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American Broadcasting Company (ABC) to amerykański operator sieci telewizyjnej i radiowej. ABC rozpoczęło swą działalność radiową 15 lipca 1945, natomiast transmisję telewizyjną rozpoczęto 19 kwietnia 1948 roku. Obecnie ABC jest własnością The Walt Disney Company. Stacja ABC jest producentem serialu Lost. thumb|300px|right ABC is the longest channel to have aired new Scooby-Doo shows, from 1976 to 1991. They frequently attempted to renew interest by having Hanna-Barbera change the format and add new characters such as the infamous Scooby-Dum and Scrappy-Doo. At the time, Scrappy proved to be a hit, saving the series from cancellation. ABC then removed staple characters, such as Daphne Blake, Fred Jones, and Velma Dinkley, in order to focus more on Scrappy, with Scooby-Doo and Shaggy Rogers. In 1983, ABC and Hanna-Barbera brought back Daphne for a mystery format closer to its roots. In 1985, they aired The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, which had real monsters and a recurring plot, but no proper ending was done, due to cancellation, as the franchise wasn't burned out from the many changes made. The first thing you would need to do is to find a trusted host who offers to play flower poker, this would ensure your safety of the item(s)/money you are betting. A great way for you to find a trusted host is by joining the staff team's official gambling clan called "Dice". ABC is a children's song from The Wiggles' DVD: Apples and Bananas. ABC de Sin Bandera: De viaje. They currently have the rights to air A Charlie Brown Christmas, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving and It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, airing all three at least once on dates near their respective holidays. ABC acquired the rights to those specials in 2001 after they have aired on CBS for the previous 35 years. The American Broadcasting Company, or ABC, is a television network in the United States. The following Hanna-Barbera series were broadcast over ABC: * The Flintstones * Top Cat * The Jetsons * Jonny Quest * The Fantastic Four * Cattanooga Cats * The Funky Phantom * Super Friends * Hong Kong Phooey * These Are the Days * Devlin * The Tom & Jerry Show * The Great Grape Ape * Mumbly * Dynomutt Dog Wonder * Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics * Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels * Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo * The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang * Laverne & Shirley in the Army * Mork & Mindy * Pound Puppies * The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo * The Flintstone Kids * A Pup Named Scooby-Doo The American Broadcasting Company (ABC) is an American television network. Created in the year 1943 from the former NBC Blue radio network, ABC is owned by The Walt Disney Company and is part of Disney-ABC Television Group. Its first broadcast on television was in 1948. As one of the Big Three television networks for its first 45 years, its programming has contributed to American popular culture. The term ABC in reference to an R/C nitro engine means aluminum, brass and chrome, the three metals used in the manufacturing of the engine's piston, cylinder sleeve and cylinder head. Nitro engines manufactured by this method do not use piston rings to aid in compression. Because of this, ABC engines are intentionally built to very tight tolerances, requiring strict adhesion to the manufacturer's break-in recommendations to ensure long engine life and to avoid catastrophic engine damage. This article is a stub. You can help by [ adding to it]. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh originally aired on ABC's Saturday Morning lineup from season two up until its conclusion in 1991, and continued to air in reruns until 1993. Following a three year hiatus, the series returned in reruns to ABC following Disney's purchase of the network and the rebrand of ABC's Saturday Morning lineup to Disney's One Saturday Morning, where it aired in reruns until the block's demise in 2002. Several Winnie the Pooh related films have aired on ABC, most notably The Tigger Movie. Jedna z głównych amerykańskich stacji telewizyjnych. Na jej zlecenie został wyprodukowany serial "Gotowe na wszystko". Stacja ABC puściła go na swoich łamach jako pierwsza na świecie, zanim licencja serialu została sprzedana do innych krajów. W tej chili telewizja ABC kręci czwarty sezon "Desperate Housewives". Είναι ένα Ιδιωτικό Εκπαιδευτικό Κέντρο στην Ελλάδα. Abc is the acronym for sdnhwejkhngbngrjkdkjsnhrdjeskdnhcskdjuhkf. Some people think that Youtube sucks. Destruction occurs when pressing Alt+4. Press it! Nothing goes wrong. Na história de Star Wars, é de notar que ela foi a primeira rede a transmitir pela primeira vez as séries animadas Star Wars: Droids e Star Wars: Ewoks. A ABC também transmitiu dois telefilmes relacionados aos Ewoks, Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure e Ewoks: The Battle for Endor. No entanto, o primeiro contato da rede com Star Wars aconteceu em 1977 com a exibição do especial de uma hora The Making of Star Wars. ABC (American Broadcasting Company) is a U.S. television network currently owned by The Walt Disney Company. The network was founded in 1943 and first started airing television programs in 1948, though some claim it has been broadcasting since prehistoric times. Muppet-related ABC broadcasts include: Muppet appearances on ABC programming include: <default>ABC</default> Type Subtype Creator(s) Date Place of Origin Source Language Platform File Type Aliases Family File Size Infection Size Infection Impact Reported Costs MD5 Hash SHA1 Hash CRC32 Hash Virus.DOS.ABC.2378 is a memory resident parasitic encrypted virus on DOS. It is discovered in October 1992. ABC是一首僅在Taiko Drum Master登場的西洋流行歌曲。 i want a regular job. ABC are an English new wave group that first came to prominence in the early 1980s. Their 1982 debut album, The Lexicon of Love, was a UK number one and they achieved ten UK and five US Top 40 hit singles between 1981 and 1990. The band, now essentially singer Martin Fry, continues to tour and released their eighth studio album, Traffic, in 2008. American Broadcasting Company (ABC)— американская телевизионная сеть, владеющая одним из трёх наиболее популярных телеканалов США. ABC основана в 1943 году Эдвардом Ноблем после покупки им принадлежавшей NBC радиовещательной сети Blue radio network. Телевизионное вещание начато в 1948 году. С 1996 года и по настоящее время ABC принадлежит компании The Walt Disney Company. При этом штаб-квартира ABC находится в Нью-Йорке, на Манхеттене, а программная дирекция — в Калифорнии, там же, где штаб-квартира Walt Disney Company. Официальным слоганом компании является слоган «Start Here». In the '50s, ABC was the traditional third-runner in the American Ratings, usually finishing a distant last to the other, "older" networks. Starting in the '60s, however, ABC began to make up for this by targeting younger audiences with shows like American Bandstand, The Mod Squad, Batman and Room 222, as well as traditional Dom Com fare like Bewitched and The Brady Bunch. Then, in the '70s, it hired Fred Silverman away from CBS. With Silverman's invention of the Jiggle Show (with Charlie's Angels and Threes Company), loading the schedule with sitcoms (Happy Days and others), and the broadcast of several significant Miniseries (Roots, Rich Man Poor Man) and sports events (Monday Night Football, Wide World of Sports, the Olympic Games), ABC saw both its ratings position and its revenue skyr ABC is an American television network, which purportedly stands for American Broadcasting Corporation. It was originally carved out from a rump of NBC in a late 1940's push for "media diversity." It remained the theoretical third network with mostly losing shows until it was bought by Disney. Because of its current ownership, ABC is anything but American. We must remain vigilant against the evil that is ABC. ABC is run by Hollywood types who produce programming to make you gay. Furthermore, Disney steals your children's lunch money. text text text --Tartakover 9 novembre 2006 à 18:18 (UTC) Catégorie:Projet Abc c. (singular definite abc'en, plural indefinite abc'er) 1. * ABC (a primer for teaching the Latin alphabet and first elements of reading; the rudiments of any subject) Die American Broadcasting Company (kurz: ABC) ist ein Fernseh - und Radio Netzwerk in den USA. Die American Broadcast Company gehört seit 1996 zum Disney-Konzern. Das Unternehmen enstand aus dem Zerfall der National Broadcast Company (NBC) und trägt seit 1945 den Namen ABC. Der damals unabhängige Konzern wurde vierzig Jahre später von Warren Buffett übernommen. Wie bereits erwähnt wurden die beiden Firmen einige Jahre später von Disney übernommen. ABC is an American commercial broadcasting television network. Created in 1943 from the former NBC Blue radio network, ABC is owned by The Walt Disney Company and is part of Disney-ABC Television Group, formerly ABC-TV. Its first broadcast on television was in 1948. It is the largest broadcaster in the world by revenues. As one of the Big Three television networks, its programming has contributed to American popular culture. ABC by The Jackson 5 is a #1 single from their second album ABC. Songwriter(s): Freddie Perren, Thom Bell, Alphonso Mizell, William Hart, Berry Jr Gordy, Deke Richards Lyrics: A B C is easy as one, two, three [| From: |] Are simple as do re mi A B C, one, two, three, baby, you and me girl The television network which aired My So-Called Life. ABC stands for American Broadcasting Company and is owned by DIsney Media Networks. ABC is an general-purpose programming language/Environment developed by by Leo Geurts, Lambert Meertens, and Steven Pemberton. It was Created and intended to be