Jay's okay

Article Abstract:

Former Spectacor and Flyers president Jay Snider enjoys life away from the controversies and disappointments that his former job brought. Away from his father's shadows, Snider is now president of his own security company, SpectaGuard, which he has proudly founded on his own.

Behavior, Snider, Jay

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Roots II

Article Abstract:

News coverage by Philadelphia's television stations are woefully lacking in substance. WCAU replaced a veteran anchor Diane Allen with Robelot, who is perceived by some as an intellectual lightweight. Allen filed an age discrimination suit.

Public opinion, Pennsylvania, Television broadcasting of news, Television news, Television journalists, WCAU-TV (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

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Roberts rules

Article Abstract:

Comcast's CEO Brian Roberts has convinced Microsoft chairman Bill Gates to make a very large investment of $1 billion in his company. With significant ownership of sports team, QVC and E!, he led the company to venture into programming.

Cable television broadcasting industry, Chief executive officers, Comcast Cable Communications Inc., Roberts, Brian L.

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