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>> 11/23: Kids Who Watch Public Television Are More Active, More Engaged With Their Families >> 11/18: CPB Funding to Produce Free Professional Development Programming for Teachers with The Annenberg/CPB Channel >> 11/17: Actor Edward James Olmos Will Lead Transition Group to Fund Latino Productions >> 11/13: CPB Board of Directors appoints new Inspector General >> 11/2: Remarks by President and CEO Robert T. Coonrod at the 1998 NETA Conference, Kansas City, Missouri. Digital Television: What's On? What do people want to see on their forthcoming digital television sets? Soap operas? Pro wrestling? Children's programs? Do people really want lots of "interactive" features? Some of the answers, found in Projecting the Television Audience in the Digital Future, might surprise you. Also in Features: Going Digital: From Zero to One | American Voices | >> more Jobline: Looking to make a career change? Now listing more than 100 opportunities in public broadcasting Directory: People and organizations Including CPB, PBS, NPR and CPB-qualified stations Grants and Allocations: 1996 and 1997 A searchable database of grants and their recipients Industry Calendar: Upcoming events Including CPB board meetings and industry conferences >> other resources

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