used instead of programming languages such as BASIC or Awk as a more advanced replacement but still be easier to use. ABC's Coding is more out forward text then most, as in people with little to no programming knowledge should be able to read it and understand it almost like a paragraph with a bit of thinking. Example found on Here is an example function words to collect the set of all words in a document: djdjdjdjdjdjddj [edit] Creating ABC From the organization of the first true radio networks in the late 1920s, 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's New York 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 New York as the lead station (purchased by RCA in 1923 from Westinghouse) . These were the foundations of RCA's two distinct 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 ABC was the network that originally aired the first 24 episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles from 1992 to 1993, and debuted the first trailer to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull on its morning show Good Morning America on February 14, 2008. right|150pxDie American Broadcasting Company (ABC) ist ein US-amerikanisches TV-Netzwerk und Teil der Walt Disney Company. Die Schwesterfirma ABC Studios (früher Touchstone Television) produzierte gemeinsam mit Doozer alle 9 Staffeln von Scrubs. Nachdem ABC die Serie von NBC übernommen hat, strahlte ABC die 8. und 9. Staffel von Scrubs aus. ABC (קיצור של American Broadcasting Company - "חברת השידור האמריקנית") - רשת טלוויזיה ורדיו בארצות הברית. הרשת נוסדה בשנת [[ציר הזמן|1944] על ידי אדוארד נובל, לאחר שפוצלה מרשת NBC, ונמצאת בבעלות חברת וולט דיסני משנת 1996. ב-9 בפברואר 1953 הרשת נמכרה לחברת UPT, בהנהלת לאונרד גולדנסון. בשנת 1986 הרשת נמכרה לחברת קפיטל סיטיז, ובשנת 1996 נמכרה לחברת וולט דיסני. Peel had regularly featured Vice Versa material on his show which would possibly have led him to play ABC's first single (swiftly followed by Vice Versa's "Science Fact" on 02 November 1981!). Their polished pop sound was evidently more suited to daytime radio and to David Jensen for whom they did record a session. After Peel's death, three ABC albums were found among the first 100 LPs by artists beginning with A when details of the DJ's record collection were released by TheSpace and John Peel Archive websites (see Record Collection: A). ABC is a song by The Jackson 5 which was written and produced by a group of Motown songwriters known as "The Corporation." They were: Freddie Perren, Fonce Mizell, Deke Richards, and Berry Gordy, Jr. Freddie Perren was a former school teacher, which probably influenced the school metaphors in the lyrics. (thanks, Edward Pearce - Ashford, Kent, England) This became the Jackson 5's second #1 hit by knocking out the Beatles' "Let It Be." According to co-writer Freddie Perren, the music of this is the chorus of their previous hit, "I Want You Back." ABC is a song by the Jackson 5, and appears in Band Hero. 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ABC (American Broadcasting Company) is a U.S. television network currently owned by The Walt Disney Company. The network was founded in 1943 and first started airing television programs in 1948, though some claim it has been broadcasting since prehistoric times. Muppet-related ABC broadcasts include: * Hey Cinderella! (1970) * Julie on Sesame Street (1973) * The Muppets Valentine Show (1974) * Out to Lunch (1974) * The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence (1975) * Julie: My Favorite Things (1975) * One to One (1975) * A Christmas Together (1979) * Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas (1980) * The Muppets Go to the Movies (1981) * The Fantastic Miss Piggy Show (1982) * The Christmas Toy (1986) * ABC News Special: Wall Street and the Economy (1987) * A Muppet Family Christmas (1987) * Free to Be... a Family (1988) * CityKids (1993) * Sesame Street's All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Streets Forever (1994) * Muppets Tonight (1996) * Aliens in the Family (1996) * Elmopalooza (1998) * The Muppets' Wizard of Oz (2005) * Elmo's Christmas Countdown (2007) * Lady Gaga & the Muppets' Holiday Spectacular (2013) * The Muppets (2015-2016) * The Muppet Christmas Carol (broadcast date unknown) * Muppet Treasure Island (broadcast date unknown) Muppet appearances on ABC programming include: Die American Broadcasting Company (kurz: ABC) ist ein Fernseh - und Radio Netzwerk in den USA. Die American Broadcast Company gehört seit 1996 zum Disney-Konzern. Das Unternehmen enstand aus dem Zerfall der National Broadcast Company (NBC) und trägt seit 1945 den Namen ABC. Der damals unabhängige Konzern wurde vierzig Jahre später von Warren Buffett übernommen. Wie bereits erwähnt wurden die beiden Firmen einige Jahre später von Disney übernommen. In the '50s, ABC was the traditional third-runner in the American Ratings, usually finishing a distant last to the other, "older" networks. Starting in the '60s, however, ABC began to make up for this by targeting younger audiences with shows like American Bandstand, The Mod Squad, Batman and Room 222, as well as traditional Dom Com fare like Bewitched and The Brady Bunch. Then, in the '70s, it hired Fred Silverman away from CBS. With Silverman's invention of the Jiggle Show (with Charlie's Angels and Threes Company), loading the schedule with sitcoms (Happy Days and others), and the broadcast of several significant Miniseries (Roots, Rich Man Poor Man) and sports events (Monday Night Football, Wide World of Sports, the Olympic Games), ABC saw both its ratings position and its revenue skyrocket. By the end of the decade, it had become a dependable frontrunner and completely lost its "also-ran" cachet. Among the things that helped this was the signing of several of NBC's affiliates in mid-sized markets, as their existing affiliates in those markets were, like their network, not strong performers (and several were on the less-desirable UHF band). ABC's run at the top stretched into the '80s, but began to slip midway through the decade. The once-moribund NBC was experiencing its resurgence under Brandon Tartikoff, and hit shows like Threes Company and Laverne and Shirley were coming to an end. While ABC was still producing hit shows like Dynasty, Moonlighting, The Wonder Years, Growing Pains and MacGyver, it was also producing bombs like Dolly and the Lucille Ball Sitcom Life With Lucy. The network wound up being bought out by a media company only a tenth its size, Capital Cities Communications, in 1985. After this, the network became more financially conservative (as its new owner had been known for prior to the purchase), tightening its purse strings and slowing investment in new series. In the '90s and early 2000s, the network's only success story was its spectacular subversion of the Friday Night Death Slot, the TGIF comedy block on Fridays, which featured such shows as Full House, Family Matters and Boy Meets World. Hits on other nights, such as The Practice and Alias, were few and far between, and attempts to launch a hit Reality Show (like CBS' Survivor and Fox's American Idol) proved to be embarrassments. It briefly enjoyed massive success with the hit Game Show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, until they started marketing the show to death by airing it four nights a week, turning it from a megahit into a punchline almost overnight. Also during the '90s, Capital Cities was bought by The Walt Disney Company, the network's current owner, who during the first few years of their ownership played this up significantly, but this has since cooled down. Midway through the decade, however, ABC finally regained its footing. It finally found its Reality TV hit in 2003 with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and followed that up the following year with three scripted series that quickly turned into megahits: Lost, Desperate Housewives, and Grey's Anatomy. Other shows, like Ugly Betty and Dancing With the Stars, also helped to boost ABC's cachet in the new decade. While still behind CBS and Fox, it sits comfortably in third place ahead of a seemingly dead-in-the-water NBC. The network also carries a second network on their owned and operated stations as a digital subchannel called "Live Well (HD) Network", a lifestyle network which airs programming pertaining to health, home improvement and food. A deal was recently signed to expand it to some stations owned by Belo, such as WFAA in Dallas-Fort Worth and KMOV in St. Louis, which won't all carry it in HD, causing "HD" to be dropped from the name, and the website to be redesigned to not look like the ABC O&Os' sites. Not to be confused with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation or with the Japanese network Asahi Broadcasting Corporation (TV Asahi's Osaka affiliate), which both have the same abbreviations and the former ITV franchise which merged with Reddifusion in 1968. The first thing you would need to do is to find a trusted host who offers to play flower poker, this would ensure your safety of the item(s)/money you are betting. A great way for you to find a trusted host is by joining the staff team's official gambling clan called "Dice". ABC (קיצור של American Broadcasting Company - "חברת השידור האמריקנית") - רשת טלוויזיה ורדיו בארצות הברית. הרשת נוסדה בשנת [[ציר הזמן|1944] על ידי אדוארד נובל, לאחר שפוצלה מרשת NBC, ונמצאת בבעלות חברת וולט דיסני משנת 1996. משנות ה-20 פעלו בארצות הברית שתי רשתות רדיו עיקריות - CBS ו-NBC. האחרונה כללה שתי רשתות נפרדות, שכונו "הרשת האדומה" ו"הרשת הכחולה". בתחילת שנות ה-40 משרד התקשורת האמריקני הורה לרשת NBC למכור אחת מהרשתות, כדי לעודד תחרות. ב-12 באוקטובר 1943 הרשת הכחולה נמכרה לאיש העסקים אדוארד נובל, תמורת 8 מיליון דולר. שם הרשת שונה ל-ABC בשנת 1944. מסוף שנות ה-40, הרשת החדשה החלה להתמודד בהצלחה מול שתי הרשתות הוותיקות. שידורי הטלוויזיה ברשת החלו ב-19 באפריל 1948. ב-9 בפברואר 1953 הרשת נמכרה לחברת UPT, בהנהלת לאונרד גולדנסון. בשנת 1986 הרשת נמכרה לחברת קפיטל סיטיז, ובשנת 1996 נמכרה לחברת וולט דיסני. ABC是一首僅在Taiko Drum Master登場的西洋流行歌曲。 