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The Advisory Committee on Public Interest Obligations of Digital Television Broadcasters was created by Executive Order and was to report back to the president by June 1, 1998. They discusse…

President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore hosted a conference on children’s television at the White House. Participants spoke about how children can learn from television, what enter…

President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore discussed media programming with communications experts, religious leaders, and representatives of several medical fields and law enforcemen…

First lady, Hillary Clinton, welcomed a group to the White House and talked about Public Broadcasting’s role in educating children.

Harvard Law School Professor Arthur Miller led a panel discussion entitled, “Socratic Dialogue,” on the issue of violence in television. The panelists, including television production execut…

Peggy Charren, President of Action for Children’s Television talked about the Children’s Television Bill that was considered in Congress.

Witnesses testified on the lack of minorities in the entertainment industries and how they are portrayed on screen. Note: There is some video break up.