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THE CAUCUS JOURNAL The Journal of the Caucus (formerly known as The Caucus Quarterly) is a publication of The Caucus for Television Producers, Writers and Directors, published semi-annually. You may subscribe by using this subscription form. Reprints of any of the articles may be obtained by using the request form. All articles are for user information only, and may not be reprinted or reproduced in any way without written permission from The Caucus. Some recent articles are also available for browsing on the web. Beginning with the Spring 1993 issue (Vol. XI), Quarterly articles are online. Use the index below to find hyperlinks to the articles which are available. The most recent Journals of the Caucus are available in Adobe PDF format for viewing online. If you need Adobe Acrobat please click the link:
Summer 2008	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editor, by Roger Gimbel Chair's Report - Summer 2008 by Dennis Doty A Message From The President Of The Caucus Foundation by Chuck Fries Changing Times - What It Means To Me by James Darling How I Became a New Media Star (Or The Secret History Of “Reekgeezers”) by Lorenzo Semple, Jr. The Entrepreneurial Producer in a Bottom Up World by Stephen Pullin The Day TV Died by Holly Harter Reviving The Old Outdoor Antenna by David Metzler RU LOL by William Blinn Mentor/Mentee/Mentor by Albert Fisher The Incredible Shrinking Upfronts of 2008 by Nancy Meyer Declare Yourself - Never Let it Go by Norman Powell Highlights Of The 2008 American Spirit Awards The Caucus Mission Statement Membership List - Caucus For Producers, Writers & Directors The Caucus Foundation
Winter 2008	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editor, by Roger Gimbel Chairman's Report, by Vin Di Bona A Message from the President of the Caucus Foundation by Chuck Fries The Independent Producer and the New World of Disorder, by Stephen Pullin An Introduction to New Media - What's It All About Anyway The New Media Big Bang (Poster) If They Get Paid, We Get Paid Says The Writers Guild of America Definitions: Common New Media Terms New Media Destinations (Websites that are funa nd easy to go on Industry Threats to the Independent Distributor: A Warning, by Herman Rush Who Needs a Distributor?, by David Metzler. First Light, by William Blinn. Social Networking Equals Direct Marketing in New Media, by Holly Harter. Universities Go "New Media", by Nancy Meyer and special contribution by Dean Teri Schwartz (LMU). "The Whole TV Thing is so Yesterday", by Ray Richmond, Hollywood Reporter. Piracy: Protect Now or Perish Tomorrow - Caucus Panel
2007 Anniversary Issue	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editor, by Roger Gimbel Chairman's Report, by Vin Di Bona Who Are We? (Caucus Quarterly, Vol. 1, Num. 1) Beginnings, by Gene Eckstein & Harry Ackerman (April 1987) Message from the Office of the Chairperson, by Chuck Fries The Future of the Independent Producer, by Frank Von Zerneck (Winter 1996) Standing Atop the Digital Divide (from the Hollywood Reporter, May 16, 2002), by Brooks Boliek (as published in The Caucus Journal - Fall 2002) "A Star is Born" Reborn in TV Editing, by Frank Pierson Statement of Marian Rees before the FCC en banc Hearing in Washington, DC, December 14, 1990 Outsource is Outsource, by William Blinn (Summer 2004) One or Many? by Lorenzo Semple, Jr. (Winter 2004) "...A Bold New Frontier... Where Television has Gone Before..." 2007 Panel on Broadband Why We Matter, by Lionel Chetwynd (Summer 2005) E-Mail: Bob Cinader, by James Komack (Winter 1994-1995) The Caucus Mission Statement Message from the President of the Caucus Foundation - 2007, by Chuck Fries
Winter 2006	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editor, by Roger Gimbel Chairman's Report - Winter 2007, by Vin Di Bona A Message from the President of the Caucus Foundation by Chuck Fries Back to Basics: A Light in the South Church Window, by Holly Harter The Downside of Digital, by David Metzler "Piracy" and What Can Be Done About It!, by Vin Di Bona, Tammy Treglia, Dawn Friedman The Relevance of Anti-Trust Law to Directors, Producers & Writers, by Parul Desai The Lost, Weakened, by Bill Blinn Memories in the Sidewalk, by Norman S. Powell Testimony of Caucus Member Sally Hampton at FCC Public Hearing Some Thoughts About Dealing With Rapid Change, by Bob Fisher.
