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    "ocrText": "issues: She worked with Peggy Charren to propose an Annenberg Blue Ribbon Commission to\njudge the quality of children's educational programs; the Vice President attended their press\nconference announcing this Commission. The premise of the Commission is that with a\nrespected independent third party involved, parents will be able to get information about program\nquality, and the FCC can rely on experts and independent sources to determine whether programs\nare truly educational.\nJohnson, Lucy-\nLucy Johnson is Senior Vice President for Daytime and Children's Programs and Special\nProjects at CBS Entertainment.\nJones, Philip A.-\nPhilip Jones serves as President of the Meredith Broadcasting Group, which includes\ndirecting the day-to-day operations of Meredith's seven television stations. Jones is Joint Board\nChairman of the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters). He serves on the boards of\ndirectors of Broadcast Music, Inc., the Television Operators Caucus, and Maximum Service\nTelevision, Inc.\nKellner, Jamie-\nJamie Kellner is a founder and the CEO of Warner Brothers Television Network. \"Kids'\nWB!\" has rapidly become the second most popular broadcast children's network, carrying\nprograms like Steven Spielberg's Emmy-winning \"Animaniacs.\" In 1985 he became President of\nthe Fox Broadcasting Company and was instrumental in the creation of the Fox Children's\nNetwork.\nKleeman, David-\nDavid Kleeman is the Executive Director of the American Center for Children's\nTelevision. The Center sponsors the Ollie Awards for excellence in children's programming.\nThe Center works towards excellence in children's media by creating opportunities for skill\ndevelopment and experience exchange among TV, new media, education, research, and child\ndevelopment experts. In 1995 Kleeman was appointed by the Secretary of Commerce to the\nNational Advisory Council on Children's Educational Television. He is the co-founder of the\nWorld Alliance of Television for Children. From 1983-1988, Kleeman worked with the Public\nBroadcasting Service, developing and acquiring children's and cultural programs, and later\nserved as second-in-charge of national scheduling.\nKrisel, Gary-\nGary Krisel is a principle with Dreamworks SKG and heads the studio's television\nanimation division. The newest project for Dreamworks is Dreamworks Interactive, an effort in\nconjunction with Microsoft to create computer games and interactive stories to be produced\nwithin the year.\nDreamworks has deals to supply programming to CBS and ABC (now part of Disney).\nThe studio has been seeking joint ventures with networks to produce children's television\n5"
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