Abc is the acronym for sdnhwejkhngbngrjkdkjsnhrdjeskdnhcskdjuhkf. Some people think that Youtube sucks. Destruction occurs when pressing Alt+4. Press it! Nothing goes wrong. ABC is an American television network, which purportedly stands for American Broadcasting Corporation. It was originally carved out from a rump of NBC in a late 1940's push for "media diversity." It remained the theoretical third network with mostly losing shows until it was bought by Disney. Because of its current ownership, ABC is anything but American. We must remain vigilant against the evil that is ABC. ABC is run by Hollywood types who produce programming to make you gay. Furthermore, Disney steals your children's lunch money. ABC is an American commercial broadcasting television network. Created in 1943 from the former NBC Blue radio network, ABC is owned by The Walt Disney Company and is part of Disney-ABC Television Group, formerly ABC-TV. Its first broadcast on television was in 1948. It is the largest broadcaster in the world by revenues. As one of the Big Three television networks, its programming has contributed to American popular culture. --Tartakover 9 novembre 2006 à 18:18 (UTC) Catégorie:Projet ABC is a children's song from The Wiggles' DVD: Apples and Bananas. ABC is the longest channel to have aired new Scooby-Doo shows, from 1976 to 1991. They frequently attempted to renew interest by having Hanna-Barbera change the format and add new characters such as the infamous Scooby-Dum and Scrappy-Doo. At the time, Scrappy proved to be a hit, saving the series from cancellation. ABC then removed staple characters, such as Daphne Blake, Fred Jones, and Velma Dinkley, in order to focus more on Scrappy, with Scooby-Doo and Shaggy Rogers. In 1983, ABC and Hanna-Barbera brought back Daphne for a mystery format closer to its roots. In 1985, they aired The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, which had real monsters and a recurring plot, but no proper ending was done, due to cancellation, as the franchise wasn't burned out from the many changes made. Tom Ruegger, who had been story editor and writer since 1983 (as well as associate producer in 1985), was hired to create A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, which he ran for its first season. Pup debuted in 1988 and continued until 1991. Είναι ένα Ιδιωτικό Εκπαιδευτικό Κέντρο στην Ελλάδα. [edit] Creating ABC From the organization of the first true radio networks in the late 1920s, 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's New York 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 New York as the lead station (purchased by RCA in 1923 from Westinghouse) . These were the foundations of RCA's two distinct 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 years of study, the FCC in 1940 issued a "Report on Chain Broadcasting." Finding that two corporate owners (and the co-operatively owned Mutual Broadcasting System) 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. However, it could influence them by means of its hold over individual stations. Consequently, the FCC issued a ruling that "no license shall be issued to a standard broadcast station affiliated with a network which maintains more than one network." NBC argued this indirect style of regulation was illegal and appealed to the courts. However, the FCC won on appeal, and NBC was forced to sell one of its networks. It opted to sell NBC Blue. The task of selling of NBC Blue was given to Mark Woods; throughout 1942 and 1943, NBC Red and NBC Blue divided their assets. A price of $8 million was put on the assets of the Blue group, and Woods shopped the Blue package around to potential buyers. One such, investment bank Dillon, Read made an offer of $7.5 million, but Woods and RCA chief David Sarnoff held firm at $8 million. The Blue package contained leases on land-lines and on studio facilities in New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Los Angeles; contracts with talent and with about sixty affiliates; the trademark and "good will" associated with the Blue name; and licenses for three stations (WJZ in New York, San Francisco's KGO, and WENR in Chicago — really a half-station, since WENR shared time and a frequency with "Prairie Farmer" station WLS), with which it would later merge after World War II. Matchbook showing the Blue Network logo, circa 1942-5. Collection of E.O. Costello.RCA finally found a buyer in Edward Noble, owner of Life Savers candy and the Rexall drugstore chain. In order to complete the station-license transfer, Noble had to sell the New York radio station that he owned, WMCA. Also, FCC hearings were required. Controversy ensued over Noble's intention to keep Mark Woods on as president, which led to the suggestion that Woods would continue to work with (and for) his former employers. This had the potential to derail the sale. During the hearings, Woods said the new network would not sell airtime to the American Federation of Labor. Noble evaded questioning on similar points by hiding behind the NAB code. Frustrated, the chairman advised Noble to do some rethinking. Apparently he did, and the sale closed on October 12, 1943. The new network, known simply as "The Blue Network", was owned by the American Broadcasting System, a company Noble formed for the deal. It sold airtime to organized labor. In mid-1944, Noble renamed his network American Broadcasting Company. This set off a flurry of re-naming; to avoid confusion, CBS changed the call-letters of its New York flagship, WABC-AM 880, to WCBS-AM in 1946. In 1953, WJZ in New York took on the abandoned call-letters WABC. ABC Radio began slowly; with few "hit" shows, it had to build an audience. Noble paid to acquire more stations, among them Detroit's WXYZ; one of the founding stations of the Mutual network. WXYZ was where The Lone Ranger, Sergeant Preston, Sky King and other popular daily serials originated. With this purchase, ABC instantly acquired a bloc of established daily shows. Noble also bought KECA (now KABC) in Los Angeles, to give the network a Hollywood production base. Counter-programming became an ABC specialty, for example, placing a raucous quiz-show like Stop the Music! against more thoughtful fare on NBC and CBS. Unlike the other networks, ABC pre-recorded many programs; advances in tape-recording brought back from conquered Germany meant that the audio quality of tape could not be distinguished from "live" broadcasts. As a result, several high-rated stars who wanted freedom from rigid schedules, among them Bing Crosby, moved to ABC. Though still rated fourth, by the late 1940s ABC had begun to close in on the better-established networks. [edit] 1948: Leonard Goldenson and ABC's entry into television Faced with huge expenses in building a radio network, ABC was in no position to take on the additional costs demanded by a television network. To secure a place at the table, though, in 1947, ABC submitted requests for licenses in the five cities where it owned radio stations. All five requests were for each station to broadcast on channel 7; ABC executives thought at the time that the low-band (channels 2 through 6) TV channels would be discontinued, thus making these five stations broadcasting on VHF channel 7 the lowest on the TV dial and therefore the best channel positions. (Such a move never occurred.) On April 19, 1948, the ABC television network went on the air. The network picked up its first affiliate, WFIL-TV in Philadelphia (now WPVI-TV) before its first owned and operated station ("O&O"), WJZ-TV in New York (now WABC-TV) signed on in August. For the next several years, ABC was a television network mostly in name. Except for the largest markets, most cities had only one or two stations. The FCC froze applications for new stations in 1948 while it sorted out the thousands of applicants, and re-thought the technical and allocation standards set down in 1938. What was meant to be a six-month freeze lasted until 1952, and until that time there were only 101 stations in the United States. For a late-comer like ABC, this meant being relegated to secondary status in many markets. ABC commanded little affiliate loyalty, though unlike fellow startup network DuMont, it at least had a radio network on which to draw loyalty and revenue. It also had a full complement of five O&Os, which included stations in the critical Chicago (WENR-TV, now WLS-TV) and Los Angeles (KECA-TV, now KABC-TV) markets. Even then, by 1951 ABC found itself badly overextended and on the verge of bankruptcy. It had only nine full-time affiliates to augment its five O&Os--WJZ, WENR, KECA, WXYZ-TV in Detroit and KGO-TV in San Francisco. ABC 1946 logoNoble finally found a white knight in United Paramount Theaters. Divorced from Paramount Pictures at the end of 1949 by Supreme Court order, UPT had plenty of money on hand and was not afraid to spend it. UPT head Leonard Goldenson immediately set out to find investment opportunities. Barred from the film business, Goldenson saw broadcasting as a possibility, and approached Noble about buying ABC. Since the transfer of station licenses was again involved, the FCC set hearings. At the heart of this was the question of the Paramount Pictures-UPT divorce: were they truly separate? And what role did Paramount's long-time investment in DuMont Laboratories, parent of the television network, play? After a year of deliberation the FCC approved the purchase by UPT in a 5–2 split decision on February 9, 1953. Speaking in favor of the deal, one commissioner pointed out that UPT had the cash to turn ABC into a viable, competitive third network. The corporate name became American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc. Shortly