...Negotiations Frasier case A. Who are the parties in the Frasier negotiation and what are their interests? (Viacom, CBS, Paramount, Kelsey) – (NBC, NBC West Coast ((Graboff)), ABC) The parties involved in the Frasier negotiations consist of NBC, Paramount, and actor Kelsey Grammar. Paramount and Kelsey had personal interest to extend the show 3 years. Kelsey Grammar wanted to rank in history as being an actor with having the record for the longest-running primetime television character in TV. Without Kelsey Grammar (Frasier), Paramount, and NBC would not have a TV series. NBC did not view the show Frasier as having another 3 years of life and did not want to invest in another 3 years. Additionally, NBC deemed Paramount’s price per episode to high and wanted to minimize what they saw as a loss of revenue. B. What is Paramount’s BATNA? What is your estimate of their reservation price? Paramount was banking on the fact that Frasier was the flagpole show of NBC and its success in the time slot. If they quit NBC, both Paramount and NBC would suffer while Paramount would have suffered the most. Paramount best alternative would have been to shop the show around to other networks in the case that the negotiations with NBC broke down. Paramount however was limited in networks to promote the show to due to the shows high overhead cost and industry consolidation. Due to these circumstances I would estimate Paramount’s reservation price around 5.25 million as Paramount...
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...New York City comptroller. Spitzer said that "over 27,000 signatures" were submitted to the city Board of Elections just after 10:30 p.m. Thursday, ahead of a midnight deadline. It came just four days after the tarnished ex-governor launched his campaign. Spitzer needs 3,750 valid petition signatures to get on the Democratic primary ballot for September. "I just want to first and foremost thank the citizens of New York that signed these petitions," Spitzer said outside the Board of Elections office in lower Manhattan. "I want to say it's an important statement for those who said it was not possible in the course of three and a half days to gather these signatures to get a candidate on the ballot for citywide office." Meanwhile, NBC said Spitzer would appear on "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno Friday night. "Saturday Night Live" cast member Bill Hader, who did an impression of Spitzer in a 2010 skit, also was scheduled. The filing may not be the last word. Spitzer's opponents or others could challenge signatures for reasons such as incomplete addresses or missing dates. If that happens, elections officials will have to review the objections, hold a hearing late this month and decide whether the signatures qualify. The matter could ultimately go to court. Spitzer, who resigned amid a prostitution scandal in 2008, startled the political establishment and shook up what had been a tame comptroller's race by jumping into it, a decision he says he just made over the...
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...CIS 333 WK 3 CASE STUDY 1 MOBILE DEVICES To purchase this visit here: http://www.activitymode.com/product/cis-333-wk-3-case-study-1-mobile-devices/ Contact us at: SUPPORT@ACTIVITYMODE.COM CIS 333 WK 3 CASE STUDY 1 MOBILE DEVICES CIS 333 WK 3 Case Study 1 - Mobile Devices You are an Information Security consultant for a small doctor’s office consisting of three doctors and two nurses. The office is physically located among several other professional office spaces. The doctors have decided they would like to replace the current method of using paper based medical records with automated medical records. The doctors would like to use mobile devices over a wireless network to move from one examining room to the next to document patient visits. Given the extremely sensitive information captured by the mobile devices and the wireless network, the doctors require you to provide a detailed plan identifying inherent risks associated with this network environment and establish mobile device and wireless security methods that will mitigate the risks. Research findings will be submitted with a minimum of three (3) scholarly level APA references. Write a two to three (2-3) page paper in which you: 1. Identify risks inherent in the use of wireless and mobile technologies. 2. Analyze the identified risks and develop factors to mitigate the risks. 3. Provide a sound recommendation to be employed in the doctor’s office. Activity mode aims to provide quality study notes and...
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...Social relationships In the workplace it is important to keep a professional-client relationship. With this relationship it is only alright for a client to meet a professional in their office and nowhere else. Boundaries have to be made aware so there is no way that the client and professional can get confused about the relationship and what the professional does to help the client. Managing boundaries should be one of the first things that are stated to the client. The client should realize that the professional wants to help them but can’t go to any event or become socially aquainted to the clients. Neither the client nor professional should become friends and have a life outside of the office. In the video the client asked the professional to go for coffee because she felt as if the office was to stuffy and wanted to get some fresh air. The professional asked her why she felt as if that was a good idea to be sensitive to maybe her culture. He handled it ethically correct and told her how that might not be a good idea being that there could be boundaries being broken. I would prevent any boundaries being broken before it even happened by telling the client the boundaries. I would automatically state that it is not good for the professional and client relationship if we were to become friends and explain to them why it would not be a good idea to become friends in the professional relationship. If they were to ever invite me out of the outside of the office I would...
