| Dr. Natan Katzman combines credentials and experience in audience and social research, TV production, ancillary product sales, and broadcast management. After receiving his Ph.D. from Stanford, he was an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University for three years. He then founded Research & Programming Services Corporation, which specialized in audience and TV programming research.
From 1978 to 1990 he was a senior manager of KQED TV in San Francisco. He was first Director of Broadcasting and then Vice President and TV Station Manager. Under his supervision, KQED won numerous awards for television excellence including dozens of Emmys, three Peabody awards, the Polk award, the DuPont/Columbia award, and many others.
Based in San Francisco, he is CEO of A La Carte Communications, which he and Geoffrey Drummond founded in 1990.
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