after the ABC–UPT merger, Goldenson approached DuMont with a merger offer. DuMont was in financial trouble for a number of reasons, not the least of which was an FCC ruling that barred it from acquiring two additional O&Os because of two stations owned by Paramount. However, DuMont's pioneering status in television and programming creativity gave it a leg up on ABC, and for a time appeared that DuMont was about to establish itself as the third television network. This all changed with the ABC-UPT merger, which effectively placed DuMont on life support. Goldenson and DuMont's managing director, Ted Bergmann, quickly agreed to a deal. Under the proposed merger, the merged network would have been called "ABC-DuMont" for at least five years. DuMont would get $5 million in cash and guaranteed advertising time for DuMont television receivers. In return, ABC agreed to honor all of DuMont's network commitments. The merged network would have been a colossus rivaling CBS and NBC, with O&Os in five of the six largest markets (all except Philadelphia, which would later become an O & O). It would have had to sell either WJZ-TV or DuMont flagship WABD-TV (now WNYW) as well as two other stations (most likely WXYZ-TV and KGO-TV) in order to comply with the FCC's five-station limit. However, Paramount vetoed the sale. A few months earlier, the FCC ruled that Paramount controlled DuMont, and there were still lingering questions about whether the two companies were truly separate. By 1956, the DuMont network had shut down. After its acquisition by UPT, ABC at last had the means to offer a full-time television network service on the scale of CBS and NBC. By mid-1953, Goldenson had begun a two-front campaign, calling on his old pals at the Hollywood studios (he had been head of the mighty Paramount theater chain since 1938) to convince them to move into programming. And he began wooing station owners to convince them that a refurbished ABC was about to burst forth. He also convinced long-time NBC and CBS affiliates in several markets to move to ABC. His two-part campaign paid off when the "new" ABC hit the air on October 27, 1954. Among the shows that brought in record audiences was Disneyland, produced-by and starring Walt Disney. MGM, Warner Bros. and Twentieth Century-Fox were also present that first season. Within two years, Warner Bros. was producing ten hours of programming for ABC each week, mostly interchangeable detective and western series. The middle 1950s saw ABC finally have shows in the top 10 including Disneyland. Other early hit series on ABC during this period which helped establish the network included The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet, (starring the real-life Nelson family), Leave It To Beaver (which moved over from CBS), The Detectives and The Untouchables. However, it still had a long way to go. It was relegated to secondary status in many markets until the late 1960s and, in a few cases, into the 1980s. In 1955, ABC started a record label division, ABC-Paramount Records, which later became ABC Records in 1965. They subsequently purchased the record labels from the Famous Music division of Gulf+Western (Dot, Steed, Acta, Blue Thumb, and Paramount), along with legendary Country and R&B label Duke/Peacock in 1974, and the entire company was sold to MCA Records in 1979, the remnants of the ABC record label group are now owned by Universal Music Group. After the merger with Disney, ABC became sister company to a record label group once again, the Buena Vista Music Group (which includes such labels as Walt Disney Records and Hollywood Records) [edit] 1961–1965: Growth and restructuring While ABC-TV continued to languish in third place nationally, it often topped local ratings in the larger markets. With the arrival of Hollywood's slickly produced series, ABC began to catch on with younger, urban viewers. As the network gained in the ratings, it became an attractive property, and over the next few years ABC approached, or was approached, by GE (which would have had to sell its stake in RCA, owner of NBC), Howard Hughes, Litton Industries, GTE and ITT. ABC and ITT agreed to a merger in late 1965, but this deal was derailed by FCC and Department of Justice questions about ITT's foreign ownership influencing ABC's autonomy and journalistic integrity. ITT's management promised that ABC's autonomy would be preserved. While it was able to convince the FCC, antitrust regulators at the Justice Department refused to sign off on the deal. After numerous delays, the deal was called off on January 1, 1968. By 1960, the ABC Radio Network found its audience continuing to gravitate to television. The ABC owned radio stations were not enjoying very large audiences either, with the exception of Detroit's WXYZ, which had reinvented itself as a Top 40 hit music station two years earlier under the guidance of Harold L. Neal and found renewed success. Seeing that WXYZ was the only one of ABC's radio stations making money at the time, and with a decline in listenership and far less network programming at ABC's other stations, Neal, after moving to WABC in New York to become general manager of that station, hired Mike Joseph (later known for developing the Hot Hits format) as Music Consultant to program contemporarary Top 40 music on WABC. Neal also hired Dan Ingram to host the afternoon time period and hired Bruce "Cousin Brucie" Morrow to host early evenings on WABC. WABC's immediate success lead to Neal being named President of all 7 ABC owned radio stations. Neal then spread the popular music programming to WLS Chicago and KQV Pittsburgh and they attained very large audiences. ABC's KABC Los Angeles and KGO San Francisco pioneered news/talk programming and became quite successful. Rick Sklar was hired by Neal in 1963 to program the station, which by the mid-1960s featured hourly newscasts, commentaries and a few long-running serials, which were all that remained on the ABC Radio Network schedule. Lawrence Welk's musical hour (simulcast from television), and Don McNeill's daily "Breakfast Club" variety show were among the offerings. Romper Room, a children's learning show was featured, both in New York and in ABC subsidiaries, with Nancy Terrell as "Miss Nancy." In 1967, WLS General Manager, Ralph Beaudin, was promoted head up ABC Radio. Beaudin made the bold move on January 1, 1968, when he split the ABC Radio Network into four new "networks", each one with format-specific news and features for pop-music-, news-, or talk-oriented stations. The "American" Contemporary, Entertainment, Information and FM networks were later joined by two others — Direction and Rock. During 1968, KXYZ and KXYZ-FM in Houston were acquired by ABC, giving the network the maximum seven owned and operated AM and FM stations allowed at the time. In 1969, Neal and Beaudin hired former WCFL Chicago programmer, Allen Shaw, to program the seven ABC Owned FM Radio stations. Shaw pioneered the first album oriented rock format on all seven stations and changed their call letters to WPLJ New York, WDAI Chicago, WDVE Pittsburgh, WRIF Detroit, KAUM Houston, KSFX San Francisco and KLOS Los Angeles. By the mid-1970s, the ABC owned AM and FM stations, and the ABC Radio Network were the most successful radio operations in America in terms of audience and profits. Leonard Goldenson often credited ABC Radio for helping fund the development of ABC Television in those early years. During this period of the 1960s, ABC founded an in-house production unit, ABC Films, to create new material especially for the network. Shortly after the death of producer David O. Selznick, ABC acquired the rights to a considerable amount of the Selznick theatrical film library, including Rebecca and Portrait of Jennie (but not including Gone with the Wind, which Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer had acquired outright in the 1940s). [edit] 1965–1969: Success 2-D ABC Logo used from 1962 until 2006. Now a secondary logo. Can still be spotted in print ads.Wide World of Sports debuted April 29, 1961 and was the creation of Edgar J. Scherick through his company, Sports Programs, Inc. After selling his company to the American Broadcasting Company, Scherick hired a young Roone Arledge to produce the show. Arledge would eventually go on to become the executive producer of ABC Sports (as well as president of ABC News). Arledge helped ABC's fortunes with innovations in sports programming, such as the multiple cameras used in Monday Night Football. By doing so, he helped to make sports broadcasting into a multi-billion-dollar industry. Despite its relatively small size, ABC found increasing success with television programming aimed at the emerging "Baby Boomer" culture. It broadcast American Bandstand and Shindig!, two shows that featured new popular and youth-oriented records of the day. The network ran science fiction fare, a genre that other networks considered too risky: The Outer Limits, The Invaders, The Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. It also ran the Quinn Martin action and suspense series The F.B.I. and The Fugitive. In September 1964 the network would debut a sitcom called Bewitched that would become the #2 show of the 64–65 season and draw record viewers for the network at that time. In January 1966, an unheralded mid-season replacement show became a national pop culture phenomenon. "Batman", starring Adam West as the Caped Crusader and Burt Ward as his youthful sidekick Robin the Boy Wonder, helped establish ABC as a TV force with which to be reckoned. Each week, a two-part "Batman" adventure aired on Wednesday and Thursday nights, blending the exploits of the popular comic-book hero with off-the-wall "camp" humor. The unusual combination made the series an immediate hit with thrill-seeking youngsters, and a cult