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	Television syndication - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ziv Television Programs, Inc., after establishing itself as a major radio syndicator, was the first major first-run television syndicator, creating several long-lived series in the 1950s and selling them directly to regional sponsors, who in turn sold the shows to local stations.
		As a result, there are several syndicators of programming for the non-profit stations, several of which are descendents of the regional station groups which combined some, not all, of their functions into the creation of PBS in 1969.
		Programs from the United Kingdom, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina are syndicated to local TV stations in the United States, and programs from the United States are syndicated elsewhere in the world.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Television_syndication (2608 words)

	Ziv Television Programs, Inc.
		Frederick W. Ziv, the company’s founder, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1905.
		Programs were priced according to the size of each market; this gave local sponsors a chance to break into radio with affordable quality programming that could be scheduled in any available slot on a station’s schedule.
		His fortunes in television were entirely tied to the market for first-run syndication, which grew enormously during the first half of the 1950s before going into a steep decline by the end of the decade.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/Z/htmlZ/zivtelevisio/zivtelevisio.htm (1589 words)

	Heckenkamp v
		Ziv’s strategy was to acknowledge in court that Guy Daniels, the Los Angeles civilian public relations for the CHP was the creator of "Highway Patrol" in the event they lost the case.
		KTTV chose to proceed with the telecasting of Ziv's and Daniels' television series, and is now telecasting said series, and KTTV thereby became an active and continuing participant with said defendants Ziv and Daniels in their scheme and conspiracy to misappropriate plaintiff's property and to use it to his detriment.
		Ziv, Daniels and KTTV demurred to the complaint upon the grounds that neither of the alleged causes of action stated facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action, and that both of the alleged causes of action were uncertain, ambiguous and unintelligible.
	highwaypatroltv.com /Heckenkamp-vs-Ziv (2049 words)

	iqexpand.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In the television industry (as in radio), syndication is the sale of the right to broadcast television programs to multiple television stations, without going through a broadcast network.
		The Television Syndication Company is a a full -service syndication and distribution organization, providing the world's television networks and stations, home video and educational distributors with...
		Television Syndication From a Noted Author andquot;Lee Miller is an extremely rare individual who possesses the unusual ability to express his ideas not only as a forceful and dynamic speaker...
	television_syndication.iqexpand.com (2313 words)

	Movie Professionals and Television
		But it was the "eager and imaginative minds" of television who would create a dramatic form and then have a major impact on the motion pictures.
		As live television received critical legitimacy on the East Coast, independent companies on the West, including Jerry Fairbanks Productions, the Hal Roach Studios, and Ziv Television Programs, produced films for television, reels that could be cycled from one local station to another in the earliest version of "syndicated" TV.
		Television became genuinely respectable for the film industry when the most recognizable director of all time, Alfred Hitchcock, hosted an anthology series for ten years, beginning in 1955.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/M/htmlM/movieprofess/movieprofess.htm (2166 words)

	Frederic W Ziv (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		He was a Cincinnati native and the creator of such classic television programs as Sea Hunt, The Fugitive, Highway Patrol, The Cisco Kid, and Bat Masterson.
		Ziv had a keen eye for talent, and many of his innovations have been paramount in the history of television.
		Ziv Productions was the largest TV film company during the 1950s.
	www.stuartholman.com /spring0427/ziv.html (135 words)

	CCM's E-Media Presents Ziv Award to Chuck Fries
		Chuck is presently chairman and secretary of the Steering Committee of the Caucus for Television Producers, Writers and Producers.
		He is currently a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, where he serves on the Executive Branch Membership Committee; and he is a member of the Advisory Board of the Producers Guild of America, where he launched the Guilds’ Black Tie Award in 1998.
		The Frederic W. Ziv Award, bestowed annually by CCM’s Electronic Media Division, is named for the founder of Ziv Television Programs, the largest and most potent syndication company in the history of television, including The Cisco Kid and Highway Patrol.
	www.uc.edu /news/nr.asp?id=499 (784 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Person : Frederic Ziv : Biography
		Ziv was born in Cincinnati, OH, in 1905, the son of European immigrants.
		Ziv branched into television programming in 1948 and found a market that was wide open -- unaffiliated local stations were anxious to get shows that looked as though they were of network quality, and even network affiliates desperately needed shows to fill the non-prime-time slots that the networks didn't service.
		Ziv kept the show going for seven years, but it was still being rerun in the 1970s on some stations, thanks to the fact that it had been filmed in color.
	www.vh1.com /movies/person/270366/bio.jhtml (723 words)

	Television Collection in the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
		The Center's television collections are especially rich for the pre-videotape era, when programs were either broadcast live and copied onto kinescope or produced and broadcast using film.
		The largest of WCFTR television collections is comprised of 3500 shows produced by Ziv Television, the most successful producer of action-adventure programming filmed for first-run syndication from 1948 to 1962.
		Information about television programs, documentaries, cartoons and short subjects, can be accessed by title using the card catalogues, printed lists, indexes and other manual finding aids available at the WCFTR office.
	www.wisconsinhistory.org /wcftr/tv.asp (497 words)

