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  • 10 Jul 2000
  • Research & Ideas

Cable TV: From Community Antennas to Wired Cities

about 400 such systems with a total of 150,000 subscribers. Thus, cable TV was born of necessity very shortly after the mass market for television broadcasting began to grow. 3 The first CATV systems carried only three channels, which... View Details
Keywords: by Thomas R. Eisenmann; Media & Broadcasting; Media & Broadcasting; Media & Broadcasting

    John W. Kluge

    sale of substantial and wide ranging assets ranging from his television and radio broadcasting interests to outdoor advertising, paging, cellular telephone and entertainment businesses. View Details
    Keywords: Entertainment & Broadcast Media

      Thomas S. Murphy

      houses) including the 1986 pivotal acquisition of American Broadcasting Company, Murphy built a communications giant known for tight financial control and strong, lean management. View Details
      Keywords: Entertainment & Broadcast Media
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      Press / Media

      By: Karim R. Lakhani

      Can America Invent Its Way Back?

      BusinessWeek, by Michael Mandel, 12 Sept. 2008

      Today, researchers are focusing on ways to make those... View Details

        Pete Rozelle

        equal-revenue-earning teams. These changes allowed the NFL to become a profitable enterprise by promoting competition among the teams for players and among the networks and merchandisers for broadcasting and advertising rights,... View Details
        Keywords: Entertainment & Broadcast Media
        • 19 Dec 2008
        • News

        WHBS, 820 on Your Dial

        Almost fifty years before HBS developed a broadcast presence with its own Web site in 1996, the School had a rather limited one: the radio station WHBS, which was in operation from 1948 to 1964 or 1965. It was limited because the View Details
        Keywords: Keith Larson; Broadcasting (except Internet); Broadcasting (except Internet); Broadcasting (except Internet); Broadcasting (except Internet)
        • 09 Oct 2017
        • Research & Ideas

        Fearing Fox News, Democratic-leaning Companies Delayed Negative Announcements

        individual contracts with each town or city they serve, after bidding against other cable providers for the chance to do so. They then, in turn, receive fees from broadcasters to be included in their limited channel lineup in each area.... View Details
        Keywords: by Jen Deaderick; Media & Broadcasting
        • 01 Mar 2009
        • News

        An Excerpt from The Innovator’s Prescription: A Disruptive Solution for Health Care

        changes. As an illustration, when color television was invented, nobody would buy color TVs because no network was broadcasting in color. And networks would not broadcast in color because nobody owned color... View Details
        Keywords: Health, Social Assistance
        • 13 Jun 2014
        • Op-Ed

        World Cup Soccer: 770 Billion Minutes of Attention

        overload. Using a standard cost of $25 per thousand viewers, which is generally charged by broadcast companies for a 30 second ad on primetime television in the United States (a value cheaper than Japan and more expensive than Brazil)... View Details
        Keywords: by Thales Teixeira; Sports
        • 07 Dec 2015
        • News

        Making Higher Ed Accessible to Africans

        who started his first company, Tribeca Designs, an efficient storage CD tower, while a student at Harvard Business School, spent his early post-HBS years working for private equity firms before joining Radio One—an American broadcasting... View Details
        • 01 Jun 2011
        • News

        HBS on Squawk Box

        CNBC’s morning business show broadcast live from the Baker Library | Bloomberg Center’s Stamps Reading Room on February 9, giving faculty and alumni an opportunity to air their views on investing and access to capital. Host Carl... View Details
        • 01 Dec 2010
        • News

        Showtime

        CNBC’s morning business show, Squawk Box, set up on Baker Lawn September 16 for a live broadcast that tapped faculty and alumni views on the U.S. economy. Host Carl Quintanilla and University Professor Michael Porter, who served as... View Details
        • 20 Nov 2006
        • Research & Ideas

        Open Source Science: A New Model for Innovation

        paper "The Value of Openness in Scientific Problem Solving," coauthored with Lars Bo Jeppesen, Peter A. Lohse, and Jill A. Panetta. It describes how broadcast search was used with 166 distinct scientific problems from the... View Details
        Keywords: by Martha Lagace
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        Circulation statistics

        Where do I find circulation figures for newspapers or periodicals? AAM - Media Intelligence Center:  Audited circulation reports and publishers' statements for newspapers, consumer magazines, and B2B publications--primarily from the United States and Canada... View Details
        • 04 Sep 2019
        • News

        @Soldiers Field

        SUNNY DELIGHT: Above: In late June, Schwartz Common was the location for “Summerfest” lunchtime fun, with generous servings of ice cream, sunshine, and cornhole served up to the HBS community. (photo by Leah Fasten) LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION: On June 20, Bloomberg... View Details

          Edward J. Noble

          Noble founded the entity that eventually became Life Savers Incorporated and grew it from a failing mint producer into a global business, with sales of $20 million in the mid-1950s. Noble also founded the American Broadcasting Company... View Details
          Keywords: Food & Tobacco
          • 01 Dec 2009
          • News

          What’s On?

          to its existing stable of FOX, NBC, and ABC, Hulu attracted 38 million viewers, according to CNBC.com (September 8, 2009). At a panel discussion, Disney president Robert Iger asked Kilar what will replace the thirty-second ad, long a staple of View Details
          Keywords: Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation Industries; Arts, Entertainment; News, Library, Internet, and Other Services; Information

            John C. Malone

            Known for his financial wizardry, Malone acquired a barrage of cable systems throughout the United States, allowing TCI to own one in four cable systems in American households. TCI’s exposure to other parts of the media industry also broadened, as Malone acquired... View Details
            Keywords: Communications
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            Nexis (Alumni Access) | Baker Library

            Nexis (Alumni Access) Access to thousands of news, business, legal, and medical publications and information sources. Includes newspapers, newsletters, magazines, trade journals, wire services, and broadcast transcripts. Offers... View Details
            • 04 Sep 2019
            • News

            Putting the Game Within Reach

            its inaugural season with eight teams that will play hour-long, 7-on-7 arena-style football games broadcasted on Twitch, a live-streaming platform used mainly by gamers. Play calling can be executed live during the game on either an app... View Details
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