District-Owned Stations Find Their Own Niche
On Miami's WLRN-TV, an affiliate of the Public Broadcasting Service, viewers won't find "The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour" or "Great Performances," but they can tune into "G.E.D. on TV" and "Let's Learn Japanese."
On New York City's WNYE-TV, viewers can watch a Spanish-language course called "Destinos" or participate in live monthly "town meetings" with U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley.
And on KLCS-TV in Los Angeles, some teachers who have appeared on the station's "Homework Hotline" show have been accorded celebrity status when...
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