I looked at the people in front of me, and a smile appeared on the corner of my mouth.

Silence, dead silence.

These guys all know what this TV group means to DreamWorks and also understand what it means to the future United States. If they can become the head of this group, their future identity and influence will be self-evident.

However, in the face of this huge structure and complicated work, everyone has to consider how capable they are and whether they have the ability to shoulder such a huge burden.

Stevenberg, Stiller, Griffith... all lowered their heads, and in the end only a few people surfaced.

"Boss, why don't you let me try?" Yassel looked at me with a firm look.

As for the ability, Yassel has all the skills, but he can do it by operating internal affairs of the TV group. However, as the leader of the TV group, it is obviously not enough to manage the internal affairs of the TV group. More importantly, he must have a macro-level control. He is very familiar with all walks of life in the United States. Moreover, Yassel is also the general manager of DreamWorks Cinemas and the deputy general manager of Lockheed Aircraft Company. The burden on him is already heavy enough.

"YaSel, do you want to exhaust yourself?" My words made YaSel's eyes turn red.

"I think I'll do this. I'll lead a country well. Think about leading a TV group, it should be okay." Coolidge's words finally made everyone laugh.

In fact, since the structure of the TV Group came out, Coolidge has become my ideal candidate.

In terms of overall situation, on social relations, and in terms of ability, no one is more suitable than him.

"Do you have any comments?" I looked at everyone.

"No objection, absolutely no objection." Everyone started to speak in unison.

"That's what it means, Lockett Television Group will be established from today. Coolidge will serve as general manager and Baird will serve as deputy general manager. He is fully responsible for the company's work. In addition, Hannibal transferred from Lockett Television Transportation Company and joined the TV Group. Yasser, Gans and others will assist. The branches will provide comprehensive assistance in personnel, financial and material resources! Our goal is to build a huge TV empire!"

"Television Empire!"

"Television Empire!"

A group of people shouted loudly.

"The master plan has been formulated, and now we have to consider specific things. The TV tower has been successful, and the TV group is currently facing two problems to be solved." I spoke so hard that I picked up the cup and took a sip of tea.

"The first thing is the TV. If the people don't have a TV, we can't even make trouble. So we must produce enough TVs. Only when the people have a TV can our program be put into the ground." I looked at Baird.

Baird immediately took over: "Boss, we have no technical problem in producing TVs, but the key now is that if we want to produce large-scale TVs, we must establish a TV manufacturer."

"I said it was exactly this problem." Everyone appreciated Baird's excitement.

"Whether it is now or in the future, the demand for TVs will be huge, and the production of TVs is a profitable business. However, if we want to establish a TV factory at the moment, there will be a lot of trouble."

I looked at everyone and found that everyone frowned.

"Boss, does the trouble you are talking about mean that if we buy land and build a TV factory again, it will be too late?" Yassel is a sensible person, and he can understand it at a glance.

I nodded.

Now that the TV tower has been successful, the TV should be manufactured in batches as soon as possible. If you buy land and rebuilt it, it will be delayed in time.

"There is no need to buy land and rebuild it. Just buy a factory and rebuild it like usual." Shan Lige smiled.

"This is a TV factory. Do you think it's enough to buy a factory to renovate it?" Baird shook his head.

Shan Lige seemed to be confident and turned to me and said, "Boss, there is a radio equipment manufacturing factory in Los Angeles. The factory has a large scale and area, but its operations have not been good in recent years and are about to go bankrupt. Now many film companies are interested in this factory, and I am considering whether to tell you. I originally wanted to recommend buying this factory seats. Factory 3 expansion. After all, the business of Factory 3 is getting bigger and bigger. But now it seems that it is absolutely fine to transform the factory into a TV production factory, saving time and effort. If we do our best, I think two assembly lines can be built in more than a month to meet the TV needs of Los Angeles and several surrounding cities. As for other areas that require TVs, during the period when the TV tower has not been established, the TV factory can definitely add enough assembly lines."

Shan Lige's words made everyone's eyes shine.

“That factory

I will give it to you, how much does it cost?" I asked.

Shan Lige calculated and said, "If there is no 700,000 US dollars, I'm afraid I can't get it."

"700,000 US dollars? No problem, just come to me." Gans laughed.

The problem of the TV factory was solved. Everyone turned their attention to me and focused on the second problem.

I pondered for a moment and said, "The second problem is people. The TV group has too large structure and requires a large number of people. Although some institutions do not need to be established now, some basic institutions such as production departments, advertising departments, etc. still need them, and these require a large number of talents. This requires us to recruit them."

"Boss, if you need an actor or something, you can come in Hollywood with just a greeting. But it may be a bit difficult to recruit such people." Yassel said everyone's thoughts.

In the United States today, few people who work in the media industry graduated from regular universities. Among the many universities in the United States, the journalism and media majors are not very sound and not mature, so most of the people who work in the media industry have complex backgrounds and become monks halfway.

"It is difficult to recruit, and after recruiting, we must undergo relevant training. We don't care about his origin. It only takes them to have talent in this area." I breathed a sigh of relief.

Talent, no matter when, talent is always so important.

And the problem now is that we don’t just need one or two talents, but a large number of talents, even thousands!

This is difficult.

"Andre. I have an idea." Coolidge smiled just as everyone was worried.

"What's the idea?" I said happily.

Coolidge smirked and said, "If we choose from ordinary people, it is not the best idea. Those people have not been engaged in media related work and lack work experience. I guess they don't even know what news is. If you recruit them in, you have to train them from scratch. Not only do you have to train them in general news knowledge, but you also have to cultivate their current most advanced TV media experience. In this way, time has been wasted and the effect is not very good."