Summer 2006	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editor, by Roger Gimbel Chairman's Report, by Vin Di Bona A Message from the President of the Caucus Foundation by, Chuck Fries The Digital Revolution: The Latest Developments, panel moderated by M. Kenneth Suddleson Filmmaking Becomes a Regular Course in Public High Schools, by Mitch Aiken Net Neutrality - The Caucus Takes A Stand, by Sally Hampton New Entrepreneurial Opportunities - Understanding Cross Platforms, panel moderated by Brian Seth Hurst A Fine Mess at the FCC, by Joel Stein The Horror, Oh, The Horror!, by Bill Blinn Have Women Directors Come A Long Way, Baby? by Victoria Sampson The Art of Collaboration, by Bob Fisher
Winter 2006	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editors, by Roger Gimbel and Fay Kanin Chairman's Report, by Vin Di Bona A Message from the President of the Caucus Foundation, by Chuck Fries Learning About Digital (Questions & Answers) by Bob Finkel Highlights: The Wireless Mobile Connection - It's Impact on the Creative Community, panel moderated by Herman Rush Byte Me, by Bill Blinn The Death of Low Definition or Why I Hate Creating Programs for Traditional 4x3 Television, by Randall Dark The Golden Years - Or Were They?, conversation between Allan Burns, Jay Sandrich, Roger Gimbel & Fay Kanin We Are Not The Enemy (The Truth About Producers), by Larry Turman Credits & Awards: Does Television Need Another Award Show?, by Steve Binder Cinematographers' Perspectives on the Art of Visual Storytelling, by Bob Fisher
Summer 2005	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editors, by Roger Gimbel, Fay Kanin Chairman's Report, by Vin Di Bona Why We Matter, by Lionel Chetwynd The Caucus Hosts Two Important Industry Events I've Been Lost But Now I'm Found, by Gene Reynolds Could "Brand" Producers Make A Comeback, by Bill Blinn Bringing Back The Censor, by Brian Dyak Is The Internet In Trouble and Who Is To Blame? by Jon Rintels Do Film Festivals Lead To Success? by Dean Yamada New Technologies, by Herman Rush Defining the Future of TV, by Bob Fisher
Summer 2004	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format Message from the Chair, by Vin Di Bona Is The Caucus On The Right Track? by Peter Loge The Wal-Martization Of The Television Biz by Marc Lorber Outsource Is Outsource (Of Course, Of Course) by William Blinn Censorship Revisited by Al Schneider Can Media Artists Survive Media Consolidation? by Chellie Pingree, Leonard Hill Remembering Robert E. Thompson by Chuck Fries Homeland Security Secretary Ridge Speaks by Tom Ridge Will Cinema Verite Work For Sitcoms? by Bob Fisher "Winning Words"-Caucus Awards Ceremony by Vin Di Bona, Allan Burns, Jay Sandrich, Stan Lathan, Army Archerd, Lionel Chetwynd, Anne, Sweeny, Gerry Abrams, Jordan Levin
Winter 2004	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format Message from the Chair, by Chuck Fries One Or Many? — That is the Question by Lorenzo Semple Television: A Year In Review - Top Programming Chiefs Ponder The Issues by Panel Discussion Eulogy For Act Three by William Blinn Prime Time TV. Is It Sliding Into The Sewer? by L. Brent Bozell III Why Did I Join The Caucus? by Holly Harter, inspired by Liz Lang Is There A Role For Censorship Today, Part II by Al Schneider The Hollywood Reporter: Is It Necessary? by Robert Dowling Another Way to Look at The Reagans by Bob Fisher Caucus Mission Statement 21st Annual Caucus Awards Dinner And Ceremony
Spring 2003	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format Message from the Chair, by Chuck Fries Caucus Throws A Birthday Party (After 28 years!) Can On Screen Credits Survive Network Cutting? by Met Stuart Words Into Pictures Directors Up In Arms About Companies Who Alter Films Without Permission-What's Going On? by Gilbert Cates Some Of What The Caucus Accomplished In 2002 Is There A Role For Censorship Today Part I by Al Schneider Does "Digital" Have A Soul? by Bob Fisher Caucus Mission Statement The 20th Annual Caucus Awards Dinner & Ceremony Member List
