Ralph M. Baruch on syndicating shows for CBS internationally
Ralph M. Baruch on becoming Head of International Sales at CBS and dealing with sales in Australia
Ralph M. Baruch on dealing with various European countries as Head of International Sales at CBS
Ralph M. Baruch on the distinction between CBS Network and CBS Television
Ralph M. Baruch on the FCC's regulation of syndication
Ralph M. Baruch on the formation of CBS Films and the company's problems
Ralph M. Baruch on how CBS Films impacted his job selling shows
Ralph M. Baruch on CBS dealing with FCC regulations and the creation of Cinema Center Films
Ralph M. Baruch on disharmony between the various CBS divisions
Ralph M. Baruch on the creation of Viacom
Ralph M. Baruch on his first actions at the then-newly spun off Viacom
Ralph M. Baruch on running Viacom day-to-day
Ralph M. Baruch on Viacom's early television station acquisitions and original productions
Ralph M. Baruch on Viacom acquiring cable channels
Ralph M. Baruch on Viacom acquiring cable systems and lobbying the FCC and congress, and being sued by the Justice Department
Ralph M. Baruch on the continued growth of Viacom in the early '70s with original productions and syndication
Ralph M. Baruch on Viacom's biggest syndicated programs
Ralph M. Baruch on Viacom suing the FCC
Ralph M. Baruch on the creation of Showtime and MTV Networks
Ralph M. Baruch on acquiring Cable Health Network and Sumner Redstone's takeover of Viacom
Ralph M. Baruch on his feelings about being forced out of Viacom and being on the Carnegie Hall Board of Directors
Ralph M. Baruch on the greatest success stories of Viacom
Ralph M. Baruch on the then-current state of television
Ralph M. Baruch on the then-future of television and cable
Ralph M. Baruch on television reaching its potential
Ralph M. Baruch on the buyout of CBS by Viacom
Ralph M. Baruch on the then-current state of syndication
Ralph M. Baruch on the then-current state of television news
Ralph M. Baruch on advice to aspiring television executives