By 1916, the three were out-earning their father, a newspaper linotype operator.
People also protested when the police barred television camera operators, newspaper photographers and some tenants from the meeting, held at the College of Insurance at 101 Murray Street in Manhattan.
It will permit a company to own up to three television stations, eight radio stations, a daily newspaper and a cable operator in the largest cities.
If you think that this is not particularly bold, you are clearly not a Hollywood studio executive, a newspaper publisher or an operator of most of the country's bridges.
The son learned the trade in vocational high school and, upon graduation in 1957, went to work for a newspaper as a Linotype operator, intending to make that his life's work, just like his father.
Mr. Cohen said that cable operators, unlike newspaper or television stations, can't be held liable for defamation.
As the story goes, some of the world's newspapers believed a telegraph operator had made a mistake.
A sandwich placement at the Yorkshire Evening Post led to his first job in newspapers, as a Mac operator in pre-press in 1993.
The firm's golden Rolodex of clients in recent times has included Viacom, AOL Time Warner, all four of the regional Bell telephone companies and a number of cellphone operators, major newspaper chains, broadcast affiliates and equipment manufacturers, including Zenith and Motorola.
Now he has increased that (from 0.25% to 0.4%), and removed almost all exemptions from the country's sales tax prompting howls from cable-television operators and newspaper owners who, rather improbably, have claimed that the levying of sales tax on their industries was an attack on freedom of speech.
