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ABOUT
THE PERSON OF
THE
WEEK
Hu
Jintao and
China
Highlights Gov
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Local Industry
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Hu
Jintao,
Pesident of
China
1.
Feature
Story
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Feature
Story
TVInews
--"Once inside
of Television
International
Magazine™
-- on the
Internet with
tvinews.net™,
says Josie Cory
- "the top
executive will
find not only
"instant"
information
about new
products, but a
few new ways to
create new
lifestyles,
with a few new
hats." TVI
converges news
events and high
ranking Telecom
celebs,
(TVI's
person of the
week),
into the
everyday life
of each user of
Smart90.
"The
YES90, Your
Easy Search
engine, brought
on by Google,
Yahoo, and
Smart90.©om™,"
continued
Josie, "is the
secret - 90
characters or
less."
THE FACTS
ARE: The
products the
top
decision-maker
needs for
his/her own
personal
business use
are usually
found on the
television
monitor,
sitting right
in front of
them, just a
click or two
away!
-----TVInews.net,
TVI Magazine,
Xingtv and
VRAtv music
videos, were
done purposeful
with a lot of
hard work and
sweat", says
Josie. Our
webcast and
television
shows from
China were
accomplished by
sheer luck,
with the help
of many hard
working
entertainers,
producers and
government
people.
-----
"For
me, travelling
to a foreign
country, was
always another
lucky life
experience,
especially,
getting back
safe and
sound", says
Josie. Ms. Cory
has been part
of the Troy
Cory Show
production
team, as a
producer and
director --
since 1988. She
is not only an
accomplished
performer, and
a
recording/television
producer, but
she's had the
perfect
training and
education as
well, learning
from the best.
Josie has
produced most
of Troy's CDs
and DVD music
recordings,
since the 80s,
in England,
Germany and the
U.S.
-----Josie,
pronounced,
"Jossi" in
Bavaria, was
born in the
southern part
of Germany, and
was brought up
and educated in
the customary
disciplined
Bavarian style
of the 1960s.
Her liberal
arts education
years brought
her to Munich,
Germany and
England, where
she perfected
the English
language, and
her desires to
enter the world
of business. As
a musical
inclined
linguist,
interpreter,
and translator
for a foreign
newspaper
journalist, it
prepared her
for a life in
the
entertainment
industry and
into the
literary,
publishing
field she now
shares with her
husband,
entertainer and
author Troy
Cory.
----Three
of Josie's
co-authored
books,
"Reinventing
Radio",
"Rediscovering
Radio &
Television With
Documents", and
"Disappointments
Are Great -
Follow the
Money, the
Internet" --
are valuable
contributions
to the student
of the wireless
electromagnetic
wave, radio,
television, and
now, streaming
broadband
movies over the
Internet.
----
The
books are part
of a four
volume set,
concerning the
history of
radio,
television and
the inventors
of radio,
focusing on the
Kentucky
inventor,
Nathan B.
Stubblefield,
and Nikola
Tesla.
----
Josie
Cory has been
the
publisher/editor
of TVI
Magazine, since
1987.
Before
that, and since
1970, she has
been the
primary
producer of
musical and
television
shows for VRA
TelePlay
Pictures and
VRA RadioPlay
Music. Vine
Street Video
Center,
and
Rosemont
Studios in
Pasadena
California, in
which she
co-founded with
Troy
Cory.
----
Her
publishing/editor
career
commenced in
1987, with her
first 68 page
Fall issue,
after
purchasing the
controlling
interest of
Television
International
Magazine from
Sylvia Preiss,
in early,
1987.
The magazine
was founded by
Sam Donaldson
and Al Preiss
in 1956.
Josie
was selected as
TVI's Person of
The Week in
November, 2004,
by the board
members of
NBS100, for her
innovative
accomplishments
in the field of
telecommunication
and
journalistic
reporting.
