[acbny-l] Fwd: DVS eGuide, Summer/Fall 2003
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- Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 14:53:56 -0400
>DVS Guide
>
>A publication of the Media Access Group at WGBH
>Summer/Fall 2003 Volume 14, Issue 2
>
>Letter from the Director
>
>The summer movie blockbuster season is here! Hollywood is releasing dozens=
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>of films between Memorial Day and Labor Day, and the Media Access Group at=
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>WGBH is making many of these accessible with video description and=20
>captioning on the day and date of their release.
>
>We are working with the home video distributors of the films to encourage=
=20
>them to include the DVS=AE track on the DVD release, as there are few=20
>technological barriers to doing this. DVDs can hold a lot of information,=
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>and most DVD producers are using that disk space to add special features=20
>related to the film. Our challenge is to encourage the DVD producers to=20
>save some space for the DVS track.
>
>We=92re also encouraging DVD producers to add the =93talking=
menu/navigation=94=20
>features that have been developed by the Media Access Group=92s National=20
>Center for Accessible Media. A DVD with both the DVS track and the talking=
=20
>menu feature is a thing to behold!
>
>We continue to add additional titles to our DVS Home Video=AE Catalogue by=
=20
>making use of the descriptions that were created when the films originally=
=20
>were released. We are focusing our efforts on those titles that are not=20
>already available with video description on DVD.
>
>It is our goal to make every film we describe for its theatrical release=20
>available with descriptions for its subsequent release on DVD or VHS.=20
>Issues around distribution rights and costs sometimes keep us from meeting=
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>that goal, but we continue to forge ahead and do our best.
>
>As always, it helps to know which films you are interested in watching=20
>with video description. Feel free to call or send us your preferences. We=
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>look forward to hearing from you!
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Lori Kay
>Director of Services
>Media Access Group at WGBH
>
>
>
>DVS Home Video New Releases!
>
>
>Whether it=92s magic, superheroes or Richard Gere tap-dancing, there=92s=20
>something for everyone on DVS Home Video this summer.
>
>Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (available to order July 5)
>Harry, played by Daniel Radcliffe, begins his second year at Hogwarts=20
>School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, but is warned by a mysterious creature=
=20
>that danger awaits him at the school. Harry ignores the warning, and=20
>returns to the school. But strange things start to happen. Hogwarts=20
>students are being turned into stone, and no one knows the cause. Kenneth=
=20
>Branagh joins the cast as famous writer Gilderoy Lockhart, who is the new=
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>Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher.
>
>The Color Purple (available to order July 5)
>Directed by Steven Spielberg and based on the book by Alice Walker, The=20
>Color Purple stars Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover and Oprah Winfrey. The=20
>story follows the life of Celie, a young African American girl growing up=
=20
>in the early 1900s. We meet Celie when she is a child and follow her=20
>through the next 30 years of her life.
>
>Gangs of New York (available to order July 5)
>A 2002 nominee for an Academy Award for Best Picture, Gangs of New York=20
>begins in 1846 and ends in 1863 with the draft riots. Directed by Martin=20
>Scorsese, the film revolves around the conflicts between the white=20
>Anglo-Saxon =93natives=94 and the Irish immigrants in New York=92s Five=
Points.
>
>Two Weeks Notice (available to order July 5)
>This romantic comedy stars Sandra Bullock, who plays a brilliant but=20
>neurotic attorney, and Hugh Grant, her charming, irresponsible and=20
>fabulously wealthy client. They can=92t seem to get along until they=
finally=20
>realize what they can=92t get along without is each other.
>
>Minority Report (available to order July 5)
>What would you do if you were accused of a murder you had not=20
>committed=85yet? Directed by Steven Spielberg, this action-based sci-fi=20
>thriller stars Tom Cruise and Max von Sydow. Cruise plays detective John=20
>Anderton, who is preordained to murder someone in less than two days.
>
>Daredevil (available to order July 28)
>Ben Affleck stars as young orphan Matt Murdock, who is the victim of a=20
>hazardous- waste accident that leaves him blind but also gives him a=20
>heightened =93radar sense=94 that allows him to =93see=94 far better than=
any man.=20
>Years later Murdock becomes a respected criminal attorney, but takes on a=
=20
>secret identity as Daredevil, the masked avenger who patrols New York City=
=20
>to combat the injustice that he cannot tackle in the courtroom.
