Building Blocks is a fascinating tale of the family behind Buckeye CableSystem and their progression into the fourth generation This book shows some of the trials and tribulations faced by the family as it continues to use a nimble strategy to compete with the behemoths of the industry
Building Blocks is a fascinating tale of the family behind Buckeye CableSystem and their progression into the fourth generation This book shows some of the trials and tribulations faced by the family as it continues to use a nimble strategy to compete with the behemoths of the industry
Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: The Early Years Chapter 1, "She wanted pictures with her radio" Cable's earliest days, from concept to reality Chapter 2, "We were doing it the hard way" Twice the channels, but twice the problems: Buckeye begins to grow Part II: Building for the Future Chapter 3, "Our localness and service will set us apart" At Buckeye, the customer has always been right Chapter 4, "He who owns production owns the client relationship" Expanding into advertising sales and production Chapter 5, "You couldn't get a dial tone in Sandusky when that call-in show was on" In Toledo and points beyond, Buckeye extends its reach Chapter 6, "We spent the money to continue the business" For Buckeye's service area, a new high-fiber diet Chapter 7, "We'll do whatever we can to help Toledo reach its full potential" Voice, video, data, home security: Fiber optics boost Buckeye's capabilities Chapter 8, "They're leaders in technology and communications" The company's trophy case gets increasingly crowded Part III: What to Provide the Viewers, and at What Cost? Chapter 9, "We experimented with everything we even had a fish tank on camera" In Buckeye's early years, programming and production were decidedly ad hoc Chapter 10, "We can give viewers something they won't see elsewhere" No tower, no transmitter: TV5 debuts as a different kind of broadcaster Chapter 11, "Everybody wanted to be part of the excitement" BCSN becomes a local-sports sensation Chapter 12, "Their demands are outrageous on their face" Negotiating with satellite programmers and large broadcasters: not for the faint of heart Part IV: The Future Chapter 13, "Broadband is the business" For cable, telecom, and media in general, the times they are a-changin' Appendix
Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: The Early Years Chapter 1, "She wanted pictures with her radio" Cable's earliest days, from concept to reality Chapter 2, "We were doing it the hard way" Twice the channels, but twice the problems: Buckeye begins to grow Part II: Building for the Future Chapter 3, "Our localness and service will set us apart" At Buckeye, the customer has always been right Chapter 4, "He who owns production owns the client relationship" Expanding into advertising sales and production Chapter 5, "You couldn't get a dial tone in Sandusky when that call-in show was on" In Toledo and points beyond, Buckeye extends its reach Chapter 6, "We spent the money to continue the business" For Buckeye's service area, a new high-fiber diet Chapter 7, "We'll do whatever we can to help Toledo reach its full potential" Voice, video, data, home security: Fiber optics boost Buckeye's capabilities Chapter 8, "They're leaders in technology and communications" The company's trophy case gets increasingly crowded Part III: What to Provide the Viewers, and at What Cost? Chapter 9, "We experimented with everything we even had a fish tank on camera" In Buckeye's early years, programming and production were decidedly ad hoc Chapter 10, "We can give viewers something they won't see elsewhere" No tower, no transmitter: TV5 debuts as a different kind of broadcaster Chapter 11, "Everybody wanted to be part of the excitement" BCSN becomes a local-sports sensation Chapter 12, "Their demands are outrageous on their face" Negotiating with satellite programmers and large broadcasters: not for the faint of heart Part IV: The Future Chapter 13, "Broadband is the business" For cable, telecom, and media in general, the times they are a-changin' Appendix
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