Front
Cover - TVI-67
November 28,
1004 /
Josie
Cory
TELEVISION
INTERNATIONAL
MAGAZINE -
1987
02.
"Images"
NEEDED
- A new face
for the
largest
single industry
in the World -
TV &
Film!
By - Josie Cory
An
Actor once
made. . . a
fortune as the
man with a
thousand
faces.
-----The
creation of
many characters
was his stock
in trade. But
unlike that
actor, it is an
accepted fact
among the
"image
builders", a
corporation
profits most by
presenting just
one "face" or
identity. To a
large extent, a
corporation's
success is a
result of the
impression it
makes on people
-- whether they
be the general
public or other
business
people. The
aggressive
competition
that is being
waged today for
the public's
time, attention
and business
makes it
essential for a
company to
present a
uniform
identity, and
continuity, to
make an
effective
impression on
the
public.
-----The
impression that
the Hollywood
television and
film industry,
which produces
a majority part
of all
programming for
the world wide
television and
motion picture
theater
audience,
stamps on
people is its
corporate image
and corporate
personality.
The word
"imagination"
stems from
"image" as a
root word. In a
similar manner,
the corporate
imagination of
the
television/film
industry . . .
its basic drive
or success
consciousness
is reflected
directly in the
industry's
corporate
image.
-----There's
little doubt
that the
term
corporate
image is still
much on the
lips of
producers or
their salesmen,
and almost
everyone else
responsible for
promoting,
producing and
marketing a
feature film or
tv series -- or
as for that
matter,
presenting the
industry's face
to the
public.
-----The
corporate image
approach can't
be confined to
one individual
company's
public
relations or
publicity
department. It
not only
involves top
management; it
must begin with
top management
and more likely
in today's
corporate
executive, the
CEO, in the
case with the
Disney/ABC
Company,
Michael Eisner.
As a
philosophy, it
holds that
every industry
must have a
concept of
itself --
hammered out by
the brass.
Rather than
just, a vague
feeling that
the industry
exists to make
a profit by
turning out a
salable product
for 365 days
per year, that
garners a
worthwhile
rating for a
sponsor and the
studio.
-----The
communication
business of
which the
television/film
industry is
part of, can
never avoid
creating a
corporate image
-- but it can
choose the
image it wants
to create. Take
for example,
the Dot.com
industry image
was based on
the hullabaloos
about its
customers
paying billion
of dollars for
Internet
connections.
The corporate
image was built
on watered
stock sales to
the "sucker
market", which
for the purpose
only known to
Times/Warner,
became the
sibling to AOL.
Nevertheless,
the Dot.com
image will
never be
forgotten --
the growth was
phenomenal, it
gave every
household
around the
world a chance
to become a
member of the
free enterprise
system, like
Times/Warner,
Enron, Global
Grossing and
WorldCom --
"it's free to
get in and free
to get out" -
just hock the
farm.
-----Building
an image costs
money,
whether
the image is
good or bad.
However, it
costs twice as
much to create
a good image
when an
existing poor
one must first
be
eradicated.
More
About Making An
Impact: Go To
BUILDING AN
IMAGE
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TELEVISION
INTERNATIONAL
Magazine
History
-
Founded in 1956
by ABC's
Sam Donaldson
and his partner
Al
Preiss.
Both
Mr. Donaldson
and Mr. Preiss
dedicated
themselves to
bring to the
film and
television
industry -- the
latest
"industry"
news. Since
then ,
TELEVISION
INTERNATIONAL
has been a most
respected
international
trade news
publication. In
March, 1963,
TVI hosted the
first Annual
Festival of
World TV
Classics Award
at the
Huntington
Harford
Theater. By
1987, it grew
to command the
readership of
television
network
executives in
142 countries
on six
continents.
Front
Cover - TVI-67
November 28,
1004 /
Josie
Cory
TELEVISION
INTERNATIONAL
MAGAZINE -
1987
More
About Making An
Impact: Go To
BUILDING AN
IMAGE
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