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Music fans on the cutting edge of trendy rock will want to explose other venues, including Boston's Channel, Metre...
...said she became interested in making the age-old swim from England to France after helping to train another swimmer for the challenge last year. When that woman broke a foot and called off the swim. Beckman decided to give it a try for herself and applied to the Channel Swimming Association for a swim...
Sharon Beckman '80 will attempt to swim the English Channel later this week, probably sometimes between Thursday and Sunday. The former Harvard swimmer has trained with Crimson Coach Stephhanie Walsh and is raising money through pledges for the Harvard-Radcliffe Foundation for Women's Athletics...
...idea worked. When Turner's Channel 17 went onto the satellite in December 1976, the concept of the "Superstation" was born. Imitators followed (notable among them: Chicago's WGN-TV and New York City's WOR-TV). Turner is thus commonly cited as the first cable programmer to distribute via satellite. He corrects the record: "The first to go up there was Home Box Office. I just read about it. Give me the credit for going up to New York the next week to talk to the people who had satellites." Today Turner's WTBS...
...news whenever the audience tunes in. The service is supplied via satellite to cable systems that are wired into 1.5 million homes, and to some 78 broadcast TV stations. Sixty-six of them are affiliates of the Big Three networks. Cable operators who buy CNN can get the second channel free. Broadcasters use CNN2 as part of their normal over-the-air programming; they pay a cash fee and share the commercial time with Turner...