America's Big Hero

Your shameless appearance is very much like mine back then.

"Where is Salzberg, I will say hello for you. As for the formation of the TV network, the Rockefick family will not speak out about it. This is your personal behavior." Deal with yourself... Ahh, deal with Sean This kind of person must clearly express his rejection at the first time.

Sean smashed his mouth, and said with some regret: "Okay, really, what a pity."

"Heh, if you feel sorry, the consortium can invest." David said with a sneer.

"Uh...then please trouble Grandpa Fifth, I'll wait for news, okay, don't disturb Grandpa Fifth to rest, goodbye!" After finishing speaking, Sean hung up the phone directly.

Borrowing money is fine, investment is free, Sean has always been the principle.

"Stinky boy!" Hearing the busy tone coming from the phone, old man David rolled his eyes and scolded angrily.

Why did the Rockefick family produce such a thing!

While scolding, he still ordered the people below to do things.

Sean received a reply soon.

Salzberg turned down the original matter and took time to meet Sean.

The earliest founder of the "New York Times" was Henry Jarvis Raymond. In 1896, the newspaper was on the verge of bankruptcy and was acquired by Adolf Oakes. Under his leadership, the "New York Times" gradually became the leading newspaper. big newspaper.

After Adolph Oakes died in 1935, his son-in-law Salzberg became the president of the New York Times, and 30 years later, the New York Times became owned by the Salzberg family.

The greatest pain in life is that when a person dies, the money is not spent, and the 'money' wears someone else's hat...

No wonder patriarchal.

Since 1969, it has changed from a family business to a joint-stock company and has become a major newspaper group with many American newspapers, magazines, TV stations, radio stations and foreign joint ventures.

The current owner of the newspaper is Salzberg's only son, known as Arthur Oates Salzberg.

Arthur Oates Salzberg was over 60 years old, but he still took the initiative to meet Sean in front of the building.

In terms of assets, Arthur Oates Salzberg is no better than Sean, and in terms of age, his son is older than Sean.

After exchanging pleasantries, Arthur took Sean to his office upstairs.

Also in New York, the "New York Times" is the most authoritative media with the largest circulation. However, since Murdoch acquired the "New York Post", its circulation has grown by leaps and bounds, and it has challenged the status of the "New York Times" to a certain extent. .

Although the "New York Times", which has always been known for its seriousness, despises the exaggerated and sexual reporting of the "Post", but the facts are the facts.

After flattering each other for a while, Sean directly stated his intentions, hoping that the "New York Times" could expose Murdoch's scandal.

In this regard, Arthur Oates Salzberg pondered for a while before agreeing.

First, it has a close relationship with the Rockefeller family, and second, it is also wary of the rapid development of News Corporation.

Colleagues are enemies.

And the "New York Times" does not have a strong political leaning, which is different from Murdoch.

It still maintains the integrity of some traditional media professionals.

At least it was during Arthur Oates Salzberg's time at the helm.

After finishing Arthur, Sean left directly.

The media, the government, and the three parties will definitely let Murdoch have a good drink.

……

As the boss of News Corporation, Murdoch, who went to school in the UK during college, had breakfast and read newspapers,

bad habits.

Easy lead poisoning!

The performance of lead poisoning is irritable, irritable...

"Damn it, these arrogant guys!" Murdoch quickly flipped through a few newspapers, and went out to the newspapers of his News Corporation. These newspapers in the eastern United States basically reported the news that Murdoch attempted to acquire several TV stations.

Apart from the different layouts, there is not much difference.

All the newspapers pointed out in unison that News Corporation had violated the laws of the United States.

In the Nixon era, the "News Act" was introduced: the national TV audience coverage of TV stations owned by broadcasting and television companies cannot exceed 35% of the total number of American households; a broadcasting company cannot own two radio stations in a city; You cannot own TV and radio, TV and newspapers at the same time; a media company cannot own two TV stations with the highest ratings in a city at the same time.

News Corp.'s attempt to buy Metropolis Media's six radio stations was determined to have violated the Act.

After this incident was exposed, it will inevitably cause great trouble to Murdoch's acquisition.

Seeing this kind of news early in the morning, Murdoch lost his appetite immediately.

After hastily finishing breakfast and arriving at the office, before my butt was warmed up, I received the news that someone had issued an acquisition invitation to Capital Media Company.

The target is these six TV stations.

"Fuck, shit Fuck!" Murdoch's face was as ugly as it was, if he didn't see that someone was targeting him at this time, he would be too stupid.

"Sean Rockefick?"

"Have I provoked him?" Murdoch looked at the secretary with a dark face.

Apparently, the news was released by Capital Media Company itself, and they welcome bids.

"We once reported a piece of news about the massacre in Cartagena, Colombia by the X security company. The X security company belonged to Sean Rockefeller. It is said that Sean personally piloted the Black Hawk helicopter that day." The secretary was very conscientious. Do your due diligence and collect the information in advance.

"Damn, pervert, murderer." Murdoch twitched the corner of his mouth, calmed down his emotions, and asked himself as calm as possible: "Tell me about this Sean Rockefeller, what generation is the Rockefeller family? What is the status of the family? "

"Sean Rockefeller, illegitimate son, father... grandpa..." As a media group, they have all kinds of information in their hands.

Under Murdoch's leadership, News Corp. has built files on some celebrities and focused on recording scandals, including rumors that cannot be proven.

For this reason, they did not hesitate to obtain information through bribery, wiretapping and other means.

