Canadian satellite boosts receiving power in FCC interview
FCC Chairman Charles Ferris described a test with a Canadian satellite and a $250 earth station that could bypass local TV stations, reshaping a $10 billion industry. He warned policymakers about future satellite receivers at home and the broader shift to an information society driven by fiber optics and data services.
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Sesame Street marks 10 years in Smithsonian exhibit
Washington reports on the Sesame Street exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of History and Technology marking a decade of the show. The event features Bert Ernie Kermit and Cookie Monster with guests including Bob McGrath and Joan Ganz Cooney.
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National Museum of History and Technology
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Joan Ganz Cooney
Children's Television Network
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Fred Rogers
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