William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices having issues with shows paying for commercial plugs
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' workings with early TV sponsors
William Tankersley on being promoted to Vice President of Program Practices at CBS and dealing with advertisers
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' problems with advertisers' competitive complaints and false advertising
William Tankersley on becoming the Director of Program Practices at CBS Television City
William Tankersley on his process as Director of Program Practices at CBS Television City
William Tankersley on Frank Stanton and William Paley's input on Program Practices at CBS Television City
William Tankersley on Program Practices' involvement with table reads
William Tankersley on instances when shows went against the advice of CBS Program Practices
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled pregnancy storylines on TV shows in the 1950s
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled personal hygiene commercials and storylines on TV shows in the 1950s and '60s
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled Civil Rights storylines on TV shows in the 1950s
William Tankersley on Washington D.C.'s interest in violence on television and dealing with an AFTRA strike
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled religious storylines on TV shows in the 1950s
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled storylines involving drugs on TV shows in the 1960s
William Tankersley on CBS' expected limitations of violence on television
William Tankersley on CBS' guidelines for current affairs and politics on TV in the 1950s
William Tankersley on his involvement with the CBS loyalty oath and the Hollywood Blacklist
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices not having many issues with daytime soap operas
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices having issues with shows paying for commercial plugs
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' workings with early TV sponsors
William Tankersley on how the Quiz Show scandals (which started with NBC shows) affected CBS Standards & Practices
William Tankersley on being promoted to Vice President of Program Practices at CBS and dealing with advertisers
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' problems with advertisers' competitive complaints and false advertising
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' workings with Playhouse 90 and The Twilight Zone
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' problems with The Smothers Brothers' Comedy Hour
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' interactions with news programs
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices work with Norman Lear on All In The Family, (contd.)
William Tankersley on becoming the Director of Program Practices at CBS Television City
William Tankersley on his process as Director of Program Practices at CBS Television City
William Tankersley on Frank Stanton and William Paley's input on Program Practices at CBS Television City
William Tankersley on Program Practices' involvement with table reads
William Tankersley on instances when shows went against the advice of CBS Program Practices
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled pregnancy storylines on TV shows in the 1950s
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled personal hygiene commercials and storylines on TV shows in the 1950s
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled Civil Rights storylines on TV shows in the 1950s and '60s
William Tankersley on Washington D.C.'s interest in violence on television and dealing with an AFTRA strike
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled religious storylines on TV shows in the 1950s
William Tankersley on how CBS Program Practices handled storylines involving drugs on TV shows in the 1960s
William Tankersley on CBS' expected limitations of violence on television
William Tankersley on CBS' expected limitations of violence on television
William Tankersley on CBS' guidelines for current affairs and politics on TV in the 1950s
William Tankersley on his involvement with the CBS loyalty oath and the Hollywood Blacklist
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices not having many issues with daytime soap operas
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices having issues with shows paying for commercial plugs
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' workings with early TV sponsors
William Tankersley on how the Quiz Show scandals (which started with NBC shows) affected CBS Standards & Practices
William Tankersley on being promoted to Vice President of Program Practices at CBS and dealing with advertisers
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' problems with advertisers' competitive complaints and false advertising
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' workings with Playhouse 90 and The Twilight Zone
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' problems with The Smothers Brothers' Comedy Hour
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices' interactions with news programs
William Tankersley on CBS Standards & Practices work with Norman Lear on All In The Family, (contd.)
William Tankersley on the role government should play in broadcasting and how cable affected the industry
William Tankersley on how media consolidation has affected the industry
William Tankersley on what represents the best of television