favorite on high-school and college campuses. Special guest villains such as Cesar Romero (the Joker), Burgess Meredith (the Penguin), Julie Newmar and Eartha Kitt (Catwoman) and Joan Collins (the Siren) added to the show's mass appeal. A two-part episode featuring Liberace in a dual role, as the great pianist Chandel and his criminal twin brother Harry, would prove to be the highest-rated "Batman" tandem of the series (canceled in March 1968). In 1968, the parent company changed its name from American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc. to American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., formally dropping the Paramount name from the company and all subsidiaries which bore that name. [edit] 1969–1985: Rising to the top Continuing the network's upswing in the 1960s were highly rated primetime sitcoms such as That Girl, Bewitched, The Brady Bunch, and dramas such as Room 222 and The Mod Squad. Edgar J. Scherick was Vice President of Network Programming and responsible for much of the line up during this era. ABC's daytime lineup became strong throughout the 1970s and 1980s with the soap operas General Hospital, One Life to Live, The Edge of Night, All My Children, and Ryan's Hope and the game shows The Dating Game, The Newlywed Game, Let's Make a Deal, The $20,000 Pyramid and Family Feud,. By the early 1970s, ABC had formed its first theatrical division, ABC Pictures. It made some moneymaking films like Bob Fosse's Cabaret, Woody Allen's Take the Money and Run, and Sidney Pollack's They Shoot Horses, Don't They?; while other films like Song of Norway and Candy, were critical and box-office disasters upon release despite them both heavily promoted while still in production. They also started an innovation in television, the concept of the Movie of the Week. This series of made for TV films aired once per week on Tuesday nights. Three years later, Wednesday nights were added as well. Palomar Pictures International, the production company created by Edgar J. Scherick after leaving ABC, produced several of the Movies of the Week. The network itself, meanwhile, was showing signs of overtaking CBS and NBC. Broadcasting in color from the mid-1960s, ABC started using the new science of demographics to tweak its programming and ad sales. ABC invested heavily in shows with wide appeal, especially situation comedies such as Happy Days, Barney Miller, Three's Company and Taxi. Programming head Fred Silverman was credited with reversing the network's fortunes by spinning off shows such as Laverne & Shirley and Mork and Mindy. He also commissioned series from Aaron Spelling such as Charlie's Angels. Furthermore, ABC acquired broadcasting rights for telecasting the annual Academy Awards ceremony in 1976, which today is contractually planned to do so until 2014. By 1977, ABC had become the nation's highest-rated network. Meanwhile CBS and NBC ranked behind for some time, and due to NBC ranking third place, ABC sought stronger affiliates by having former NBC affiliations swap networks for ABC. ABC also offered big-budget, extended-length miniseries, among them QB VII, and Rich Man, Poor Man. The most successful, Roots, based on Alex Haley's novel, became one of the biggest hits in television history. Combined with ratings for its regular weekly series, Roots propelled ABC to a first-place finish in the national Nielsen ratings for the 1976–1977 season — this was a first in the then thirty-year history of the network. In 1983, via its revived theatrical division, ABC Motion Pictures, Silkwood was released in theaters, and The Day After (again produced in-house by its by-then retitled television unit, ABC Circle Films) was viewed on TV by 100 million people, prompting discussion of nuclear activities taking place at the time. ABC-TV began the transition from coaxial cable/microwave delivery to satellite delivery via AT&T's Telstar 301. ABC maintained a West Coast feed network on Telstar 302 and, in 1991, scrambled feeds on both satellites with the Leitch system. Currently, with the Leitch system abandoned, ABC operates digital feeds on Intelsat Galaxy 16 and Intelsat Galaxy 3C. ABC Radio began using the SEDAT satellite distribution system in the mid-1980s, switching to Starguide in the early 2000s. Now ABC provides programming in supermarkets in an agreement with InStore Broadcasting Networks.[1] ABC acquired majority control of the fast-growing ESPN sports network in 1984. [edit] 1985–1996: The Capital Cities era ABC's dominance carried into the early 1980s. But by 1985, veteran shows like The Love Boat and Benson had run their courses, while Silverman-era hits like Three's Company and Laverne & Shirley were gone. As a resurgent NBC was leading in the ratings, ABC shifted its focus to such situation comedies as Webster, Mr. Belvedere, Growing Pains, and Perfect Strangers. During this period, while the network enjoyed huge ratings with shows like Dynasty, Moonlighting, MacGyver, Who's The Boss?, The Wonder Years, Hotel, and Thirtysomething, ABC seemed to have lost the momentum that propelled it in the 1970s; there was little offered that was innovative or compelling. Like his counterpart at CBS, William S. Paley, founding-father Goldenson had withdrawn to the sidelines. ABC's ratings and the earnings thus generated reflected this loss of drive. Under the circumstances, ABC was a ripe takeover target. However, no one expected the buyer to be a media company only a tenth the size of ABC, Capital Cities Communications. The corporate name was changed to Capital Cities/ABC. As the 1990s began, one could conclude the company was more conservative than at other times in its history. The miniseries faded off. Saturday morning cartoons were phased out. But the network did acquire Orion Pictures' television division in the wake of the studio's bankruptcy, later merging it with its in-house division ABC Circle Films to create ABC Productions. Shows produced during this era included My So-Called Life, The Commish, and American Detective (the latter co-produced with Orion before the studio's bankruptcy). In an attempt to win viewers on Friday night, the TGIF programming block was created. The lead programs of this time included Full House, Family Matters, and Step by Step. These shows were family-oriented, but other shows such as Roseanne were less traditional in their worldview, but were very successful in the ratings. [edit] 1996–2003: Disney purchase and network decline In 1996, The Walt Disney Company acquired Capital Cities/ABC, and renamed the broadcasting group ABC, Inc., although the network continues to also use American Broadcasting Companies, such as on TV productions it owns. ABC's relationship with Disney dates back to 1953, when Leonard Goldenson pledged enough money so that the "Disneyland" theme park could be completed. ABC continued to hold Disney notes and stock until 1960, and also had first call on the "Disneyland" television series in 1954. With this new relationship came an attempt at cross-promotion, with attractions based on ABC shows at Disney parks and an annual soap festival at Walt Disney World. (The former president of ABC, Inc., Robert Iger, now heads Disney.) In 1997, ABC aired a Saturday morning block called One Saturday Morning which changed to ABC Kids in 2002. It featured a 5-hour line-up of children's shows (mostly cartoons) for children ages 5-12. but it was changed to a 4-hour line-up in 2005. Since then, it was aimed for children more in the 10-16 range. Despite intense micro-managing on the part of Disney management, the flagship television network was slow to turn around. In 1999, the network was able to experience a brief bolster in ratings with the hit game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. A new national phenomenon, Survivor, on CBS persuaded the schedulers at ABC to change Millionaire's slot over to the Wednesday Time slot at 8:00 to kill Survivor before it got a ratings hold. The first results were promising for CBS; they lost by only a few ratings points. ABC tried to keep the strength running, so they tried an unprecedented strategy for Millionaire by airing the show four times a week during the next Fall season, in the process overexposing WWTBAM, as it appeared on the network sometimes five or six nights during a week. ABC's ratings fell dramatically as competitors introduced their own game shows and the public grew tired of the format. Alex Wallau took over as president in 2000. Despite the repeated overexposure of Millionaire and its switch to syndication, ABC continued to find some success in dramas such as The Practice (which gave birth to a successful spinoff, Boston Legal, in 2004), Alias, and Once and Again. ABC also had some moderately successful comedies including The Drew Carey Show, Spin City, Dharma & Greg, According to Jim, My Wife and Kids and The George Lopez Show. Still one asset that ABC lacked in the early 2000s that most other networks had was popularity in reality television. ABC's briefly lived reality shows Are You Hot? and I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! proved to be an embarrassment for the network. By end of the 2003–2004 television season, ABC slumped to fourth place, becoming the first of the original "Big Three" networks to fall into such ratings. [edit] 2004–present: Resurgence Determined not to lose its prominence on TV, ABC was able to find success in ratings beginning in 2004. In the fall of that year, ABC premiered two highly anticipated series Desperate Housewives, and Lost. Immediately, the network's ratings skyrocketed to unprecedented levels thanks in part to the shows' critical praises, high publicity, and heavy marketing over the summer. It followed up its prosperity with the premieres of Grey's Anatomy in 2005, and in 2006, the dramedy Ugly Betty (the latter being based on a popular international