>
>Chicago (available to order August 18)
>If you can=92t be famous=85be infamous. Winner of the 2002 Academy AwardTM=
for=20
>Best Picture, Chicago tells the story of a fame-hungry group of characters=
=20
>who live in the windy city during the roaring twenties. Their lives are=20
>interwoven and elaborated on
>in this wildly entertaining musical starring Renee Zellweger, Catherine=20
>Zeta-Jones, Richard Gere and Queen Latifah.
>
>To order DVS Home Videos call 317.579.0439. For the latest DVS Home Video=
=20
>releases, call our toll-free number 1.800.333.1203 or visit our Web site=20
>at access.wgbh.org.
>
>
>
>American Experience Presents...
>
>
>In July, PBS=92s American Experience presents Bataan Rescue and Murder at=
=20
>Harvard with description. Bataan Rescue tells the story of the most daring=
=20
>rescue mission of World War II. After three years of brutal captivity, 513=
=20
>American prisoners of war are freed. Murder at Harvard delves into the=20
>1849 murder of a prominent=97but unpopular=97Boston doctor, George Parkman.=
=20
>Who really killed him=97and why? Bataan Rescue airs on PBS Monday, July 7,=
=20
>2003 at 9pm. Murder at Harvard airs on PBS Monday, July 14, 2003 at 9pm=20
>(check local listings).
>
>In the fall, American Experience presents (with description) a powerful=20
>film about the events leading up to the destruction of New York=92s World=
=20
>Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The Center of the World (working=20
>title) reaches back to 1946 when the idea of building a =93world trade=20
>center=94 in lower Manhattan first
>was conceived. This two-hour sequel to Ric Burns=92 acclaimed New York: A=
=20
>Documentary Film chronicles the construction of the towers and studies the=
=20
>astonishing expansion of American economic power during the second half of=
=20
>the 20th century. Check local listings for exact date and time.
>
>
>
>
>Nova and Mystery! on DVD with DVS
>
>
>Nova goes behind the doors of the world=92s two largest aerospace companies=
=20
>to examine the high-stakes battle waged between Boeing and Lockheed Martin=
=20
>to build the most versatile fighter ever created=97the Joint Strike=
Fighter.=20
>Filmed over four years, Battle of the X-Planes reveals the breakthrough=20
>designs, heartbreaking setbacks, adrenaline-fueled test flights, and one=20
>final nail-biting decision: the winner of the most lucrative contract in=20
>military history. Nova: Battle of the X-Planes will be available July 5.
>
>In Speedy Death, Emmy Award winner and Mystery! host Diana Rigg portrays=20
>the glamorous and outspoken Mrs. Adela Bradley, a well-traveled divorcee=20
>who dabbles in psychoanalysis, toxicology, pre-feminism and murder=20
>investigations. Based on the novels by Gladys Mitchell, the Mrs. Bradley=20
>Mysteries take you back to England during the Roaring Twenties, complete=20
>with the glamorous costumes, lavish cars and hot jazz. Mrs. Bradley=20
>Mysteries: Speedy Death will be available June 24.
>
>A Great Deliverance features Detective Inspector Thomas Lynley of Scotland=
=20
>Yard investigating the gruesome murder of a farmer in a seemingly peaceful=
=20
>country village. It=92s his new partner, Sergeant Barbara Havers, whom he=
=92s=20
>finding indecipherable. Havers is as gritty, rumpled and working-class as=
=20
>the Inspector is refined,
>well-heeled and sophisticated. The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: A Great=20
>Deliverance will be available July 29.
>
>Coming August 5 are Second Sight 2 and Touching Evil 3. In Second Sight 2,=
=20
>Clive Owen plays Ross Tanner, a hotshot police detective trying to conceal=
=20
>the fact that he is losing his sight. He soon learns that insight can=20
>triumph over eyesight when trying to solve a murder mystery. In Touching=20
>Evil 3, Robson Green plays the smart, brash and slightly mysterious=20
>Detective Inspector Dave Creegan in this darkly tinged mystery.
>
>These DVDs can be ordered from WGBH Boston Video: on the Web at=20
>shop.wgbh.org or call 800-949-8670. For a list of available accessible=20
>DVDs, consult the list on our Web site at access.wgbh.org.
>
>
>Coming Soon to a MoPix=AE-Equipped Theater Near You
>
>
>Thanks to WGBH=92s Motion Picture Access Project (MoPix), which makes films
>accessible to moviegoers who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or visually=
=20
>impaired, the following releases are among those that will be playing soon=
=20
>at a MoPix-equipped theater in your area. (Titles and release dates are=20
>subject to change.)