Fall 2002	View Journal in Adobe Acrobat format From the Editors, by Roger Gimbel, Fay Kanin Chairman's Report by Chuck Fries Words Into Pictures All-Star Cast Headlines "Year-in-Review" Luncheon Big Media's Next Takeover Target: The Internet A Letter To The Caucus by Jeff Chester Standing Atop The Digital Divide by Brooks Boliek Exclusive Washington Report To The Caucus by Margaret Cone Asking For Action: Two Letters To The FCC by Senators Hollings, Kohl, DeWine; and The Caucus Watching The Germans Surrender As Witnessed by Ted Bergmann Shame On The Los Angeles Times by Bob Fisher Caucus Mission Statement Membership List
Spring 2000	Message from the Chair, by Jerry Isenberg Editor's Statement, by William Blinn Whatever Happened to Primetime Variety? It's Alive and Well in the Hands of the Wrong People, by Steve Binder On Rejection, by Tom Clagett The Future of Television: On Missing Human Nature in Forecasting, by Robert Kubey What it's All About, by Nancy Malone A Conversation with Don Bellisario, by Michael Zakula Remembering David Levy, by Friends and Colleagues
Spring 1999	Message from the Chair, by Jerry Isenberg Editor's Statement, by William Blinn No Laughing Matter, by Sam Denoff An Exorcism for the Possessory Credit, by Paris Barclay You Double-Ought to Be in Syndication, by Al Burton How HBO is Preparing for HDTV, by Michael Zakula How Sweet It Was - and How Simple, by Andrew J. Fenady And the Winner Is..., by Chuck Fries Mistakes Were Made, by Peter Tauber
Fall 1998	Message from the Chair, by Jerry Isenberg Editor's Statement, by William Blinn A Time to Remember, by David Dortort What's up Doc?, by Robert Guenette If I Ran the Network, by Don Bellasario, Lionel Chetwynd, Debbie Allen, Howard Rosenberg, Loreen Arbus A House Divided, by Len Hill It's a Wonderful Screenplay, by Albert Hackett Making a Difference, by Sam Haskell, Jr. The Best Angry Man, by Barney Rosenwieg Getting Ready for Digital Television, by Michael Zakula How Dumb Do You Think We Are?, by Donn C. McInturff The Animation Situation, by B. Paul Husband Leonard Goldenson: The Man Who Brought Hollywood in from the Cold, by Roy Huggins
Spring 1998	Statement from the Chair, by Roger Gimbel Turning the Tanker, by William Blinn Brandon Tartikoff, by Arthur Axelman Denzel Washington-Virtuosity, by Laurence A. Elder Deconstructing the Hollywood 10, by Roy Huggins Memo to the Creative Community, by Vicky Rideout & Ulla G. Foehr How to Break into Television-The Truth at Last, by Jerry McNeeley Thoughts about Phil, by Patricia Rust Sir James, by David Levy Are You Ready for DTV, by Michael Zakula
Spring 1997	Farewell Address, The Rerun, by William Blinn The Dynamics of Mega-Mergers and their Effect on Creativity and the Marketplace, by Charles W. Fries Adjusting Our Aims, by George Eckstein The Butcher who Minted Millions, by William Froug Producing the 69th Academy Awards Show, by Gilbert Cates In Search of the Caucus, by Thomas W. Sarnoff Process and Perils of Rating Television, by John Livingstone, M.D What the Caucus has Meant to Me, by Marion Rees An Update on the Caucus Website, by Bob Finkel & Lee Miller A Personal Experience, by Ted Bergmann Musings and Jottings II, by David Levy A Call for Action, by Harold Cohen What Does the FCC Mean When It says Digital Television is Here, by Michael Zakula
Fall 1996	Chair’s Remarks, by William Blinn Greener Fields, by Luther Davis The Truth About Mary Hartman’s Waxy Yellow Buildup, by Ann Marcus An American in Paris...or Cologne...or Dublin..., by Phil Fehrle An Assessment of the MPAA Classification System, by David Levy A Cinematographer’s View of the Future of Television, by George Spiro Dibie, ASC Also: We Get Letters Aims & Objectives Caucus Membership