telenovela), which are all popular among viewers and critically acclaimed. ABC finally found reality television prosperity first with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in 2003 and then with Dancing with the Stars two years later. In spite of these newfound successes ABC continues to flounder in creating new reality television series. Particularly during the summer months, ABC has repeatedly attempted to launch new unscripted shows such as Shaq's Big Challenge, Fat March, and Brat Camp. One show of note in ABC's attempt to expand its reality TV brand was the rebuttal of Fox's enormously popular American Idol, The One: Making a Music Star, which attempted to splice a talent competition with a traditional reality show. The show came in response to 5 years of utter dominance by American Idol over even ABC's most popular shows. However, The One pulled some of the lowest ratings in TV history and was cancelled after only two weeks. Nevertheless, ABC continues to place second in ratings thanks to its highly popular shows, mainly Desperate Housewives, Lost, Grey's Anatomy, Ugly Betty, and Dancing with the Stars. Borrowing a proven Disney formula, there have been attempts to broaden the ABC brand name. In 2004, ABC launched a news channel called ABC News Now. Its aim is to provide round-the-clock news on over-the-air digital TV, cable TV, the Internet, and mobile phones. With the Disney merger, Touchstone Television began to produce the bulk of ABC's primetime series. This culminated in the studio's name change to ABC Studios in 2007, as part of a Disney strategy to focus on the 3 "core brands": ABC, Disney, and ESPN. Buena Vista Television, the studio's syndication arm also changed their name, to Disney-ABC Domestic Television. Through the early 2000s, the ABC Sports division and ESPN merged operations. As a result, dating back to fall 2006, all sports broadcasts on ABC are presented under the "ESPN on ABC" banner, with ESPN graphics and announcers (including both the ESPN and ABC logos on-screen; ESPN in the presentation graphics with an ABC bug in the corner of the screen). In 2002 ABC committed over $35 million to build an automated Network Release (NR) facility in New York to distribute programming to its affiliates. This facility, however, was designed to handle only standard definition broadcasts, not the modern HDTV, so it was obsolete before construction began. NR's biggest error, to date, is the loss of several minutes of the Dancing with the Stars results show live telecast on March 27, 2007 to 104 affiliates. The previous biggest blunder was the airing of A Charlie Brown Christmas in December 2006 with several acts in the wrong order. In 2008 ABC committed $70 million to build a new HDTV facility. NR is scheduled to be closed in February 2009 to coincide with the digital television transition mandated by the FCC for February 17. ABC only has 4 working control rooms for HDTV, and two of them are dual edit/control suites. In 2007, ABC unveiled a new, glossier logo and their new imaging campaign, revolving around the slogan ABC: Start Here, which signifies the network's news content and entertainment programming being accessible through not only television, but also the Internet, portable media devices, podcasting, and mobile device-specific content from the network.[2] On January 22, 2009, Disney-ABC Television Group said it would merge ABC Entertainment and ABC Studios into a new unit called ABC Entertainment Group.[3][4] Disney-ABC Television Group is cutting off 5% of its workforce.[5] [edit] History with Disney Before being bought by The Walt Disney Company, ABC was the first television network to air programs produced by Walt Disney. In 1954, the Disney anthology television series, under the title Disneyland, began showing not only programs made exclusively for television by the Disney studio, but also edited versions of some of the studio's theatrical films, such as Alice in Wonderland. Occasionally, a full-length film would be shown, such as Treasure Island, but these would be divided into two one-hour episodes. Disneyland, which premiered in conjunction with the impending opening of Disney's theme park of the same name, changed its name to Walt Disney Presents in 1958. Walt Disney had long wanted ABC to broadcast his show in color, but the network still cash strapped balked at the idea because of the cost of color broadcasting. In 1961, Walt Disney struck a deal with NBC to move the show to their network. At the time, NBC was owned by RCA, who was promoting color at the time in order to sell their color TV sets. The show moved in the fall of 1961 and was renamed Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color allowing Disney to show color broadcasts including shows that had previously been show in black and white on ABC. It became one of the longest-running TV series of all time. The 1955 premiere of The Mickey Mouse Club, featuring an ensemble cast of talented yet unspoiled young "Mouseketeers", set a new standard for children's programming. The show included Disney cartoons, newsreels, a talent competition and one of the most beloved TV show themes in history, the "Mickey Mouse March". Several of the original Mouseketeers, such as Annette Funicello and Cubby O'Brien, have enjoyed lifelong success in the entertainment industry. [edit] The sale of ABC Radio Through the 1980s and 1990s, as radio's music audience continued to drift to FM, many of ABC's heritage AM stations -- the powerhouse properties upon which the company was founded, like WABC New York and WLS Chicago -- switched from music to talk. ABC Radio Networks currently syndicates conservative talk show hosts such as Sean Hannity, Larry Elder, and Mark Davis. In addition to its most popular offerings, ABC News Radio and Paul Harvey News and Comment, ABC also provides music programming to automated stations, along with weekly countdown and daily urban and Hispanic morning shows. While many of ABC's radio stations and network programs remained strong revenue producers, growth in the radio industry began to slow dramatically after the dot-com boom of the early 2000s and the consolidation that followed the Telecommunications Act of 1996. In 2005, Disney CEO Bob Iger sought to sell the ABC Radio division, having declared it a "non-core asset." On February 6, 2006, Disney announced that all ABC Radio properties (excluding Radio Disney and ESPN Radio) would be spun off and merged with Citadel Broadcasting Corporation. In March 2007 the Federal Communications Commission approved the transfer of ABC's 24 radio station licenses to Citadel; the $2.6 billion merger closed on June 12, 2007. ABC News – a unit of the ABC Television Network – will continue producing ABC News Radio, which Citadel has agreed to distribute for at least ten years. With the sale of ABC Radio, ABC becomes the second heritage American television network to sell its original radio properties. NBC sold its radio network to Westwood One in 1987, and its stations to various companies through 1988. CBS is now the only broadcast television network with its original radio link, though both Fox News & Fox Sports (through Clear Channel Communications) and CNN (via CBS' Westwood One division) have a significant radio presence. [edit] ABC's library Today, ABC owns nearly all its in-house television and theatrical productions made from the 1970s forward, with the exception of certain co-productions with producers (for example, The Commish is now owned by its producer, Stephen Cannell). Also part of the library is the aforementioned Selznick library, the Cinerama Releasing/Palomar theatrical library and the Selmur Productions catalog the network acquired some years back, and the in-house productions it continues to produce (such as America's Funniest Home Videos, General Hospital, and ABC News productions), although Disney-ABC Domestic Television (formerly known as Buena Vista Television) handles domestic TV distribution, while Disney-ABC International Television (formerly known as Buena Vista International Television) handles international TV distribution. Worldwide video rights are currently owned by various companies, for example, MGM Home Entertainment via 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment owns US video rights to many of ABC's feature films. Most of the in-house ABC shows produced before 1973 are now the responsibility of CBS Television Distribution (via its acquisition of Worldvision Enterprises in 1999). [edit] Programming ABC presently operates on a 92½-hour regular network programming schedule. It provides 22 hours of prime time programming to affiliated stations: 8-11pm Monday to Saturday (all times ET/PT) and 7-11pm on Sundays. Programming will also be provided 11am-4pm weekdays (currently the talk show The View and soaps All My Children, One Life to Live and General Hospital); 7-9am weekdays (Good Morning America) along with one-hour weekend editions; nightly editions of ABC World News, the Sunday political talk show This Week with George Stephanopoulos, early morning news programs World News Now and America This Morning and the newsmagazine Nightline; the late night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live!; and a four-hour Saturday morning live-action/animation block under the name ABC Kids. In addition, sports programming is also provided weekend afternoons any time from 12-6pm (all times ET/PT). Daytime As of 2009, ABC currently airs three soap operas on its daytime schedule: All My Children (1970-present), One Life to Live (1968-present), and General Hospital (1963-present). Notable ABC Daytime soaps of the past include Dark Shadows (1966-1971), Ryan's Hope (1975-1989), Loving (1983-1995), The City (1995-1997), and Port Charles (1997-2003). ABC also aired the last nine years of The Edge of Night (1975-1984) after that