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Management and Capital Partners
Distance: 0.0 Mi805 3rd Ave Fl 8
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Rutherford Asset Planning, Inc.
Distance: 0.0 Mi445 Park Ave Fl 10
10022 New York -
New York Production
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10003 New York -
Adam Golka
Distance: 0.0 Mi300 Park Ave Fl 17
10022 New York -
Apt Parking
Distance: 0.0 Mi18 W 21st St Fl 9
10010 New York
Description
Diane Masciale is General Manager of WLIW21 and Executive Producer of WLIW Productions at WNET, parent company of WLIW21 and THIRTEEN, and operator of NJTV. This Long Island native is responsible for day-to-day operations of WLIW21, the country’s 4 th most-watched PBS station. As Executive Producer, she also oversees local productions for all three stations including the Emmy Award-winning, Treasures of New York , an original series showcasing New York’s cultural icons and MetroFocus , a television and multi-platform news magazine.
DTV is coming. Are you ready? A big change is coming to television. On June 12, 2009, America will switch to Digital Television (DTV) broadcasting. Many people will be affected, and you may be one of them. By taking some simple steps, you can ensure that you will continue getting all the television channels you love – including WLIW21 – without interruption. What is DTV? DTV is a new form of television based on the same kind of digital information that computers use.
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Wes explores the experience of coming back fundamentally changed by the experience of war, and the difficulty of fitting back in. Can you create a new life in your old world? Sunday, July 6 at 9 p.m.
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