How Hands-on NBC ABC Exclusive Jackie Kennedy
How Hands-on NBC ABC Exclusive Jackie Kennedy
How Hands-on NBC ABC Exclusive Jackie Kennedy
For weeks, ABC News was the exclusivity of the ridicule attached to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Tomé: Conversations on the life story of John F. Kennedy, featuring previously unreleased audio recordings from early 1964 to Onassis talk candidly about his stay in the White House.
Two-hour special anchored by Diane Sawyer and aired on Tuesday, at 21, and will include extensive audio interview with Caroline Kennedy, daughter of Onassis and John F. Kennedy.
Caroline Kennedy has the rights to the audio and ABC News was granted the rights to broadcast first air strips. But NBC News broadcast parts of it in its Friday evening news with Brian Williams and again on Monday and Tuesday on the Today Show.
The book - from Hyperion, after ABC parent Disney - contains an introduction by Caroline Kennedy, and shares the historian Michael Beschloss. But the sale of audio recordings of Onassis, who shared memories of Martin Luther King, Jr., the Cuban Missile Crisis and the murder of her husband.
So what happened to the ABC News exclusive? Apparently, a producer of news night on the book in a bookstore in Manhattan, he bought and the network crashed several pieces in the air. Chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell anchored to segments for today and MSNBC on Monday and Tuesday. And Chris Matthews also got into the act, to analyze the ramifications of the White House for viewers to MSNBC.
A spokesman said the company Hyperion reached out to NBC News:. "We have made NBC aware of copyright and the exclusive rights to ABC News' to this material, and we called NBC to respect these rights, we are confident that viewers who want the most thorough coverage of audio cassettes, with exclusive interviews with Caroline Kennedy and other proprietary documents, which aims to ABC News. "
Parts of Sawyer's exclusive interview with Caroline Kennedy, World News was presented last Friday. But ABC News is not without any sound before Monday Good Morning America.
The book launch date is Wednesday, September 14. However, it is not uncommon for publishers to start selling the securities particularly sought before their official publication. What is unusual about this particular book is that it comes with full - audio - and the copyright. But NBC News might use part of the audio under the auspices of fair use. What they could not do is create their own two-hour special.
NBC News sources say he was a hypocrite as little as possible inside. And a source said that the whole situation is just the wars granules news.
"What happened forever, regardless of the individual ledger eventually obtain a copy."
Kennedy book was also something of a bargaining chip in the efforts of the Kennedy family to overthrow the History Channel miniseries The Kennedys. History Channel is part of AETN, which is owned by a consortium of Disney, NBC Universal and Hearst. Disney / ABC Television Group Anne Sweeney Chief sits on the table AETN. And in January last year, sources told The Hollywood Reporter, that Caroline Kennedy has personally lobbied Sweeney kill miniseries, and the work of Kennedy with the book, including the drafting and promotion on ABC, was part of those conversations.
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