series was dropped by CBS, although many ABC affiliates did not air the show in its final years. ABC Daytime is also the home of the Emmy Award-winning talk show, The View. The show has been a staple of ABC's morning lineup since 1997. ABC's daytime game shows over the years have included the long-running hits The Dating Game (1965-1973), The Newlywed Game (1966-1974 and 1984), Let's Make a Deal (1968-1976), Password (1971-1975), The $10,000/$20,000 Pyramid (1974-1980) and Family Feud (1976-1985). ABC stopped carrying daytime game shows in 1987, the first of the major networks to do so, with the exception of a short-lived revival of Match Game in the 1990-91 season. However, ABC's syndication wing does still distribute one game show, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. [edit] Children's Block's Main article: ABC Kids (US) For most of the network's existence, in regards to children's programming, ABC has aired mostly programming from Walt Disney Television or other producers (most notably, Hanna-Barbera Productions). The crown jewel of its children's programming lineup was the award-winning Schoolhouse Rock! which aired beginning in 1973 and was finally retired in 2001. Following ABC's sale to Disney, the network's content produced by its new owners would increase; this also included the animated and/or live-action children's programming. In September 1997, ABC remodeled its Saturday morning children's programming lineup, renaming it Disney's One Saturday Morning. It featured many programs (mostly animated series) from Walt Disney Television. In 2001, ABC began a deal with sister network Disney Channel to air its original programming. Originally, the lineup aired only a couple of Disney Channel series, Lizzie McGuire and Even Stevens, but has since grown to take up the entire lineup which was rebranded back to ABC Kids in September 2002. Now every series on the ABC Kids schedule are series from Disney Channel and Disney XD. As of 2009, Power Rangers is the only program to air from Disney XD, which previously aired on the Fox network from 1993 to 2002, one year after Disney bought what Fox Family became ABC Family and what Saban Entertainment became known as BVS Entertainment from Fox's parent company News Corporation and partner Haim Saban. The only exception is NBA Inside Stuff, which moved from NBC in 2002 when it acquired the broadcast NBA contract, but now currently airs on NBA TV. [edit] ABC.com Full Episode Player ABC.com was the first network website to offer full-length episodes online from May-June 2006. Beginning with the 2006-2007 television season, ABC.com has regularly begun airing full length episodes of most of its popular and new shows on its website the day after they aired on ABC, with some advertisements (though less than when broadcast for television). This is assumed to be a response to the popularity of digital recording devices and piracy issues that major network broadcasters are facing. In April 2007 the full-episode player began offering full-screen viewing, as well as a small "mini" screen that users can position wherever they choose on their desktops, in addition to the two original standard viewing size viewing options. In July 2007, ABC.com began presenting content in HD. Launching initially as a beta test in early July, the full-episode broadband player's HD channel will feature a limited amount of content in true high-definition 1280x720 resolution from such series as Lost, Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy, and Ugly Betty. In conjunction with the launch of the new season in September, a more robust HD programming lineup will be offered. This fall ABC.com's full episode player will be expanded further to include national news and local content, in addition to primetime entertainment programming. This new player will be geo-targeted, offering the ability for local ads and content to be more relevant to each individual user. ABC has been the subject of some criticism for not supporting linux based operating systems.[6] [edit] ABC On Demand On November 20, 2006, ABC and Comcast reached a landmark deal to offer hit shows (Lost and Desperate Housewives) through Video on demand.[7] On February 25, 2008, ABC said it will release hit shows (Lost and Desperate Housewives) for free over video on demand services, including Comcast; only this time, viewers who watch the shows on demand will not be able to fast forward through supported commercial advertisements.[8] [edit] ABC1 Main article: ABC1 (United Kingdom) Launched September 27, 2004, ABC1 was a British digital channel available on the Freeview (digital terrestrial), Sky Digital (satellite) and Virgin Media (cable) services owned and operated by ABC Inc.. Its schedule was a selection of past and present American shows, nearly all produced by ABC Studios, and was offered 24 hours a day on the digital satellite and digital cable platforms, and from 6:00AM to 6:00PM on the Freeview platform. Since ABC1's launch, it had aired the long-running soap General Hospital, making it the only U.S. daytime soap to air new episodes in the UK; however, in late 2005, it was pulled off the air due to low ratings. It was announced in September 2007 that the channel was to close in October because a 24-hour slot on the digital terrestrial platform could not be gained, and a corporate decision to focus on the Disney brand in the United Kingdom.[9] ABC1 closed on Wednesday September 26 at around 12:00PM, which was earlier than the original closing date of October 1.[10] The channel's old broadcasting space '9010' on the Sky Digital satellite network was used for the Playhouse Disney Plus channel (a 25-minute timeshift of the main channel), and the channel's space on the Virgin Media cable network is currently a holding page with information about the closing. So far the only program from the channel to be rebroadcast is 8 Simple Rules which the channel Five is now airing on Sundays at 11:00AM (This is excluding Scrubs which also airs on the channels E4, Channel 4 and Paramount Comedy 1 and Ghost Whisperer which also airs on the E4 and Living.) Home Improvement is also being aired on Virgin 1.Less Than Perfect also airs on Paramount Comedy 1. [edit] Controversy [edit] "The Path to 9/11" Wikinews has related news: ABC comes under fire for alleged partisan slant in 9/11 miniseries ABC aired the controversial two-part miniseries "The Path to 9/11" in the US on September 10, 2006, at 8 p.m. EDT and September 11, 2006, at 8 p.m. EDT. The extensive pre-broadcast controversy over the film has included disputes over the accuracy of its dramatization of key events, as well as calls by historians and from former Clinton and Bush administration officials for ABC to re-edit part of the film or not broadcast it at all. According to the official statement released by ABC on September 7, 2006, the film is "a dramatization, not a documentary, drawn from a variety of sources, including The 9/11 Commission Report, other published materials, and from personal interviews.[11] " The main source of the controversy stems from portions of the film concerned with the Clinton administration in the 1990s. Critics say that certain dramatized scenes tend to suggest that blame for the events that took place on September 11, 2001 lies with Clinton and his cabinet. One example cited is a scene in which then National Security Advisor, Sandy Berger, does not approve of the order to take out a surrounded Osama bin Laden and tells the squad in Afghanistan that they will have to do the job without official authorization and then hangs up the phone. According to Sandy Berger and others – including conservative author and Clinton critic Richard Miniter – this never happened.[12] Screenwriter Cyrus Nowrasteh has now admitted that the abrupt hang-up was not in the script and was improvised.[13] American Airlines reportedly threatened to pull its advertising from ABC after this program aired. The liberal watchdog group Media Matters for America named ABC its third annual "Misinformer of the Year" award in 2006, not only for the miniseries, but for the alleged conservative pandering of ABC News director Mark Halperin and for biased claims on news programs such as ABC World News and Good Morning America. [edit] Alexis Debat Alexis Debat, a consultant for ABC for years and also a writer for The National Interest, resigned from ABC in June 2007 after the broadcasting company discovered that he did not have a Ph.D. from the Sorbonne as he pretended.[14] Furthermore, in September 2007, the French news media Rue 89 revealed that he had made at least two bogus interviews, one of Barack Obama and another of Alan Greenspan, both published in the French magazine Politique internationale.[15][16] This in turn also led to his resignation from The National Interest.