C-SPAN's 25th Anniversary
Brian Lamb detailed his personal biography and his development of the C-SPAN cable networks. He praised the many cable executives and other … read more
Brian Lamb detailed his personal biography and his development of the C-SPAN cable networks. He praised the many cable executives and other persons who made it possible. C-SPAN was created as a new concept, a private not-for-profit corporation, and a public service paid for by the cable providers who carry it. He said his guiding philosophy is simplicity and openness, saying, “Let the American people have the opportunity to watch public events in their entirety and make up their own minds.” He talked about ending his ‘Booknotes’ weekly interview program after covering 800 books. After his presentation, Mr. Lamb answered audience members' questions. close
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