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Walter Kaitz Foundation Dinner: Kaitz to Deepen Diversity Effort
Debbie Smith has been executive director of the Walter Kaitz Foundation for the past year and a half, and in her first year oversaw one of the most successful fund-raising dinners in the foundation’s history. This year’s foundation dinner is…
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Walter Kaitz Foundation Dinner: Bowen Program Helping Students Start Careers
By Sherri Killam-WilliamsSpecial to TelevisionWeek More students than ever before are getting a leg up in the broadcasting and cable industries, thanks to the Emma L. Bowen Foundation.The program currently enrolls 220 junior and senior high school students, who receive…
NCTA Tables Decision on Site of National Show
In the wake of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association may be forced to move its national show, scheduled for next May, from New Orleans. But Kyle McSlarrow, NCTA’s president and CEO, said NCTA…
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Walter Kaitz Foundation Dinner: NAMIC’s 25th Year a Period of Change
By Sherri Killam-WilliamsSpecial to TelevisionWeek A cross-continental leap and a bolstered staff highlighted the 25th anniversary year for the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications.The organization had its roots on the West Coast, where it was founded in 1980 by…