Summer 1996	Memo from the Chair, by William Blinn Radicalize The Caucus, by Robert Guenette David Sarnoff's Vision Of Television - A Legacy, A Challenge, by Thomas W. Sarnoff State Of The P.G.A.., by John Rappaport Talent Doesn't Care How Old You Are, by Harold Cohen Television: The Looming Regulatory Crisis, by Lionel Chetwynd Musings And Jottings, by David Levy Report From A Roving Editorial Board Member, by Philip Barry Let Us Remember Shelley List, by Marion Rees Also: We Get Letters Aims & Objectives
Fall 1995	Commentary: The Sponsor's Responsibility In Television Programming, by Margaret Clark The View From Second Base, by William Blinn Symposium '95: An Overview, by Charles W. Fries Symposium Caucus / Kodak Symposium: Opening Addresses Small Screen, Big Problems: How Good Does Television Have To Be? Keynote Address, by Howard Stringer Television: Public Trust Or Public Enemy 500 Channels: Will There Be Anything To Watch? In Memoriam: My Friend Danny, by Sam Denoff Responsibility, by David Levy Also: In Gratitude Aims and Objectives
Winter 1994-1995	The Caucus: Why Should It Exist, by Charles W. Fries Who Created Movie Of The Week? A Revisionist History, by Roy Huggins E-Mail: Bob Cinader, by James Komack The Producer/Network Programmer Relationship: A Slippery Slope - Excerpts From "Tinker In Television", by Grant Tinker & Bud Rukeyser The Way It Was...So Help Me, by Leonard Stern A Producer's Progress, by John Mantley 2014 - A Platinum Year For Pay-Per-View, by George Eckstein Great Expectations: The Museum Of Television And Radio In Los Angeles, by Loreen Arbus Looking Back, Looking Ahead, by David Levy Looking Back On 20 Years Of TV Production Technology, by Fred Franzwa Also: Caucus Award Winners
Summer 1994	Turning Back The Glacier, by William Blinn Confessions Of An Award-Loser, by Michael Norell How Are Independent Producers Impacted By Recent Mergers And The Formation Of New Cable Networks, Or Who Owns What Now?, by Charles Fries "A Star Is Born" Reborn In TV Editing, by Frank Pierson Writers Rights In The New Interactive Media: A Summary Of A Recent WGA Symposium, by Victoria Bazeleey Storing Your Film For Posterity And Future Profit, by Richard Utley In Memoriam-Donald Segall, by Lynne Segall, Bob Levenson & Sam Sacks Also: Caucus Award Winners
Spring 1994	Caucus To Go Public, by The Steering Committee Message From The Office Of The Chairperson, by Charles W Fries The Fugitive-A Hard Time Aborning, by Roy Huggins The Question Of Violence On TV, by Bonny Dore Let's Combat Violence Before Congress Does, by Gene Reynolds Profile-Lindy Dekoven, by Cynthia A. Cherbak How Brightly Shines The Star's Perquisite, by Stan Margulies Good Production Values Plus, by Barney Rozenzweig Countdown To The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, by Lee Miller What The Caucus Has Meant To Me, by George Eckstein & John Mantley Caucus Awards- 1993 Whither Television, by David Levy The Culture Of Chaos, by Ervin Duggan Cinematographers And Producers Have Historic Tie, by Victor Kemper Also: The "V" Chip A Salute From The Caucus Caucus Award Winners Aims & Objectives
Fall 1993	Crashing The Gatekeepers, by Robert Lovenheim About TV: A Conversation From Inside Prison Walls, by Wilbert Rideau & Douglas Dennis On The Proliferation Of Credits, by Sam Denoff The Myth Of Winning, by Lila Garrett Why I Joined The Caucus, by Don Segall The Industry-Wide Leadership Conference On Television And Violence: Opening And Closing Remarks, by Marian Rees Playwright's Summer Camp, by Phillip S. Barry Let There Be Light, by Robert Guenette Sam Rolfe, by Christopher Knopf Also: Mary Gets A Job: The Mary Tyler Moore Show The Elusive 15th Doing Something About It -- Roger Gimbel The "V" Chip - Two Letters -- Gerald Isenberg & Leonard Hill Caucus White Paper On Aids -- Joanna Lee
