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HBO founder and cable TV pioneer Charles Dolan dies aged 98
- Dolan also created Cablevision and the AMC Network, and later owned Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall.
Charles Dolan, the visionary behind HBO and a pioneer in cable television, passed away at the age of 98. Dolan founded Home Box Office (HBO) in 1972, revolutionizing the entertainment industry by introducing premium cable channels that offered uncut, commercial-free movies and original programming. His innovative approach to cable TV not only changed how content was delivered but also set new standards for quality and viewer experience. Beyond HBO, Dolan's influence extended through Cablevision Systems Corporation, where he continued to shape the media landscape. His legacy includes not only the creation of HBO but also significant contributions to the development of cable television infrastructure and programming, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
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