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They named the network, CBS Cable. Charlotte raised her sons, David, Richard, and Paul, to follow the paths they favored and gave them her full support. They’ve reached pinnacles of achievement and recognition as professionals, husbands, and dads. And they brought to life and raised her six superb grandchildren and one marvelous great-grandchild.
Mar 14, 2024 · Charlotte went from a Secretary to Executive Vice President and Director of Manhattan Cable Television, Associate Publisher, and General Manager of Time Inc’s People Magazine, Producer of a CBS television series based on People Magazine People series, and Co-founder of CBS Cable with William S. Paley, founder/CEO of Columbia Broadcasting System.
From a speed writing ad in the NY subway to executive vice president and director of Manhattan Cable Television, to associate publisher of PEOPLE magazine, to producer of the PEOPLE series,...
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MY WAY. It was a time when men went home every night to the little woman. It was a time when most little women weren’t even aware that the roof over their heads was a glass ceiling. And it was time for Charlotte Schiff-Booker to say: GET OUTTA MY WAY. This is the coming-of-age story of a single mom of three boys. It is a life story, a love story.
Aug 22, 1982 · According to Charlotte Schiff Jones, who has worked for both Manhattan Cable and Teleprompter and is now vice president of marketing at CBS Cable, ''Access for people who historically...
May 2, 2023 · Get Outta My Way: A Storied Life. Hardcover – May 2, 2023. by Charlotte Schiff-Booker (Author) 5.0 3 ratings. See all formats and editions. Get Outta My Way is a memoir filled with ballsy, entertaining, often heart-breaking recollections of an amazing life.
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Dec 4, 2007 · What happened was the way in which I ended up at CBS Cable was they were putting together their management team – Charlotte Schiff-Jones was VP of marketing, there was a guy by the name of Bob Mariano who was an ex-Qube-er, he worked for Warner at Qube in Columbus and was one of that early team that did interactive television with cable.
