSB WTNH COMBINED INDIES- CONNECTICUT'S NBC STATION Represented Nationally by WERE For more information about the strength of WVIT contact: Aaron Olander, General Sales Manager, at (203) 521 -3030 SOURCE: NSI Audience Analyst February 1989 ;Combined Rating: WTIC, WTXX, WHCT, WTWS Copyright e IF VIACOM Broadcasting, Inc. Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 Closed Circuit 1 Marshall Sikes Barrett Goldman Smith Tortuous path to a new FCC. Speculation as to White House Beyond that, speculation takes over. Sources say Marshall and choices for three FCC vacancies was given new impetus last Alfred Sikes, head of National Telecommunications and Informa- week by Washington Post story saying President Bush is "likely" tion Administration, are in close contest for chairmanship, each to name Sherrie Marshall, partner in Wiley, Rein & Fielding, with champions and with supporters in White House. But Sikes is chairman. But senior White House official in position to know said believed to have annoyed some in White House by his insistence story was "not true," that staff recommendation has yet to go that he is interested in nomination only if designation as chairman forward to White House chief of staff John Sununu, let alone goes with it. His champion, Senator John Danforth (R -Mo.), is President. Situation, as pieced together from various sources, is: said to have made that point in meeting he had with President Staff month or more ago sent to President names of Marshall and Bush to advance Sikes's cause.
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