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Eric left Long Island on September 14 and first went to White Plains, north of Manhattan, to discuss the production of "Shrek the Monster" with the team of Blue Sky Studios, and then returned to Manhattan and attended the group's meetings for several days in a row to listen to the senior management of the group's TV department report on all aspects of the TV business in the first half of the year.

Last year, it signed an eight-year, $9 billion broadcast contract with the American Football League, and the group's top management was worried about losing money due to the huge broadcast rights fees.

But in fact, due to the monopoly of the American people's most popular football broadcast rights, both cable TV revenue and advertising revenue have increased sharply this year, only in the first two quarters, the net profit has exceeded 200 million US dollars, and the net profit for the whole year may even reach 500 million US dollars, which is equivalent to one-sixth of the entire Firefly Group's profit forecast in 1997.

In addition, the performance of the TV station-led AE cable TV network has also seen a significant increase, and ace programs such as "Lust City", "Flyover Pride", and "National Supermodel Competition" not only continue to improve the popularity of TV stations, but also bring continuous profits to the company. Other cable TV stations, such as Disney Channel, are also developing very steadily.

The only disappointment is that the performance of the TV network has improved much less than its major cable TV divisions, and the overall ratings have also declined significantly due to the rise of cable TV stations.

The shift in TV audiences from wireless to cable is the overall trend of the U.S. television industry in the future, and although Eric can provide enough excellent programming, it is impossible to turn the entire industry around the direction of development on its own, but among the four major public television networks, the performance of all aspects still firmly occupies the top position. In order to sell itself at a good price, the TV station tried every means to make its financial report look better in the second quarter of this year, but neither the turnover nor the net profit income could be compared with the TV network.

Remembering that Viacom's acquisition tug-of-war with the group has talked about $33 billion, and the final transaction amount is likely to exceed $35 billion, Eric can't help but gloat a little, the operation of the TV network itself is not satisfactory, although the group also has some cable TV assets, but there is absolutely no one that can compare with the current huge profits for the Firefly Group. On the contrary, it is the cable TV assets such as TV networks and TV networks that Viacom now owns, which are the most valuable in Eric's opinion.

Once this acquisition is completed, Viacom will certainly not have a good time in the next few years.

Privately, Eric and Chris also discussed in detail the first phase of the Firefly investment in the Southeast Asian economic crisis, after statistics, the original $700 million in principal has become $1.3 billion, of which $300 million will be used to build a position on the South Korean won, the other $1 billion will be recovered one after another.

Because Firefly Investment's Yahoo, AOL, Amazon, Firefly Electronics, Qualcomm and other companies are still in a crazy money-burning stage, coupled with the next acquisition of Apple, the $1 billion was almost not discussed, and the destination was easily determined. Chris and Emily have also decided to buy a plane with Eric, but they are not in a hurry to pay for it.

On the other hand, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" has also been on sale for more than half a month, following the final global sales of 116,000 copies in the first week, and in the second week, as the novel's popularity has further increased, the weekly sales have also rushed to 150,000 copies again, and HarperCollins Press expects the overall sales of this novel in several major English-speaking countries to reach 3 million copies in the remaining four months of this year.

Prior to this, many Hollywood popular novels were adapted from movies, and the global sales of original novels were not many. So, after the first week of sales, Katzenberg couldn't wait to call Eric and ask if he could start preparations for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone right away.

However, Eric knew that the popularity of the "Harry Potter" series was far from completely exploding, so he naturally rejected Katzenberg's proposal and planned to wait for the release of the second part of the series before initiating the film project.

After all these things, New York Fashion Week has come to an end.

On the British side, under Eric's remote command, Simon Fuller has selected several girls for the hot girl group.

However, Eric did not make it to the UK immediately, and there were several interviews for Victoria's Secret Angels that required him to participate in person.

Of course, the main work is done, and the next few days can be relaxed.

In an apartment on the Upper East Side, it was still afternoon, but the curtains in the bedroom were drawn, and a faint light came through the cracks.

On the big bed, Cindy Crawford lay on the bed with a pillow, gasped for a while, struggled to get out of the man, and complained with a little teasing: "Eric, can't the two little girls of Giselle and Alexander satisfy you, and run to toss me like this?"

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Eric left Long Island on September 14 and first went to White Plains, north of Manhattan, to discuss the production of "Shrek the Monster" with the team of Blue Sky Studios, and then returned to Manhattan and attended the group's meetings for several days in a row to listen to the senior management of the group's TV department report on all aspects of the TV business in the first half of the year.

Last year, it signed an eight-year, $9 billion broadcast contract with the American Football League, and the group's top management was worried about losing money due to the huge broadcast rights fees.

But in fact, due to the monopoly of the American people's most popular football broadcast rights, both cable TV revenue and advertising revenue have increased sharply this year, only in the first two quarters, the net profit has exceeded 200 million US dollars, and the net profit for the whole year may even reach 500 million US dollars, which is equivalent to one-sixth of the entire Firefly Group's profit forecast in 1997.

In addition, the performance of the TV station-led AE cable TV network has also seen a significant increase, and ace programs such as "Lust City", "Flyover Pride", and "National Supermodel Competition" not only continue to improve the popularity of TV stations, but also bring continuous profits to the company. Other cable TV stations, such as Disney Channel, are also developing very steadily.

The only disappointment is that the performance of the TV network has improved much less than its major cable TV divisions, and the overall ratings have also declined significantly due to the rise of cable TV stations.