	1998-2000 University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate School Catalog
		The media effects subarea is concerned with the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral impact of the media (especially television) on individuals.
		This program focuses on the cultural uses of electronic media, but other forms of popular culture are also covered.
		The program seeks to give students an understanding of the techniques of filmmaking so that they can use film as a medium of art and communication and view films with increased appreciation of their internal structures.
	www.wisc.edu /pubs/home/archives/grad98/letsci/comart.html (1298 words)

	TELEVISION SYNDICATION FACTS AND INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Off-network syndication involves the sale of a program that was originally run on network_television: a rerun.
		, after establishing itself as a major radio syndicator, was the first major first-run television syndicator, creating several long-lived series in the 1950s and selling them directly to regional sponsors, who in turn sold the shows to local stations.
		Other series seen on multiple cable channels simultaneously were often being shared by channels which had the same corporate owners.
	velocipay.com /Television_syndication (2312 words)

	University of Cincinnati News Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Ziv Award is presented by the Electronic Media Division of the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music.
		The Frederic W. Ziv Award, given each year by CCM's Electronic Media Division, is named for the founder of the largest and most potent syndication company in the history of television: Ziv Television Programs.
		Ziv is also Distinguished Professor of Electronic Media at CCM and in 1985 received an honorary doctorate from UC.
	www.uc.edu /info-services/ziv.htm (285 words)

	1950s: Raising the bar
		Hollywood studios, which had initially shunned the nascent medium, were now looking at television as an extension of their entertainment business.
		The popular film actress successfully crossed over to television with this anthology that gained fame for her endless wardrobe and sweeping entrances.
		One of television's most endearing characters, Phil Silvers' Sgt. Bilko might have worn an Army uniform, but he was pure con man. The fast-talking, quick-thinking Bilko spent his tour of duty scheming up ways to separate his fellow servicemen from their money without getting caught.
	www.vnuemedia.com /thr/television/feature_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000626586 (3704 words)

	Herbert A. Philbrick Papers (Library of Congress)
		In addition to documenting Philbrick's life and activities, his papers are a source of information on the anticommunist movement in general featuring prominent individuals and organizations and containing correspondence, newsletters, and press clippings from throughout the country.
		The television section contains material relating to the syndicated television series produced from 1953 to 1956 by Ziv Television Programs, Inc. in which Richard Carlson starred as Philbrick.
		Included among the film, television, and radio material are files on Philbrick's own television projects, “Red Report” and “World War III.” Office files contain memoranda and draft correspondence that he prepared for staff while he was away on lecture tours.
	www.loc.gov /rr/mss/text/philbrick.html (9747 words)

	Highway Patrol, starring Broderick Crawford - Articles
		Known as the "father of syndicated television," Ziv founded what Les Brown's Encyclopedia of Television describes as "the largest and most potent syndication company in the history of television, Ziv-TV, the leading programming force outside the networks during the 1950s." It all started with a loaf of bread--rye bread.
		Once Ziv had shown the networks how to do prime-time television, he sold his company to Universal Artists in 1960 which today is part of MGM.
		Ziv, who had a winter home in the Southern California desert in addition to his primary home in Ohio, is survived by a son, William of Cincinnati; a daughter, Frederica Yamin of Montecito, Calif.; eight grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
	highwaypatroltv.com /articles.shtml (2193 words)

	When Television Tv Invented (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		If a television is advertised as 36 inch television, which means that the screen is 36 inches from one corner to the other diagonal corner.
		BRIA(13:1) Presidential elections, political scandals, television, -...press, which thrives on sensational news reporting, was invented over 100...
		Television History - RCA color television system - Living Color - The history of early color television.
	clear-tv.com /when-television-tv-invented.html (678 words)

	broad041699
		One of the top executives of the parent company of WLWT (Channel 5) will be the 12th recipient of the prestigious Frederic W. Ziv Award from the Electronic Media Division of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.
		The award is named for Cincinnati native Dr. Frederic W. Ziv, who created one of the most influential companies in the TV industry in the 1950s, when his Ziv Television Programs was the major supplier of TV programming outside of the networks.
		His company is credited with being a major innovator in the syndication business, supplying stations with original programming as well as reruns that first aired on major networks.
	www.cincypost.com /living/broad041699.shtml (573 words)

	Naval History Magazine: Men of Annapolis: Good Show? by Captain Sherman G. Alexander, USN(Ret.)
		In fall 1955, ZIV presented a concept for two weekly half-hour dramatic programs—one based on the Naval Academy and another on the Military Academy (titled West Point)—to the Office of Public Information, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense.
		ZIV had not produced the kind of "suitable" stories the Navy had expected, resulting in frustration within the production company and disillusionment within the Navy.
		The production costs of both of the ZIV service academy series averaged about $40,000 an episode, which was expensive for 30-minute shows in the late 1950s.
	www.usni.org /NavalHistory/Articles02/NHalexander04.htm (3377 words)

