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Q.
What was
the Largest Percentage Ad Deal For TVI? /
Answer
The
largest ever -- was for $117 million dollars.
Of course TVI's % was based on the gross
amount! MORE
STORY
Not
many people are lucky enough to lay claim to an
office with a sweeping view of the Pasadena Rose
Bowl area, especially when most of the companies
she does media business with -- are based in and
about the globe.
A
few of the locations are: Las Vegas, Hollywood,
Munich, Canada, Austria, Hawaii, France, Shanghai,
and Beijing, and are cemented together with a few
letters.
The
pertinent documents include, a multi-million
$USdollar Trade Acceptance Letter, an Intermediary
PI Letter, and a Non-circumvention Agreement with
the principals, and their China distributor -- that
can last for decades. (See Letter
above).
Yet
during all of her nearly ten years in publishing,
(1987), Josie Cory has worked most of her years in
the Publishing/Ad business only short distances
from the airports, convention centers, and within
the realms of a Wi-Fi HotSpot link to the world
wide web -- to keep in touch.
Starting out as a print publisher of TV - Radio and
Film chronicles, her visionary use of computers for
publishing magazines and books to be read and sold
via online dissolved the use of printer's ink, and
paper into a TV monitor. The long name, Television
International Magazine, became Smart90.com,
TVInews.net, Lookradio.com, and its various /
dash-forward sections. Its traditional trade show
magazine distributors became Amazon.com,
TVImagazine.com, Google and Yahoo.
If you have a computer, you have
a Broadcast Station, and a Bank within
reach.
"Since married to entertainment centered
businessman, Troy Cory-Stubblefield, I had to
adjust my whole working life in my early 20s. The
hardest part was adapting to the full benefits of
living around a Hi-Tech wooded estate linked to
TVI's many SmartServer farms," she quipped amused,
in my telephone interview from her home office,"
said Pete Allman. MORE
STORY - SERVER
FARMS.
"Publishing
is a real high-stress business -- especially if
it's income is derived mainly from PI advertising
deals." Although her home may be a stress reliever,
she doesn't feel that way about collecting
advertising receivables from TVI's brand-named
advertisers.
One of her pet peeves are "PI" -- or percentage
deals that go sour, notably caused by the DotCom
bust, or the crunch of a movie or distribution deal
that became a flop. Percentage deals are those
Advertising Agreements that are tied into the sales
revenue of an Advertiser's good, products, services
or a Public Relations program financed by venture
capitalists. "They have been very lucrative for
TVI, but they have created a few hard feelings in
the world of business ethics.
Part
02 /
The $117-Million PI deal
with China Expo 2000AD, GPI, and Diamond Aircraft
Industries Inc., was to sell the goods products and
services of Diamond, -- to the government of the
Peoples Republic of China . . . so . .
.
The results made Christopher Dries, Diamond's major
stockholder, a hero. That trade mission took nearly
four years to complete after the $117,000,000
dollar Trade Acceptance Agreement was approved in
May 1997, and another three years before a China
Joint Venture was created. - CLICK
TO SEE DRIES ON YouTube
Movie.
And that's where the controversy begins, the 1997
former President and CFO of Diamond Aircraft
Industries, Inc, as well as his staff, are no
longer around to share in the fame and fortunes of
China's monetary success.
Josie was sporting fresh success stories from her
interviews with executives of Diamond Aircraft, and
TVI reporters when I spoke with her, "it appears,"
said Josie, "that some people will lean backwards
to honor workable non-circumvention
agreements."
It is an issue that causes much consternation among
business executives. One Diamond executive is
making an attempt to reach a compromise that might
be satisfactory to those who are now in charge --
and those who were in charge of Diamond's entry
into China in 1997.
Another issue for Josie Cory are those high-ranking
Chinese officials that worked so hard in the 80s
and 90s to commoditize the U.S.-China trade
relationship into real "cash," but retired from
their government posts before their five year plan
to enact laws for private ownership of small
aircraft was completed.
She has become very adept to China's 5-year plans
since 1988, the year that marks Cory's first
TV/Stage film productions in China. In fact, not
only did she produce the first Webcast from China,
2000, but she helped advance the pay-per click
system with her own KudoAd click program.
Part
03 /
TVI's ClickAds are KudoAds.
They operate alongside and in conjunction with
GoogleAds -- to reach-out to
bloggers.
"Now it's RollYo, YouTube and Google Video to
realize broadband viewing for WiFi users. That
means easy links to Mobisodes and Webisodes video
productions, reaching out to those users in search
for answers concerning parties to a legal
controversy."
"I do 99% of my storyline editing online with the
author. It's not complicated, if everyone has a
compatible PC and they know a little something
about Mac, iTunes and QuickTime," she said. "I have
home phone numbers of all of my column editors --
so I can call for source info if there are problems
on any story -- like non-circumvention
agreements."
"That's why she phoned me," says Pete. Josie is
among a growing group of Publishers who still rely
on the focused opinions of their authors.
In regards to her pet peeves, PI deals with branded
celebs, "there are facts, and there are
interpretations; is the glass half full, or is the
glass half empty?
It has been my experience with those branded Celebs
and names featured in TVI's Hollywood Beat and
Celebrity Scene News the only people who get paid
are PR people and the Celebs' agents. It's not
against the law for the free-lance column writer or
member of a News Press team to get remunerated for
a mention, but it's frowned upon. For DJs it's a
different story. - MORE
STORY.
But Google and Yahoo have changed the climate in
news gathering and the way authors and recording
artist are paid. Search engines don't need locat
radio stations or corner news stands and delivery
boys to sell their recording or printed news, a
television monitor does the job free.
With a few CLICKS of the finger, you can be linked
to SmartWebPages, like LookRadio, MySpace, and
YouTube and view a Webisode. Google, Yahou and
Amazon pays for the service through their AdSense
and A9 side bar Clicks. -
WHAT''S
PAYOLA.
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FOR MORE STORY ABOUT MEDIA PI
ADs.
In fact, one click on my Lexmark printer lands me
an airline ticket from one of TVI's PI sponsors --
for a trade mission to Munich, Cannes or China, she
says.
"I prefer travel during the TV programming season,
or during a VRA TelePlay music exchange tour,"
being part of the concert scene, says the producer
of most of her husband's tv shows and music
recordings. CLICK
FOR MORE STORY ABOUT AMBROS SEELOS
ORCHESTRA.
Josie Cory's spirited sense of humor, balances her
otherwise serious work as a Publisher and as the
Co-author of the "SmartDaaf Boys," the inventors of
broadcasting and RF frequencies.
"I love the happy go-lucky faces of Chinese
children when they see the TCS performers do their
song and dance numbers on stage in Fuzhou or
Shanghai," she said. "I can't wait to fly over the
new Beijing Olympic stadium in 2008, in one of
Christian Dries' new Diamond Jets, with a few
youngsters." CLICK
FOR MORE STORY ABOUT JOSIE
CORY
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TO SEE DRIES ON YouTube
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- Pilotcast
Pilot Kent interviews Christian Dries, CEO of
Diamond Aircraft in front of the new Diamond D-Jet
at EAA Airventure 2006 Oshko
Josie
Cory
Publisher/Editor
TVI Magazine
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Associated Press, Reuters, BBC, LA Times, NY Times,
VRA's D-Diaries, Industry Press Releases, They Said
It, SmartSearch, and Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia were used in compiling and
ascertaining this Yes90 news
report.
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