Summer 1993	Creative Rights And The Quality Of Television, The Steering Committee The Caucus Challenge, by David Levy Action! A Director's Journey To Success, by Linda Day Notes From A Detroit High School, by Students Of Henry Ford High School Minorities In Television, by Charles Floyd Johnson & Diana Kerew Event Programming, by Ethel Winant Ethel, by John Mantley Network Partnerships: Who Benefits?, by Vin Dibona Friendship Without Warmth Is...., by Barney Rosenzweig Douglas Heyes, by D.L. Also: Old Boys Network - Cagney & Lacey Three Short Stories: Women In Television Crossing Swords -- Joanna Lee Assumptions -- Terry Meurer Invisibility -- Carmen Culver Whittles Channel One: What Is It? In House Production Inter-Active Cable Sound Bites Aims And Objectives From Eastman Kodak: Are You Ready To Ride The Digital Super-Highway?, by Fred Franzwa
Spring 1993	Murders Of The Week, by Bruce Sallan The Season Of Our Discontent, by Robert Guenette Movies, Misconceptions And The Model Mexican, by Ruben Navarrette Who Owns The Television Programs?, by Charles W. Fries Television: What's The Difference?, by Roy Huggins Impressions Of Roy Huggins, by Stephen J. Cannell The Caucus White Papers (Reprinted) We've Done Some Thinking Who's Responsible 10 Children A Day Are Killed With Handguns Mark Goodson, by F.T.C. I'm As Mad As Hell, by Paddy Chayefsky A Thought, by Alex Haley A Hostile Environment, by Danny Arnold Television's Great Failing, Gerald I. Isenberg Changing The Rules Of The Game, by Andrew Solt A Salute By The Museum Of Television & Radio Making A Difference, by Gilbert Cates Crediting The Creative Artists, by George Schaefer From Eastman Kodak: Is Film Forever?, by Gary Borton
August 1992	Whither Goest The PGA, by Leonard Stern How Many Producers Make A Producer, by Roger Gimbel Reflections On Producing The Academy Award Show, by Gilbert Cates The Packaging Commission A. Feeding Frenzy, by Kathryn Harris B. Commentary, by Danny Arnold C. Gorg & Mung, A Sequel, by Bill Haber D. Fifteen Thousand Years Later, by Bill Haber Put Education First, by Lynne Guber & Carole Isenberg Anti Discrimination Proposal, by Preston Wood Entertainment Television And The AIDS Epidemic, by Alan P. Sloan Ageism: An Update, by Loreen Arbus
April 1991	Statements Before The Federal Communications Commission En Banc Hearing On December 14,1990 In Washington, D.C. by Jerry Leider, Stephen J. Cannell, Leonard Hill, Marion Rees, Thomas Carter A Tribute To Harry Ackerman
December 1990	Wartime In Washington, by Michael R. Gardner, Esq Taste - You Either Have It Or You Don't, by David Levy Television's Independents: Working On A Slippery Slope, by Neal Koch Quarterly Retrospective: Have Gun, Will Travel, by Herb Meadow The Importance Of Foreplay, by Sam Denoff William S. Paley, 1901-1990 Caucus Awards
April 1990	The Business Of Entertainment In The 90's, by Alan Horn Quarterly Retrospective: Playhouse 90, by Martin Manulis Too Much Reality?, by Alan P. Sloan The Legacy Of Lucy, by Harry Ackerman A Speech To The Caucus, by Sumner Redstone The Continuing Saga Of Fisr, by Jack Valenti
October 1989	Who's Responsible? (A Caucus White Paper) Why Retain Fisr?, by Leonard Hill Quarterly Retrospective: Gunsmoke, by John Mantley The Much Abused "R" Word, by Robert Guenette How Feature Films Came To Network Television, by David Levy The Nets Vs. The Scribes, by Douglas Heyes The Caucus Establishes A Speakers Bureau
February 1989	Let's Start Over. This Isn't Working., by Barney Rosenzweig We Can Do More To Fight Drug Abuse, by Herman Rush A Profusion Of Pundits, by Ira Skutch What! No Standards And Practices?, by Saul Turtletaub The First (?) Residual, by Samuel Sacks Two Views On Language, by David Levy Television That Solves Problems, by Matthew R. Zucker Caucus Distinguished Service Award To John Mantley Caucus Member Of The Year Award To Garry Marshall
July 1988	The Fowler Legacy, by David Levy The Multi-Billion-Dollar Error, by Ted Bergmann A Speech By FCC Commissioner James H. Quello Follow-Up: 'Ageism: A Sickness', by Barry Oringer Television-From Both Sides Of The Table, by Fred Silverman The First Twenty Years Of An Archive, by Robert Lewine From Magic Lanterns To Multiplexes, by Joseph Csida
February 1988	The Caucus: A History And An Examination, by David Levy