The shift in TV audiences from wireless to cable is the overall trend of the U.S. television industry in the future, and although Eric can provide enough excellent programming, it is impossible to turn the entire industry around the direction of development on its own, but among the four major public television networks, the performance of all aspects still firmly occupies the top position. In order to sell itself at a good price, the TV station tried every means to make its financial report look better in the second quarter of this year, but neither the turnover nor the net profit income could be compared with the TV network.

Remembering that Viacom's acquisition tug-of-war with the group has talked about $33 billion, and the final transaction amount is likely to exceed $35 billion, Eric can't help but gloat a little, the operation of the TV network itself is not satisfactory, although the group also has some cable TV assets, but there is absolutely no one that can compare with the current huge profits for the Firefly Group. On the contrary, it is the cable TV assets such as TV networks and TV networks that Viacom now owns, which are the most valuable in Eric's opinion.

Once this acquisition is completed, Viacom will certainly not have a good time in the next few years.

Privately, Eric and Chris also discussed in detail the first phase of the Firefly investment in the Southeast Asian economic crisis, after statistics, the original $700 million in principal has become $1.3 billion, of which $300 million will be used to build a position on the South Korean won, the other $1 billion will be recovered one after another.

Because Firefly Investment's Yahoo, AOL, Amazon, Firefly Electronics, Qualcomm and other companies are still in a crazy money-burning stage, coupled with the next acquisition of Apple, the $1 billion was almost not discussed, and the destination was easily determined. Chris and Emily have also decided to buy a plane with Eric, but they are not in a hurry to pay for it.

On the other hand, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" has also been on sale for more than half a month, following the final global sales of 116,000 copies in the first week, and in the second week, as the novel's popularity has further increased, the weekly sales have also rushed to 150,000 copies again, and HarperCollins Press expects the overall sales of this novel in several major English-speaking countries to reach 3 million copies in the remaining four months of this year.

Prior to this, many Hollywood popular novels were adapted from movies, and the global sales of original novels were not many. So, after the first week of sales, Katzenberg couldn't wait to call Eric and ask if he could start preparations for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone right away.

However, Eric knew that the popularity of the "Harry Potter" series was far from completely exploding, so he naturally rejected Katzenberg's proposal and planned to wait for the release of the second part of the series before initiating the film project.

After all these things, New York Fashion Week has come to an end.

On the British side, under Eric's remote command, Simon Fuller has selected several girls for the hot girl group.

However, Eric did not make it to the UK immediately, and there were several interviews for Victoria's Secret Angels that required him to participate in person.

Of course, the main work is done, and the next few days can be relaxed.

In an apartment on the Upper East Side, it was still afternoon, but the curtains in the bedroom were drawn, and a faint light came through the cracks.

On the big bed, Cindy Crawford lay on the bed with a pillow, gasped for a while, struggled to get out of the man, and complained with a little teasing: "Eric, can't the two little girls of Giselle and Alexander satisfy you, and run to toss me like this?"

Eric left Long Island on September 14 and first went to White Plains, north of Manhattan, to discuss the production of "Shrek the Monster" with the team of Blue Sky Studios, and then returned to Manhattan and attended the group's meetings for several days in a row to listen to the senior management of the group's TV department report on all aspects of the TV business in the first half of the year.

Last year, it signed an eight-year, $9 billion broadcast contract with the American Football League, and the group's top management was worried about losing money due to the huge broadcast rights fees.

But in fact, due to the monopoly of the American people's most popular football broadcast rights, both cable TV revenue and advertising revenue have increased sharply this year, only in the first two quarters, the net profit has exceeded 200 million US dollars, and the net profit for the whole year may even reach 500 million US dollars, which is equivalent to one-sixth of the entire Firefly Group's profit forecast in 1997.

In addition, the performance of the TV station-led AE cable TV network has also seen a significant increase, and ace programs such as "Lust City", "Flyover Pride", and "National Supermodel Competition" not only continue to improve the popularity of TV stations, but also bring continuous profits to the company. Other cable TV stations, such as Disney Channel, are also developing very steadily.

The only disappointment is that the performance of the TV network has improved much less than its major cable TV divisions, and the overall ratings have also declined significantly due to the rise of cable TV stations.

The shift in TV audiences from wireless to cable is the overall trend of the U.S. television industry in the future, and although Eric can provide enough excellent programming, it is impossible to turn the entire industry around the direction of development on its own, but among the four major public television networks, the performance of all aspects still firmly occupies the top position. In order to sell itself at a good price, the TV station tried every means to make its financial report look better in the second quarter of this year, but neither the turnover nor the net profit income could be compared with the TV network.

Remembering that Viacom's acquisition tug-of-war with the group has talked about $33 billion, and the final transaction amount is likely to exceed $35 billion, Eric can't help but gloat a little, the operation of the TV network itself is not satisfactory, although the group also has some cable TV assets, but there is absolutely no one that can compare with the current huge profits for the Firefly Group. On the contrary, it is the cable TV assets such as TV networks and TV networks that Viacom now owns, which are the most valuable in Eric's opinion.

Once this acquisition is completed, Viacom will certainly not have a good time in the next few years.

Privately, Eric and Chris also discussed in detail the first phase of the Firefly investment in the Southeast Asian economic crisis, and after statistics, the $700 million raised by everyone has become $1.3 billion)

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