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...Symbiosis, Symbiotic Relationship A relationship where both sides benefit from the other Roone Arledge, Jr. - American sports and news broadcasting pioneer - President of ABC sports from 1968 to 1986 - President of ABC news from 1977 to 1998. - Key part of the company's (ABC) rise to competition with two other main television networks (NBC and CBS) in the '60s, '70s, '80s, and '90s. - Created many programs still airing tonight such as Monday Night Football, ABC World News Tonight, Primetime, Nightline and 20/20 Jim McKay An American tv sports journalist. Is best known for hosting ABC's Wide World of Sports Billie Jean King An american former World No. 1 professional tennis player. In 1973, at the age of 29, she won the s0-called Battle of the Sexes match against the 55-year-old Bobby Riggs Bobby Riggs An american tennis player who lost to Billie Jean King in the Battle of the Sexes Match What is meant by the relationship between sports and tv being a symbiotic relationship? - Both have derived enormous benefits from the other. - Both have been around for most of the last 100 years. - The world of sports has helped to grow the business of tv, while tv has enable sports ventures, worldwide, to become high-end family entertainment. By the end of the '50s, what happened to sports programming and where during the weekly programming schedule did they find their place? What were the factors mentioned in the text that contributed to...
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...This generation today has its up and downs. Basically everything that this generation does is different than generations before. Technology is a big entity is this generation. Aside from technology, clothing has taken a huge toll on kids today. In addition to clothing, music is unalike between both generations. In this day and age, technology, clothing, and music have changed significantly between past generations. In today’s time, teenagers use technology for basically everything. For example, teenagers use social networking like Facebook, or text messaging to date other people. However in other generations, two people simply met face to face and asked each other out on a date. If someone in today’s age wants to look up weather or a definition to a word, Google from their smart phone simply does that for him/her. As opposed to other generations, people had to watch television to look up weather, and look into a dictionary to define a word. Lastly, teenagers in this generation use eBay to shop for things that they want from the internet. Whereas older generations went to the store, or mall to get things that they wanted. The way people dress has come a long way between generations. This generation today wears clothing that is unnecessarily colorful, and large or small. However in other generations, people wore normal clothing that suits them. Today, men wear pants below their waist, and sometimes below their butt. As opposed to other generations, men wear pants normally...
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...Stephan Mitrovic My chosen celebrity is Stephan Mitrovic the celebrated talented professional footballer playing for the Italian side S. L Benfica. The public personality that would suit Stephan Mitrovic is being the brand ambassador of sportswear franchise like adidas. This is because he is a talented and celebrated sportsman thus a link to a sportswear franchise would appeal more to the public. The target audience by such a brand ambassador move would be mainly young male adults and the youth. This is because this category of people are the most enthusiastic and avid fans of the sport. By being a brand ambassador for the particular sportswear franchise, Stephan Mestrovic’s image would appeal to the public. The successful and talented professional career he has at soccer would be related to the sportswear brand hence more appeal to the public. The strategy to make Stephan Mitrovic more appealing to the public would include him making appearance in the highly rated talk show like CNN’s Piers Morgan Live show and the Jay Leno Show. This is because these shows are mostly watched by the target audience and as such would be appealing to the young men and adults alike. Another effective strategy that would make him endearing to American audience is by through a photo-shoot with him donning clothes from the brand he represents for example adidas (Cameron & Ault, 2007). Strategic placement of billboards across towns and in sports stadia across the nation would pay off as his fans...
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...Student Client-Server Network Instructor Steven Wilhelm Project 2 31014 Charles Hays II I would say that the best lay out for a server system would be to setup the office with one physical server in the office which would act as the main DNS and this server would run on windows 8 server. You may ask why only one server? The simple answer is this I would setup the email server, print server and the office server would all be set as cloud servers this would save us on space as well as allow employees with the right permission to access the servers from any location via hardwired or wireless. How would I set up the group polices? Let’s star with the BC (Bereavement counselors) and the PCC (practitioner clinical counselor manager) I would set them up as local group with permission save to and access the print server and office server this is would allow them to access patient records from the server as well as save then for the doctors and nurses to access later. Also the TC (intake coordinator) and the VC (volunteer counselor) would be set up as a local group with the same access and permission as the BC this is due to the fact that like the BC I believe that due to the fact that thy are only inputting information and updating information, I see no need to allow them to have full access to system this to groups would have NTFS list folder contents permission...
