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Books > History > History of specific subjects > Genealogy, heraldry, names and honours > Family history
Building Blocks is the history of Buckeye CableSystem. Buckeye is
part of a family empire started in 1900 by the son of an immigrant
in upstate New York. This book is a fascinating tale of the
family's progression into the fourth generation and through the
myriad of daily newspapers, radio and television stations,
cablevision firms, a telephone company, a fiber-optic construction
company, and other related communications and advertising firms
which the family owns or has owned. This book shows some of the
trials and tribulations faced by family members as they employ a
nimble strategy to compete with the industry behemoths. It also
examines the unique factors that have spelled success for 50 years
and looks at what the competitive future holds for smaller cable
and Internet firms Buckeye's size.
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