[14] Debat had specialized in reports on terrorism and national security for the past six years (writing, for example, on the Jundallah Balochi and Sunni organization. Jedna z głównych amerykańskich stacji telewizyjnych. Na jej zlecenie został wyprodukowany serial "Gotowe na wszystko". Stacja ABC puściła go na swoich łamach jako pierwsza na świecie, zanim licencja serialu została sprzedana do innych krajów. W tej chili telewizja ABC kręci czwarty sezon "Desperate Housewives". The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh originally aired on ABC's Saturday Morning lineup from season two up until its conclusion in 1991, and continued to air in reruns until 1993. Following a three year hiatus, the series returned in reruns to ABC following Disney's purchase of the network and the rebrand of ABC's Saturday Morning lineup to Disney's One Saturday Morning, where it aired in reruns until the block's demise in 2002. Several Winnie the Pooh related films have aired on ABC, most notably The Tigger Movie. La American Broadcasting Company (ABC), Inc., è il network televisivo e radiofonico che ha creato e trasmesso per la prima volta Lost negli Stati Uniti. thumb|300px|right The American Broadcasting Company, or ABC, is a television network in the United States. The following Hanna-Barbera series were broadcast over ABC: * The Flintstones * Top Cat * The Jetsons * Jonny Quest * The Fantastic Four * Cattanooga Cats * The Funky Phantom * Super Friends * Hong Kong Phooey * These Are the Days * Devlin * The Tom & Jerry Show * The Great Grape Ape * Mumbly * Dynomutt Dog Wonder * Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics * Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels * Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo * The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang * Laverne & Shirley in the Army * Mork & Mindy * Pound Puppies * The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo * The Flintstone Kids * A Pup Named Scooby-Doo American Broadcasting Company (ABC)— американская телевизионная сеть, владеющая одним из трёх наиболее популярных телеканалов США. ABC основана в 1943 году Эдвардом Ноблем после покупки им принадлежавшей NBC радиовещательной сети Blue radio network. Телевизионное вещание начато в 1948 году. С 1996 года и по настоящее время ABC принадлежит компании The Walt Disney Company. При этом штаб-квартира ABC находится в Нью-Йорке, на Манхеттене, а программная дирекция — в Калифорнии, там же, где штаб-квартира Walt Disney Company. Официальным слоганом компании является слоган «Start Here». ABC are an English new wave group that first came to prominence in the early 1980s. Their 1982 debut album, The Lexicon of Love, was a UK number one and they achieved ten UK and five US Top 40 hit singles between 1981 and 1990. The band, now essentially singer Martin Fry, continues to tour and released their eighth studio album, Traffic, in 2008. The television network which aired My So-Called Life. ABC stands for American Broadcasting Company and is owned by DIsney Media Networks. ABC by The Jackson 5 is a #1 single from their second album ABC. Songwriter(s): Freddie Perren, Thom Bell, Alphonso Mizell, William Hart, Berry Jr Gordy, Deke Richards Lyrics: A B C is easy as one, two, three [| From: |] Are simple as do re mi A B C, one, two, three, baby, you and me girl ABC de Sin Bandera: De viaje. djdjdjdjdjdjddj The American Broadcasting Company (ABC) is an American television network. Created in the year 1943 from the former NBC Blue radio network, ABC is owned by The Walt Disney Company and is part of Disney-ABC Television Group. Its first broadcast on television was in 1948. As one of the Big Three television networks for its first 45 years, its programming has contributed to American popular culture. Corporate headquarters are in the Upper West Side of Manhattan in New York City, while programming offices are in Burbank, California adjacent to the Walt Disney Studios and the corporate headquarters of The Walt Disney Company. The formal name of the operation is American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., and that name appears on copyright notices for its in-house network productions and on all official documents of the company, including paychecks and contracts. A separate entity named ABC Inc., formerly Capital Cities/ABC Inc., is that firm's direct parent company, and that company is owned in turn by Disney. The network is sometimes referred to as the "Alphabet Network", due to the letters "ABC" being the first three letters of the Latin alphabet, in order.From 1993-2000 Boy Meets World aired originally on ABC's TGIF. i want a regular job. Abc c. (singular definite abc'en, plural indefinite abc'er) 1. * ABC (a primer for teaching the Latin alphabet and first elements of reading; the rudiments of any subject) <default>ABC</default> Type Subtype Creator(s) Date Place of Origin Source Language Platform File Type Aliases Family File Size Infection Size Infection Impact Reported Costs MD5 Hash SHA1 Hash CRC32 Hash Virus.DOS.ABC.2378 is a memory resident parasitic encrypted virus on DOS. It is discovered in October 1992. ABC was the network that originally aired the first 24 episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles from 1992 to 1993, and debuted the first trailer to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull on its morning show Good Morning America on February 14, 2008. Peel had regularly featured Vice Versa material on his show which would possibly have led him to play ABC's first single (swiftly followed by Vice Versa's "Science Fact" on 02 November 1981!). Their polished pop sound was evidently more suited to daytime radio and to David Jensen for whom they did record a session. After Peel's death, three ABC albums were found among the first 100 LPs by artists beginning with A when details of the DJ's record collection were released by TheSpace and John Peel Archive websites (see Record Collection: A). ABC is an general-purpose programming language/Environment developed by by Leo Geurts, Lambert Meertens, and Steven Pemberton. It was Created and intended to be used instead of programming languages such as BASIC or Awk as a more advanced replacement but still be easier to use. ABC's Coding is more out forward text then most, as in people with little to no programming knowledge should be able to read it and understand it almost like a paragraph with a bit of thinking. Example found on Here is an example function words to collect the set of all words in a document: HOW TO RETURN words document: PUT {} IN collection FOR line IN document: FOR word IN split line: IF word not.in collection: INSERT word IN collection RETURN collection right|150pxDie American Broadcasting Company (ABC) ist ein US-amerikanisches TV-Netzwerk und Teil der Walt Disney Company. Die Schwesterfirma ABC Studios (früher Touchstone Television) produzierte gemeinsam mit Doozer alle 9 Staffeln von Scrubs. Nachdem ABC die Serie von NBC übernommen hat, strahlte ABC die 8. und 9. Staffel von Scrubs aus. text text text Na história de Star Wars, é de notar que ela foi a primeira rede a transmitir pela primeira vez as séries animadas Star Wars: Droids e Star Wars: Ewoks. A ABC também transmitiu dois telefilmes relacionados aos Ewoks, Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure e Ewoks: The Battle for Endor. No entanto, o primeiro contato da rede com Star Wars aconteceu em 1977 com a exibição do especial de uma hora The Making of Star Wars. A American Broadcasting Company não deve ser confundida com a Australian Broadcasting Corporation, a companhia de teledifusão na Austrália. A ABC Australiana já fez transmissões do The Star Wars Holiday Special para a Austrália. The term ABC in reference to an R/C nitro engine means aluminum, brass and chrome, the three metals used in the manufacturing of the engine's piston, cylinder sleeve and cylinder head. Nitro engines manufactured by this method do not use piston rings to aid in compression. Because of this, ABC engines are intentionally built to very tight tolerances, requiring strict adhesion to the manufacturer's break-in recommendations to ensure long engine life and to avoid catastrophic engine damage. This article is a stub. You can help by [ adding to it]. ABC is a song by the Jackson 5, and appears in Band Hero. American Broadcasting Company (ABC) to amerykański operator sieci telewizyjnej i radiowej. ABC rozpoczęło swą działalność radiową 15 lipca 1945, natomiast transmisję telewizyjną rozpoczęto 19 kwietnia 1948 roku. Obecnie ABC jest własnością The Walt Disney Company. Stacja ABC jest producentem serialu Lost. thumb|300px|right ABC is a song by The Jackson 5 which was written and produced by a group of Motown songwriters known as "The Corporation." They were: Freddie Perren, Fonce Mizell, Deke Richards, and Berry Gordy, Jr. Freddie Perren was a former school teacher, which probably influenced the school metaphors in the lyrics. (thanks, Edward Pearce - Ashford, Kent, England) This became the Jackson 5's second #1 hit by knocking out the Beatles' "Let It Be." According to co-writer Freddie Perren, the music of this is the chorus of their previous hit, "I Want You Back." After the Jacksons were signed to Motown, they moved to Hollywood for a year of rehearsals. Some lived with Berry Gordy, some with Diana Ross. (thanks, Brad Wind - Miami, FL, for above 3) In 1991, rap group Naughty by Nature had a hit song called "O.P.P." that sampled this. This appears in the Eddie Murphy film Daddy Daycare. (thanks, Brett - Edmonton, Canada) During the song's break where all instruments drop out except drums, the ascending yell that is heard is sampled from the legendary New Orleans Funk band The Meters song "Cissy Strut." (thanks, Ele - Takoma Park, MD) This song was used in a large dance sequence in the Kevin Smith film Clerks II. A major plot point happens near the end of it. (thanks, Tim - Jacksonville, FL) They currently have the rights to air A Charlie Brown Christmas, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving and It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, airing all three at least once on dates near their respective holidays. ABC acquired the rights to those specials in 2001 after they have aired on CBS for the previous 35 years. ABC has also aired nearly all of the Peanuts specials that were produced after the death of Charles M. Schulz (Happiness Is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown aired on Fox instead). Two of these, A Charlie Brown Valentine and I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown, continue to air on ABC annually near those holidays. In recent years, ABC has aired other older specials as well, such as Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown, Charlie Brown's All-Stars and Happy New Year, Charlie Brown!.
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