The New York Times Agency May 2010
EN_00918438_7759
(NYT33) NEW YORK -- July 9, 2002 -- JACKSON-SONY -- Michael Jackson, left, has depicted Thomas D. Mottola, chief executive of the Sony Music Group, as the devil, waving photographs of the executive scrawled with horns and a pitchfork at a Manhattan rally on Saturday. He is charging that the music business is racist. But it is widely believed in the industry that his new passion for struggling black artists is an attempt to extract concessions out of Mottola and his company. Jackson, met Tuesday in Harlem with the lawyer Johnnie Cochran, right, and the Rev. Al Sharpton. Sharpton is said to sought to distance himself from Jackson's accusations. (Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA - 100 USD
2002-07-09
EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
Chester Higgins Jr./The New York
highres_1.06054277
0,21MB
14cm x 9cm by 300dpi
2002, 9, A, ACCUSATIONS, AL, AN, AND, ARTISTS, AS, AT, ATTEMPT, BELIEVED, BLACK, BUSINESS, BUT, CHARGING, CHESTER, CHIEF, COCHRAN, COMPANY, CONCESSIONS, DEPICTED, DEVIL, DISTANCE, EXECUTIVE, EXTRACT, FOR, FROM, GROUP, HARLEM, HAS, HE, HIGGINS, HIMSELF, HIS, HORNS, IN, INDUSTRY, IS, IT, JACKSON, JACKSON-SONY, JOHNNIE, JR, JULY, LAWYER, LEFT, MANHATTAN, MET, MICHAEL, MOTTOLA, MUSIC, NEW, NYT33, OF, ON, OUT, PASSION, PHOTOGRAPHS, PITCHFORK, RACIST, RALLY, REV, RIGHT, SAID, SATURDAY, SCRAWLED, SHARPTON, SONY, SOUGHT, STRUGGLING, THAT, THE, THOMAS, TIMES, TO, TUESDAY, WAVING, WIDELY, WITH, YORK,