Women in the Media

Title: Women in the Media
Category: Entertainment / Movies & Film | Words: 2260 | Pages: 9.6 (approximately 235 words/page)

Women in the Media

What event began the emergence of women as true players in the media? Was it Sherry Lansing’s appointment to President of 20th Century Fox in 1980, becoming the first woman to head a studio? Was it Cathleen Black in 1979 becoming the first woman publisher of a weekly consumer magazine, New York? Or did the real power for women in the media come later with Geraldine Laybourne reinventing children’s television on Nickelodeon or Judy McGrath …showed first 75 words of 2260 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 2260 total…November 8, 1999. fortune.com. “Gerry Laybourne, Us vs. Them,” October 28, 1996. gmu.edu Greenstein, Jennifer. TheStandard.com. “Oxygen Takes A Breather,” June 7, 2000. guardianunlimited.com. “We must have naked breasts in this movie.” hearstcorp.com Ledbetter, James. TheStandard.com. “Men Are From Mars, Women are from AOL,” September 18, 1998. Macavinta, Courtney. cnet.com. “Oxygen: Lipstick and recipes or a media revolution?” October, 25, 1999. Outlook Magazine. “Spreading the Word,” August, 3, 1997. Post, Tom. forbes.com. “Gerry-built TV,” February, 22, 1999. Sapers, Jonathan. womenswire.com

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