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Native American cable station in development


Native journalists and media professionals from the Washington, D.C., area hopes to launch the first Native American cable television station.

Native American Television would feature a wide range of programming, said Jay Winter Nightwolf, a Washington radio personality who is one of the organizers of the effort. It will take at least $1.7 million to put the shows on the air, said Randy Flood, the executive director of NATV.

Separately, Indian Country Today is developing a Native news show that would air on public television. Harlan McKosato, formerly of Native America Calling, is also working on a Native TV network.

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Group hopes to launch first American Indian cable channel (AP 7/18)
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Relevant Links:
Native American Television - http://www.natv.org