South-Asian airwaves: an Indian-born broadcaster gets set to go national

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Chandraseker's modest start with a few hours of cable broadcasts each week has mushroomed into a service aimed at two million underserved people from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and of Indo-Caribbean decent, living in Canada and the US. In Canada this group's per capita income is above average.

Management, Planning, Canada, Cable television broadcasting industry, Biography, North America, South Asians, Chandraseker, Shan, Asian Television Network

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A star is born

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A popular Canadian journalist discusses how his life changes when he becomes a television journalist. The newspaper journalist becomes a celebrity once he moves into television. He describes producing various television news programs and his public criticism.

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Dateline: from a people's torment

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Burns reported on the civil war in the breakaway republics of Yugoslavia in 1992 for the New York Times. The Canadian citizen describes how he copes with covering the strife full-time.

Cover Story, Burns, John

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