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190:(Westinghouse broadcasting) Boston in 1968 as a public affairs director and producer for The Jerry Williams Show. Wishnow soon became creative services director producing public affairs campaigns which were designed to utilize WBZ’s powerful market position and resources to create positive public service campaigns designed to measurably assist its audience while promoting the station and project partners.
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386:"Hands off This Car" ("H.O.T. Car") was a community-based program Wishnow produced for WNAC-TV (CBS) Boston to measurably reduce car theft. The station provided two prime time specials and 500 Public Service Announcements a month plus news and other exposure at an approximate value of $ 2,000,000.
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and NBC TV Network to design a process that would bring over 100 national drug and alcohol stakeholders to participate in a facilitated session designed to create a common vision to confront drug and alcohol abuse. The marathon session was held in
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in public schools, together in a room for over 22 ½ hours with microphones and cameras until compromises over the closing of a key black feeder school were reached The result was broadcast on WBZ. An
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Auto Club and participating network owned and affiliated TV stations where it reached over 51 major US markets. In Boston the car theft rate dropped 14% statewide, members car theft went down 500%. And the station's ratings went up dramatically.
348:"Shape-up Boston" was a six-month-long campaign created by Wishnow. It centered on the issues of diet exercise and nutrition. The campaign featured signed and notarized "Stomp Smoking" oaths. The project was later replicated as "Go to Health" at
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cities and towns personally knocked on doors of every house or apartment within their jurisdiction, introduced themselves, and presented a free kit containing anti-theft information and devices including special locks and engraving tools.
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provided blue light bulbs that participants could display in their windows once they had hardened up their homes. The project received a National Emmy award. Property theft went down 21% in Boston during this period.
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516:"Beautiful Babies ... Right from the Start" was a Wishnow created project to combat infant mortality. The campaign was tested in 1987 in
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