	KGMS Law \| Kulik Article 2
		One day he was reading about television shows debuting in the Fall when his attention focused on a particular new series the critics were hailing as likely to be a big success.
		Both contracts may exist regardless of whether there has been a technical meeting of the minds and the only difference between the two forms of contract is that one is established by the words of the parties and the other is established by their conduct.
		It is worth noting that while this article focuses on ideas for television programs and motion pictures, ideas for almost any type of creative endeavor can be protected under these same theories.
	www.kgmslaw.com /kulikart2.html (5357 words)

	UW Madison - Communication Arts Department
		Individual producers affiliated with all three major television networks have donated a wealth of material for study by television scholars.
		Programming includes silent films with piano accompaniment, as well as restored Hollywood classics, experimental works, and contemporary foreign films.
		Other facilities include an animation stand, an optical printer, and an in-house laboratory for processing and work-printing as well as a state-of-the-at Sonic Solutions digital-audio work station which can be used for postproduction film and video sound work.
	commarts.wisc.edu /Grad/MCS/General/facilities.htm (789 words)

	Sea Hunt Trivia Lloyd Bridges Zale Parry Argonaut Scuba Guy Diving Bill Jones Tors Ziv United Artists Television TV ...
		Ziv had the press out on the set and the sea happened to be very rough that day.
		Ziv ran his studio from a four-story office building on Madison Road in Cincinnati because it enabled him to remain in the background.
		Ziv Television Programs, including the 20% share still held by the Chairman of the Board Fred Ziv and Ziv President John L. Sinn, for $20,000,000.
	home.houston.rr.com /thescubaguy/News/SeaHuntTrivia.html (8591 words)

	Television Programs Production (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Presents an introduction to the advantages of digital television and details how digital programs are filmed and recorded.
		Feature film production and distribution, video and DVD worldwide distribution, and production of programs for television broadcast and syndication.
		Information on television programs, feature films, videos, and series in production in the United Kingdom.
	www.1choiceelectronics.com /television-programs-production.html (232 words)

	Sea Hunt Legacy Lloyd Bridges Scuba Guy Diving Bill Jones Mike Nelson
		In Ziv #3.7, "Counterfeit", released February 20, 1960, Mike works with a Secret Service agent to retrieve a cache of counterfeit currency from a crashed Nazi plane.
		In AU #03 "The Sea Cave", released September 23, 1960, Bill and Patty must rescue a woman and her son in a sea cave which is about to be flooded by a rising tide.
		In SEA HUNT's Ziv #1.25, "The Prospectors", released June 28, 1958, a pair of prospectors hire Mike to trace the source of radioactive fish.
	home.houston.rr.com /thescubaguy/News/SeaHuntLegacy.html (4728 words)

	CTVA Sci-Fi "Men Into Space" (ZIV) (1959-60) starring William Lundigan
		Ziv Television Programs, Inc. ODAT: 07Oct59; OREG: LP51144.
		Ziv Television Programs, Inc. ODAT: 21Oct59; OREG: LP51145.
		Ziv Television Programs, Inc. ODAT: 28Oct59; OREG: LP51146.
	aa.1asphost.com /CTVA/US/SciFi/MenIntoSpace.htm (680 words)

	Late Word #3
		Depression is now described, by those whose job it is to provide fresh descriptions of our sadness, not as a tendency toward an exaggerated or distorted view of one's condition but as realism.
		ZIV was one of the most important production companies for the television serials of the late fifties and early sixties.
		Broderick Crawford as Captain Dan Mathews filmed thousands of individual gestures--pushing his sweaty fedora back on his head, pulling the short wave radio "mike" through an open car window, drawing a sweaty blunt-nosed thirty-eight from under his fat arm--these gestures had as their only purpose a determination to understand death/time.
	www.altx.com /interzones/white/word3.html (649 words)

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		The media effects subarea is concerned with the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral impact of the media (especially television and the internet) on individuals.
		The media and cultural studies track offers courses and research opportunities in the following areas: cultural and critical theory; feminist studies; audiences and the circulation of meaning; media history and historiography; media-related cultural practices; technology and policy issues.
		This program is not meant for those wishing to specialize in production.
	www.wisc.edu /pubs/home/archives/grad00/letsci/comart.html (1325 words)

	Television Syndication Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
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	popularityguide.com /encyclopedia/Television_syndication (2751 words)

	CTVA Military - "Men Of Annapolis" (ZIV) (1957) naval anthology series
		This was a companion to the Ziv Military Anthology series
		Men of Annapolis; ZIV Release No. 1017; ODAT: 06May57; OREG: LP50636.
		Men of Annapolis; ZIV Release No. 1018; ODAT: 13May57; OREG: LP50637.
	aa.1asphost.com /CTVA/US/Military/MenOfAnnapolis.htm (1240 words)

	In Memoriam
		Among the labor unions he represented was the New England section of the American Federation of Radio Artists, which he later joined full-time and then served as national executive secretary.
		He was also a former executive at Ziv Television Programs and Metromedia before returning to the practice of law.
		A state department official for much of his career, he began in 1946 as a civil servant assigned to the Mutual Defense Assistance Program.
	www.law.harvard.edu /alumni/bulletin/2000/fall/memoriam_main.html (4384 words)

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