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THE VICE PRESIDENT:
We know from the study released here today that educational television
can help children learn. And we know from the successes described here
today that we all know good children's programming when we see it.
The question for this last discussion is: Why don't see more of it? What
are the barriers to the development and production of more and better
children's educational programming, and how do we overcome them?
Linda Ellerbee has built a career on taking on hard issues. Her show
"Nick News" provides youth with a different view of the world -- but
I'm sure if it were easy to do, she wouldn't be doing it.
Linda Ellerbee responds.
[Ellerbee's production company, Lucky Duck Productions, has
earned the reputation as an supplier of outstanding children's
programming through the TV news and documentary series,
"Nick News, which Ellerbee produces, writes, and hosts. The
series has dealt with topics as diverse as the conflict in Bosnia,
toy guns, domestic violence, and immigration.]
THE VICE PRESIDENT CALLS ON JAMIE KELLNER:
We're pleased to have here today Jamie Kellner, the CEO of Warner
Brothers Television Network. Mr. Kellner and Warner Brothers are
actively pursuing the family program market -- and something tells me
they're not doing it to lose money or viewers.
Jamie Kellner responds.
["Kids' WB!" has rapidly become the second most popular
broadcast children's network, carrying programs like Steven
Spielberg's Emmy-winning "Animaniacs. "]
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