Stuart N. BrotmanSocial Links NavigationStuart N. Brotman is the former president and CEO of The Museum of Television and Radio in New York and Los Angeles (now the Paley Center for Media). He is the author of The First Amendment Lives On. Grid List Latest articles by Stuart N. Brotman House Republicans: Read the Constitution Before Reciting It By Stuart N. Brotman published 6 March 23 Push to get Newsmax back onto DirecTV is no matter of free speech, professor says Speaker McCarthy, Use Your Power Over Television Coverage Wisely By Stuart N. Brotman published 11 January 23 House leaders should loosen their grip on cameras in the Capitol Betty White’s Playful Competitive Streak Was Legendary By Stuart N. Brotman published 3 January 22 Late actress was an entertaining staple on TV game shows Why ‘Jeopardy!’ and Alex Trebek Love Lucy By Stuart N. Brotman published 19 August 21 Rather than hold on-air auditions and poll social media, show creator Merv Griffin phoned a famous friend Maybe in the White House Again, but Never in the Living Room By Stuart N. Brotman last updated 15 February 21 With former President Donald Trump’s impeachment acquittal by the United States Senate, the door remains ajar for Trump to run again in 2024, as many of his supporters are encouraging him to do. Larry King to the Rescue, with Gratitude By Stuart N. Brotman published 25 January 21 Contributor Stuart N. Brotman offers a personal recollection of the late talk-show legend Larry King Think Analog, Act Digital By Stuart N. Brotman published 22 September 14 Let’s Get America’s Internet Nonusers Online Now By Stuart N. Brotman published 6 April 20 Lessons From the Net Vitality Index By Stuart N. Brotman published 8 June 15 NEXT TV NEWSLETTER The smarter way to stay on top of the streaming and OTT industry. Sign up below. Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to Next TV. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1End of the Line For ‘East New York’ at CBS 2Nexstar CEO Perry Sook Eyes Bidding Wars for The CW Affiliations3Lachlan Murdoch: After Huge Dominion Settlement, Fox News Faces a 'Fundamentally Different' Legal Challenge With Smartmatic 4New CEO Kristin Dolan Prepares AMC Networks for ‘Streaming Bundle’ Future 5Travis Sattiewhite Named KVUE Austin News Director
House Republicans: Read the Constitution Before Reciting It By Stuart N. Brotman published 6 March 23 Push to get Newsmax back onto DirecTV is no matter of free speech, professor says
Speaker McCarthy, Use Your Power Over Television Coverage Wisely By Stuart N. Brotman published 11 January 23 House leaders should loosen their grip on cameras in the Capitol
Betty White’s Playful Competitive Streak Was Legendary By Stuart N. Brotman published 3 January 22 Late actress was an entertaining staple on TV game shows
Why ‘Jeopardy!’ and Alex Trebek Love Lucy By Stuart N. Brotman published 19 August 21 Rather than hold on-air auditions and poll social media, show creator Merv Griffin phoned a famous friend
Maybe in the White House Again, but Never in the Living Room By Stuart N. Brotman last updated 15 February 21 With former President Donald Trump’s impeachment acquittal by the United States Senate, the door remains ajar for Trump to run again in 2024, as many of his supporters are encouraging him to do.
Larry King to the Rescue, with Gratitude By Stuart N. Brotman published 25 January 21 Contributor Stuart N. Brotman offers a personal recollection of the late talk-show legend Larry King
