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PREFACE
When I wrote the first edition of this book, I started with the words, “The one constant about television is that television is constantly changing. The way the business operates today won’t be how it works tomorrow.” That turned out to be the understatement of the decade. In seven short years so much has changed. Favorite shows have come and gone. New hit series have sprung to life; some coming from very unlikely places. Technology has been a driving force. We now watch TV on computers and phones. This is all good. Change, my friend, equals opportunity. And right now, the future for television and television writers never looked quite so bright.
In my first edition, I sought the thoughts and advice of 45 industry ...
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