April 1987	Ageism-Two Views Older Writers: Not In Script?, by Jack Mathews..... Ageism: A Sickness, by Barry Oringer How To Improve Television Without Really Writing (A Trip Into The Near Future Of Pitch Meetings), by Saul Turteltaub How Well Does Television Handle Social Issues? (The Good News And The Bad), by Sister Elizabeth Thoman Business As Usual (A Plea For A New Network Game Plan), by John Furia, Jr Channeling Children's Anger (A Diary Of A Stimulating Conference), by Marian Rees The Caucus-Past And Future A Small Revolution, by James Komack Caucus Minutes - July I5, 2000, by George Eckstein
April 1987	Editorial The IATSE Is Considering A Low-Budget Contract, by Mac St. Johns The Business And Other Lively Arrangements, by Richard Levinson & William Link Caucus 1986 Distinguished Service Award Caucus 1986 Member Of The Year The State Of The Award Shows, by Bob Finkel Suppose The BBC Took Advertising Lessons From America, by Jay G. Blumler & Carolyn Martin Spicer Caucus Ode, by George Eckstein Let The "Creator" Beware, by Ted Raynor Beginnings, by Harry Ackerman
September 1986	The Bottom Line, by Norman Lear Cost Control: The Lack Of It, by Richard Irving P.O.W.E.R., by Jerry Leider Creating Magic, by Jack Valenti Video Cassettes, by Norman Felton Call Us Museum, by Dr. Robert Batscha In Memoriam: Bud Austin, by Larry White Letters To The Editor
March 1986	Chairman's Remarks, by John Mantley In Memoriam, by David Levy What We Still Can't Say On TV, by Lila Garrett The Great Satellite Warsome Observations, by Chet Migden The Consent Decree Update, by Samuel Sacks Fifteen Thousand Years Later: A Look At Television Packagers, by Bill Haber Member Of The Year Award Distinguished Service Award Safety On The Set: A View From The Captain's Bridge, by Jackie Cooper Guide To Responsible Sexual Content In Television, Films, And Music The Center For Population Options Pitching, by Sam Denoff The Caucus: Who We Are, by David Levy
October 1985	In-House Production, by Len Hill Press Under Fire: Jefferson Revisited, by James Quello Out Among Them, by Al Burton The New Tax Law: What Impact Will The Potential Loss Of Investment Tax Credit Have On License Fee Negotiations?, by Peter J. Dekom And Then There Were Twenty - Or Where Did All The Indians Come From At Network Pitch Meetings?, by Allan Mannings Electronic Post Production: Shoot On Film/Edit On Tape, by Mike Clark Guidance On Selecting A Business Manager, by Karl S. Reinecker
June 1985	Can We Talk?, by George Eckstein Is Anybody Out There Watching Or Caring?, by Warren V. Bush The Fallacy Of The Negotiator, by Barry Oringer Is Childhood The Last Taboo?, by Marian Rees Caucus Distinguished Service Awards Movies On The Move, by Bill Finnegan Game Shows - Then And Now, by Mark Goodson Screen Actors Guild And Affirmative Action: Still Waiting For Results, by Rodney Mitchell
January 1985	Quality, by Norman Felton Television And Politics, by Pat Weaver... The Doc Is Not Dead, by Robert Guenette Advertising Is Like Selling Rum To Indians, by Morrie Gelman Striving For Mediocrity, by Tom Shales Copyright - A Survival Issue, by Jack L. Copeland A Simple Idea, by Larry Stewart... Caucus Member Of The Year Awards Letter Of The Quarter, by David Levy It's Our Money, by Samuel Sacks
Fall 1984	Memo To Our Readers Letters To The Editor Naivete Mr. Fowler's FCC, by David Levy The AFI Turns To Television, by Jean Firstenberg The Family On Television, by Robert Alley, Irby B. Brown Seeds Of Destruction In Television?... by John Mantley Caucus Aims And Objectives
January 1984	Thoughts After "The Day After" Television And Washington's Birthday The True Violence The Deregulation Scam-An Update Ageism: You Are Next The Need To Do Better Caucus Aims And Objectives
September 1983	In This Issue The Producer Loses Control How HBO Climbed In The Window Father William (1983) The Pure Producer In Whose Interest? TV Theater Of The Absurd Caucus Aims And Objectives
April 1983	Who Are We? Invisible America Network Power And The Deregulation Scam Murder By Alcohol Coming In The Caucus Quarterly