"Mafia, counterfeit wine, private betting, secret trading venues, selling silver, underground black boxing, gambling, murder..." Murdoch listened to the secretary's report, his face became more and more weird, "It really is an illegitimate child, Poor breed, low stuff."

"The Rockefeller family meddling?" Murdoch asked.

"I'm not sure. However, there were rumors before that the fight between Sean and Fidelity United Trust was instigated by David Rockefeller." Of course, there is such news on their side.

David: I have a saying that MMP doesn't know whether to say it or not.

Thugs?

Shit stick?

Or try?

Murdoch was a little confused.

"According to the rules, select some reports that can be reported, be vague, and don't name names." Murdoch ordered.

No one knows how to use media better than me!

"Okay, boss." The secretary nodded, "Any other orders?"

"Let Europe and Australia report on the actions of X Security Overseas Company, focusing on illegal armed forces, invasions, massacres, pan-drugs, and arms sales."

The secretary's eyes flickered, and it was clearly written in his information that it was rumored that Sean was strictly forbidden to touch 'drugs'.

But that's okay too.

According to 'unnamed insiders' 'guess' 'maybe' 'maybe' 'probably'...there are so many ways.

No legal responsibility is required.

"Okay, that's it, you go out." Murdoch waved his hand, and after the secretary went out, he picked up the phone and dialed out.

He wants to contact the people in the secretariat of President Reagan's office, and the action must be expedited.

If he wants to successfully acquire these TV stations, he must first solve the relevant legal issues.

With special permission from the President.

It's not easy.

And at this time, Xiao Bu had just returned to Washington to meet his father, Lao Bu...

……

Xiao En didn't care if a thunder was dropped, and Yu Nu had nothing to do with whoever was killed.

However, in order to form a media company, Sean must find a capable executive. After all, he reads a lot of gossip, but when it comes to how to operate it.

That means the seven orifices are connected to the six orifices.

In this regard, Sean still brought Lamb over.

Lamb, however, said there was nothing he could do about it.

For one thing, he helped find many people under Xiao En's staff, and they all sat at the top. He really didn't dare to find people anymore.

Lamb knows Sean too well, his boss is not a kind person!

If Sean felt that his Lamb family was too powerful, he was afraid that Sean would deal with him.

In addition, he operated the media group from the very beginning, and he, Lamb, was really not sure that the person he was looking for would be able to do it.

If something goes wrong, will Sean take his anger out on him?

In this regard, Lamb said it is very likely.

(PS: Some readers asked why Lamb, who was born in PwC, can find many executives, and why accounting firms have headhunting business. Let me explain here. The eight major accounting firms in the world have their own headhunting departments. After all, All they have access to are executives from the best companies in the world, and most of the rise and development of headhunting stem from management consulting firms and accounting firms.)

The world's top five headhunting companies.

First place: "Hisilicon" in Sun Meili's mouth, the full name is "Heidrick & Struggles". The two founders, Gardner Hedrick and John Straggles, are from Booz Hamilton Consulting Company headhunting department, the two founded 'Hisilicon' in Chicago in 1953.

Second place: Spencer Stuart, 1954, founder Spencer Stuart, colleague of the two founders of HiSilicon in Hamilton Consulting Company.

The third place: Egon Zehnder, in 1959, this is a European company, the founder is the Swiss Egon Zehnder (Egon Zehnder), the global vice president of McKinsey Consulting Company.

Fourth place: Korn Ferry International, in 1969, the head of the headhunter of the founder KPMG in the West Coast of the United States

Fifth place: Luo Sheng, born in 1969, this is the only non-system background, who used to be a Chase Manhattan executive, yes, it is the Rockefeller family...

Hisilicon, Spencer Stuart, and Luo Sheng are all on the east coast, and Luo Sheng is in New York. In addition, the boss is from the Rockefeller system, so Sean chose this one.

Russell Reynolds Consulting is located at 200 Park Avenue in New York, not far away, and Sean came directly to the door.

Luo Sheng did not take Sean to his office, but received Sean in the reception room instead.

This guy came from the banking industry, and the reception room made Sean feel like old David's office.

Quite a sense of age.

There are many oil paintings and portraits hanging on the walls, including those of Churchill and some presidents of the United States, with their signatures.

I don't know how much the old man spent to get it.

Well, Sean won't be surprised by this. The president of the United States can meet as long as he has money.

Although the price is not clearly marked, there is a limit to how much money is paid for a meeting, how much for a conversation, how much for a meal, and how much for a signature.

Of course, there are no ordinary people who can afford this money.

Moreover, the time must be arranged by the President's Office, after all, the President is also very busy.

Sean glanced at it. The presidents in the portraits are all alive. Well, if they are dead, the signed portraits will be more expensive.

Sean blinked, this old man has a lot of brains, he should get it later, when these presidents are dead,

It looks compelling.

Write it down, write it down.

Well, let's go back to Big and Big Bu and get them together first, yes, and the young comrade Jianguo.

Of course, I have to declare that I definitely have no intention of expecting them to die early!

That is, Lao Bu doesn't know...

Luo Sheng is more than 50 years old, and he wears a suit meticulously. The first impression he gives is that he is 'fashionable'!

There is style, but it is very enthusiastic, enthusiastic but not too much, and the sense of proportion is very good.

There was no coffee when we met, but black tea.

The tea set uses a set of high-quality bone china, which is imported from England at first glance, and the logo shows that it is a British Royal Family item.

The compulsion is indeed quite high.

To Sean, Luo Sheng was more enthusiastic than before, after all, he had worked in the Rockefeller family.

Sean directly expressed his intention to find a suitable CEO to help him build a media group from scratch.