Business Day with Terry Bradshaw

Business Day With Terry Bradshaw is a television show produced by United States Media Television Productions and hosted by former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and Pro Football Hall of Fame member Terry Bradshaw. Business Day features profiles and interviews of companies, individuals, and communities that impact today’s business world.

Paul Douglas Scott, listed on the show's website as President and Founder, is party to a 2007 agreement with the Florida Attorney General. This agreement requires, among other things, that Scott "shall not represent themselves to be any national news, cable or broadcast network, nor shall Respondents represent that they are 'associated' with any such network."

The 2007 Agreement also finds that "Potential clients from Florida and throughout the United States were contacted telephonically by 'creative directors.' These creative directors were actually sales persons who attempted to solicit businesses into signing business contracts with Platinum and New Line. For a 'licensing fee' of approximately $20,000.00 (more, in some cases), a short 5- to 7-minute feature of the business would be produced and inserted into a previously produced magazine style show. The businesses were usually told that the show would air on a combination of national and regional broadcast networks."