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▶ 38:28 David Senra So they went up selling so many of these singles that CBS Records gets their attention, and they offer a development deal with a 600,000 dollar advance, which is more money than they could ever even imagine at the time.
▶ 41:10 David Senra The picture is green light led CBS, who they had signed their deal with, to change the terms of their original development deal.

▶ 40:32 David Senra They actually, uh, sell that and turn it into a very successful miniseries on CBS.
▶ 1:11:38 David Senra He's trying to help Sony buy CBS records. 2 times in the scene

▶ 6:33 David Senra If you help pay for my park, he had offered that deal because of this time in history, CBS and NBC were well, a lot, they were a lot larger. 3 times in the scene
▶ 34:19 David Senra This pitch deck doesn't work on CBS or NBC, but it works on ABC.
▶ 40:26 David Senra And so this is the deal they signed with ABC after NBC and CBS said, no, uh, ABC would invest a half a million dollars outright in the park.

▶ 1:30:53 David Senra And in return for producing content on your show, when he does this do ABC, there's NBC and CBS, right?

▶ 32:19 David Senra And at the first, she turned it down, and she's in college, she had a college professor, and she's telling him, hey, like, CBS keeps calling me to be on television. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:20:38 David Senra And he talks about when capital cities slash ABC was competing against CBS, CBS was run by the founder, Bill Paley. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:09 David Senra When he speaks to business school classes, Warren Buffett often compares the rivalry between Tom Murphy's company, capital cities broadcasting and CBS to a transatlantic race between a rowboat and the Q E two. 4 times in the scene
▶ 4:24 David Senra So let's go back to the book, the chapter on Tom Murphy in the outsiders, and it's going to pick up where we just left off where capital cities winds up vastly outperforming over the, uh, three decades CBS and like, okay, well, how does…

▶ 39:19 David Senra And he thought about this idea for five years before he winds up doing it because he's like, obviously the big three networks, ABC, CBS, NBC, they have
▶ 49:51 David Senra This is ABC, CBS, and NBC, right? 7 times in the scene

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