"It makes sense." Bizer felt very much the same. He had worked hard in the newspaper industry for so long, and of course he knew these things.

Not only does Bizer think so, but I think so too.

In the media industry, there are currently three levels: ordinary people who have the talent for media practice but have not stepped up the threshold, ordinary media practitioners, and television workers.

These three levels are a continuous process of progressing and continuous improvement. From one level to the next level, they all need to undergo special training. It is obviously extremely difficult to jump directly from an ordinary person to a TV worker.

"Calvin, you mean to ask us to recruit people who are now working in media?" I kind of got what Coolidge means.

"Is this a prying man?" Gans squeezed his eyes twice.

"Why, you don't like it?" Coolidge asked Gans.

Gans rubbed his hands, then showed an extremely despicable expression: "I like it! I like this kind of thing the most."

"I think Calvin's method is very good. It will definitely work very well to recruit people from those media." Griffith nodded.

Yassel, who was sitting beside him, smiled bitterly: "Everyone, this idea is of course good, but have you ever thought that there are not many media practitioners now, and the companies are firmly holding it. What we need is not one or two people. In this way, it is probably not enough to dig all the media in California, and maybe they will be besieged by the time they are. Boss, anyone can be provoked, so you can't annoy the media in California. If those people become our enemies and they move their pens, we will die without a place to die."

Yassel was not wrong at all. If we offend the media, we would be in trouble.

Just as everyone denied Coolidge's approach, Coolidge suddenly laughed.

Seeing his evil smile, I knew this guy must have a bad idea.

"Everyone, you are right. We can't afford to offend the California media, but I have never said we can't mess with other media." Coolidge couldn't help laughing.

"Other media? What does it mean?" Gans pulled Coolidge's clothes.

In front of the American map of Coolidge walkway, he pointed to the west and said, "The media in the west are not very developed. There are only a few newspapers, and there are few reporters under his command. When you go to poach others' corners, they will certainly feel pain! But if you look here, it will be different!"

Coolidge moved to the eastern part of the United States with a wave of his hand.

"East?!" A burst of exclamation came to the office.

"Everyone, there are 90% of the media practitioners in the United States in the east! Poaching here will not attract much attention. Moreover, there are three pieces of fat in front of us." Coolidge shook his head, and then took the rose in front of his chest under his nose and smelled it very flirtatiously.

"Calvin, you're beating around the bush, I'll let them throw you out of this window!" I grinned.

Coolidge squinted his eyes and smiled, then knocked hard on the newspaper, and shouted: "The first piece of fat. In New York! In 1926, the largest broadcaster in the United States, the National Broadcasting Corporation, was established here. This company now has a radio and television network covering the whole of the United States, with countless employees. Its fixed assets of 5 billion yuan are the temple in the minds of all American workers. Moreover, they have always been very interested in our TV. I heard that they are interested in this direction. Of course, they can't catch up with us. I think this is what we need to do first."

"National Broadcasting Corporation. I'm so familiar with this name?" I murmured to myself, then looked at Coolidge and asked, "Calvin, is there any other name for this company?"

"Other names?" Coolidge was stunned for a moment, shook his head and said, "There are no other names. But I am talking about the full name. Usually we call it NBC."

"Puff!" I sprayed a mouthful of tea on Visconti's face sitting opposite me.

"NBC?! You said we want to dig out NBC's candy.

"What's wrong?" Coolidge had an innocent expression on his face.

My motherland,

Sure enough, he is worthy of being the President of the United States. If someone asks you in later generations, NBC you said, then he will definitely be considered from Mars.

The strongest and oldest commercial broadcasting and television company in the history of the United States. It is one of the top media giants in the United States.

Let's dig their corners now? Coolidge is so bold to think about it!

"Calvin. Are you sure we will not attack us? They are the largest broadcaster in the United States today!" I reminded Coolidge.

Coolidge shrugged and said, "Big Far. Andre. You underestimate our DreamWorks too much. Compared to us, this NBC is no match for it. Not to mention that they have too many employees under their jurisdiction, we will not feel sorry for a group of them. Even if they dig up their roots, they will not dare to put one of them."

Coolidge sneered, and then said to me: "Andre, in fact, as I expected, we can not only dig their corners, but also find opportunities to penetrate them. Maybe that day we will hold this company and turn them into our subsidiaries. At that time, they will work hard to establish a nationwide broadcast network to cover the entire United States will be of great help to us."

"Calvin, you really dare to think!" Yassel looked at Coolidge with a smile on his face, then turned to me and said, "Boss, I think this method can be completely adopted."

Since Yassel said so, I naturally would not object.

"Okay, you are the boss of Lockettke TV Group. You can do this matter. As long as you don't cause unnecessary trouble for our DreamWorks." I waved my hand and completely delegated power.

"Don't worry, if you're in trouble, I'll go to the Atlantic Ocean by myself." Coolidge patted his chest.

"Okay, didn't you say there were three pieces of fat? Which is the second piece?" I asked.

Coolidge's finger still clicked on New York on the map: "The second piece of fat is still in New York. In 1927, Jia Radio Station established a broadcasting company called Independence>=|Jia Broadcasting Company is now the second largest broadcaster in the United States, second only to NBC, with two goals."

Sigh. I almost slipped out and walked under the chair.

I am so familiar with the independent radio station joint venture that Coolidge said. Although many people are not familiar with its current name, in a few years of development, it will be known to later generations as CBS.

Coolidge, a bitch, is indeed not enough to do anything. As soon as he tries, he will stab two extremely large hornet nests, and he is not afraid of being stung to death!

"Andre, do you have anything to say?" Coolidge said, spitting, his face cramped with excitement.
To be continued...