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Grant Almerin Tinker (January 11, 1926 – November 28, 2016) was an American television executive who served as chairman and CEO of NBC from 1981 to 1986. Additionally, he was a co-founder of MTM Enterprises and a television producer. Life and career.
Grant Almerin Tinker (11 janvier 1926 - 28 novembre 2016) était un directeur de télévision américaine. Il fut président et directeur général de NBC de 1981 à 1986. De plus, il a été cofondateur de MTM Enterprises et producteur de télévision.
30 nov. 2016 · Grant Tinker, who produced “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and other television hits in the 1970s and transformed NBC from a perennial ratings loser to a powerhouse of literate, sophisticated ...
1 déc. 2016 · "Grant Tinker was a great man who made an indelible mark on NBC and the history of television that continues to this day," said Steve Burke, CEO of NBCUniversal, sole owner of the network since 2013.
30 nov. 2016 · "Grant Tinker was a great man who made an indelible mark on NBC and the history of television that continues to this day," said Steve Burke, CEO of NBCUniversal, sole owner of the network since 2013.
30 nov. 2016 · Former NBC chairman-CEO Grant Tinker, a revered producer and executive who founded MTM Enterprises with Mary Tyler Moore, has died at 90.
2 déc. 2016 · Grant Tinker, who brought new polish to the TV world and beloved shows including Hill Street Blues to the audience as both a producer and a network boss, has died. He was 90.
1 déc. 2016 · Grant Tinker, who brought new polish to the TV world and beloved shows including Hill Street Blues to the audience as both a producer and a network boss, has died. He was 90. Tinker died Monday at ...
30 nov. 2016 · Grant Tinker, a TV industry titan who helped resurrect an ailing NBC in the 1980s and built MTM into a production powerhouse with shows like "Hill Street Blues" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show ...
30 nov. 2016 · Grant Tinker, the prolific television producer and former NBC chairman and chief executive whose mantra of “first be best, then be first” lifted the network from worst to first in the 1980s ...