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...broadcasting in the United States was dominated by two companies, CBS and RCA's NBC. Before NBC's 1926 formation, RCA had acquired AT&T Corporation's New York City station WEAF (later WNBC, now CBS-owned WFAN). With WEAF came a loosely organized system feeding programming to other stations in the northeastern U.S. RCA, before the acquisition of the WEAF group in mid-1926, had previously owned a second such group, with WJZ in Newark as the lead station (purchased by RCA in 1923 from Westinghouse) . These were the foundations of RCA's two programming services, the NBC "Red" and NBC "Blue" networks. Legend has it that the color designations originated from the color of the push-pins early engineers used to designate affiliates of WEAF (red pins) and WJZ (blue pins). After a three-year investigation, the FCC in May 1940 issued a "Report on Chain Broadcasting." Finding that NBC Red, NBC Blue, CBS, and MBS dominated American broadcasting, this report proposed "divorcement", requiring the sale by RCA of one of its chains. NBC Red was the larger radio network, carrying the leading entertainment and music programs. In addition, many Red affiliates were high-powered, clear-channel stations, heard nationwide. NBC Blue offered most of the company's news and cultural programs, many of them "sustaining" or unsponsored. Among other findings, the FCC claimed RCA used NBC Blue to suppress competition against NBC Red. The FCC did not regulate or license networks directly, but it could influence...
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...For the exclusive use of X. Guo, 2016. 9-801-447 REV: JUNE 13, 2002 GUHAN SUBRAMANIAN Frasier (A) Just one day into his new job at the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), and Mark Graboff had a problem. Graboff was leading the team that was responsible for renegotiating the rights to Frasier, a popular television show that would play a critical role in NBC’s fall 2001 programming lineup. While Paramount, the owner of the show, seemed to be demanding $8 million per episode in the press, NBC had calculated that it would have to pay under $5 million in order to make a profit on the show. Multiplying by 24 episodes per season, and multiplying again by the three-year term that Paramount was insisting on, the gap seemed insurmountable. Making matters worse, the most likely other bidder for the show was the Columbia Broadcasting th System (CBS), a rival network to NBC and Graboff’s former employer. “On November 13 [2000], my last day at CBS, I was putting the finishing touches on CBS’s contract extension to Everybody Loves Raymond,” recalled Graboff. “And I was thinking, ‘Thank goodness this deal is almost done.’ The next day I began at NBC, and I was faced with an equally arduous negotiation.” Graboff watched the sun set over the Los Angeles skyline as he began familiarizing himself with the background documents on the negotiation. Industry Background Behind the glitz and the glamour, the stars and the scandals, Hollywood is, at its core, a business. Studios...
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...I am writing this email to chronicle the conversation we had yesterday in your office yesterday (March 14th, 2018). As of late, my wife and I have been having difficulties with our neighbor in the unit directly below us. He has taken it upon himself to confront us on a regular basis about the noise coming from upstairs. The first incident happened in the month of December when the gentlemen yelled at our daughter to, “get your mother out here, now,” and proceeded to furiously bang on our door. After the matter, I had a conversation with him discussing the situation, reminding him that adults should discuss disagreements through words as opposed to acting irrationally. I also agreed to make a stronger effort to keep the children quiet during the daytime hours. As a point of reference, here is a list of activities we do with our children on a consistent basis: preschool with Monika three days a week; swimming at the gym 2-3 times a week; trips to the zoo and museum at least weekly; visiting grandparents 2-3 times a week (mostly on weekends); work third shift often, in which my wife keeps the children quiet so that I can sleep. In addition, we frequently remind our children that the house is not a play area, and tell them be respectful of the neighbor’s peacefulness. Sammy, our youngest child, takes naps during the afternoons, meaning that the apartment is silent during this time period. Despite all these efforts to contain the noise coming from our children, our neighbor...
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...How does anyone successfully begins an about me page? I’m completely socially awkward, and I have no normal vein in my body. I will just go ahead and just jump into it, well I will begin with the important part of my life and the purpose of this blog I suppose. A few years ago, I went to the ER due to bleeding and severe cramping. I knew as we were driving there that something was wrong. I knew something was terribly wrong with my little squishy. As we went through the process, I was lying on the examination table and it happened. I had lost my little squishy. I was far enough along to know gender. It was one of the worst things ever. I was told later that I had abnormally high blood glucose, but a relatively normal a1c (average glucose level during certain periods of time that indicates if you are diabetic or not). It turns out I was wasn’t diagnosed for gestational diabetes. It was initially assumed I may have been type 2, but after the loss of squishy my glucose levels returned to normal. I was normal in a sense. This was just days after Thanksgiving. I had a physical in July of 2014 and I was told I was in great shape. However, months later I oddly had symptoms of being a diabetic. I was afraid, but got screened. I was told I was indeed officially a type 2 diabetic. I was also told that I should go immediately to the ER because my a1c was relatively high, and it was possible harm to the fetus. Fetus? What Fetus? I looked at her kind of confused and she replied, “Oh you’re...
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...Disney Case The Cap Cities acquisition brought a number of entertainment related distribution properties under Disney's ownership including the ABC television network, 10 other television stations, the ESPN network, the ABC radio networks and several newspapers and periodicals. Prior to the acquisition, Disney was primarily a creative content producer and a theme park operator. With the acquisition of Cap Cities, Disney became a major player in media distribution. The investment thesis was to combine, further capture, and improve vertical components of the value chain (i.e. content development and distribution). In hindsight, we would argue that the benefit and cost based synergies were minimal and generally below expectations. As a result, we believe that vertical integration decreased total value – in this case – given that the market exchange is generally more efficient under licensing agreements. For example, the perception at the time of acquisition was that ABC’s distribution network would serve as a perfect outlet for Disney’s creative content and that the benefit based synergies from cross promotion were to be substantial. However, integration does not appear to have had such success. With the acquisition, ABC is effectively forced into purchasing Disney’s content versus the best, and in some cases better, alternatives. As a result, ABC’s ratings have struggled over time (particularly excluding Who Wants to Be a Millionaire) as the end consumer has opted for programming...
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...Critical Care On Tuesday, February 23rd I had my rotation in the Critical Care Unit at Memorial Hospital. This was an amazing experience. My nurse was assigned to two patients (she told me that each nurse should only have one patient but…Hmm…) Anyways, we had one patient that had been there overnight and at about 9:30 in the morning we received a patient transferred from the ER. The first patient was originally in the hospital for a gastric sleeve, which she did get but during the procedure she coded. They found that she had cardiomyopathy and was admitted to the critical care unit. This patient hemoglobin levels had been low and throughout the night and day had received 5 units of blood. Since her levels continued to be low they thought there may be some internal bleeding going on. So, they ordered an Upper GI. I helped transfer the patient down to radiology and observe the diagnostic test. It was a pretty simple test. She just had to drink the contrast which by the expression on her face did not taste very well. The preliminary reading sis not show anything but there were still waiting on confirmation and further test orders when it was time for me to leave. The second patient I had came from the ER and was unconscious and continually having seizures. He was already on Propofol and Adivan when he came down and he was still having muscle twitching every 10 seconds. He was also a dialysis patient so they had just ordered labs and we drew his blood. It was a whirlwind while...
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...article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (March 2011) Wometco Home Theater Launched 1977 Closed 1986 Owned by Wometco Enterprises Picture format 480i (SDTV) Country United States Language English Broadcast area New York metropolitan area Headquarters Fairfield, New Jersey The Wometco Home Theater (WHT) was an early pay television service in the New York City area, that was owned by Miami-based Wometco Enterprises, which owned several major network affiliates in mid-sized media markets and its flagship WTVJ in Miami (then a CBS affiliate on channel 4, now an NBC owned-and-operated station on channel 6). The signals were broadcast beginning in August 1977 on WWHT-TV (channel 68) and later on WSNL-TV (channel 67) out of Smithtown, New York. The service had ended by 1986. Contents [hide] 1 Overview 2 List of Wometco Home Theater affiliates 3 References 4 See also Overview[edit] Wometco Home Theater descrambling box. Initially subscribers paid $15 for a set-top descrambling box that allowed subscribers to view channel 68's scrambled television signals (a later addressable, 2-channel version of this descrambler was developed under vice president of engineering, Alex MacDonald). The service was similar to Home Box Office (HBO), but a Wometco executive told The New York Times...
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