>
>June 20, 2003
>The Hulk
>
>June 27, 2003
>Charlie=92s Angels:
>Full Throttle
>
>July 2, 2003
>Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
>
>Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde
>
>July 11, 2003
>The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
>
>July 18, 2003
>Bad Boys 2
>
>July 25, 2003
>Seabiscuit
>
>August 1, 2003
>Gigli
>
>October 10, 2003
>Intolerable Cruelty
>
>November 5, 2003
>Matrix Revolutions
>
>November 14, 2003
>Looney Toons: Back in Action
>
>Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
>
>November 21, 2003
>The Cat in the Hat
>
>December 5, 2003
>The Last Samurai
>
>December 12, 2003
>Nancy Meyers Project
>
>December 19, 2003
>Mona Lisa Smile
>
>TBD (Christmas)
>Big Fish
>
>
>
>DVS Highlights
>
>DVS Movie Nights Highlight 2003 Summer Conventions
>This summer=92s American Council of the Blind (ACB) Convention in=20
>Pittsburgh, PA, and National Federation of the Blind (NFB) Convention in=20
>Louisville, KY, will both feature free DVS Movie Nights! Join the DVS=20
>staff on Monday, July 7th at 7pm for the ACB movie night and on Wednesday,=
=20
>July 2nd at 7pm for the NFB movie night. Videos of new releases and a=20
>selection of previously released films will be available for sale at the=20
>DVS booth throughout the ACB convention. We look forward to seeing all our=
=20
>old friends and introducing DVS to new ones during both conventions =97 and=
=20
>don=92t miss these always popular entertaining movie events!
>
>Four More PBS Children=92s Shows Described
>PBS stations nationwide now are broadcasting Angelina Ballerina and Dragon=
=20
>Tales, with descriptions, enabling young viewers who are blind or visually=
=20
>impaired to enjoy these shows along with their sighted siblings and=20
>friends. Based on the books written by Katharine Holabird, the Angelina=20
>Ballerina series explores such childhood themes as friendship, jealousy=20
>and loyalty. The Dragon Tales series invites children to play and learn=20
>along with six-year-old Emmy, her four-year-old brother, Max, and their=20
>dragon friends.
>
>Later this summer Barney & Friends and Sagwa, The Chinese Siamese Cat also=
=20
>will debut with descriptions. Barney needs little introduction,=20
>celebrating 10 years on PBS as the lovable purple dinosaur who loves to=20
>teach children how to use their imagination. Based on the children=92s book=
=20
>by acclaimed author Amy Tan, Sagwa is set against the backdrop of ancient=
=20
>China, where this curious cat learns some of life=92s most important=
lessons.
>
>The Blues=97Coming to PBS in September with Description
>The Blues, executive produced by filmmaker Martin Scorsese, is a=20
>seven-part series of impressionistic films viewed through the lens of=20
>seven world-famous directors who share a passion for the music.=20
>Volkswagen, the exclusive national sponsor of The Blues, also is funding=20
>the description of the series, which airs Sunday, September 28 through=20
>Saturday, October 4, from 9 to 11pm. (Check local listings.)
>
>
>
>PBS Schedule
>
>The following is the DVS broadcast schedule for July through December on=20
>the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). Please check your local listings=20
>for airdates and times.
>
>For the latest updates of PBS programs airing with description and changes=
to
>the broadcast schedule in the upcoming months, please check our Web site=20
>at access.wgbh.org or call the toll-free DVS Information Line at=20
>1.800.333.1203.
>E-mail your comments to access@xxxxxxxxx
>
>Adventures From The Book of Virtues
>
>Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers
>
>American Experience
>
>Angelina Ballerina
>
>Arthur
>
>Barney and Friends (Debuting with description 7/21)
>
>Between the Lions
>
>The Blues
>
>Cyberchase
>
>Dragon Tales
>
>ExxonMobil Masterpiece Theatre
>
>Mister Rogers=92 Neighborhood (Select episodes of this series will air with=
=20
>description)
>
>Mystery!
>
>Nature
>
>Nova
>
>Sagwa, The Chinese Siamese Cat (Debuting with description 8/7)
>
>The Victory Garden
>
>Zoboomafoo
>
>Zoom
>
>
>The Media Access Group at WGBH provides video description for the following
>network and cable programs:
>
>All Grown Up, Nickelodeon
>The Bernie Mac Show, Fox
>Blue=92s Clues, Nickelodeon and CBS
>Boston Public, Fox
>CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CBS
>Dora the Explorer, Nickelodeon
>JAG, CBS
>Jimmy Neutron, Nickelodeon
>Malcolm in the Middle, Fox
>Oliver Beene, Fox
>Rugrats, Nickelodeon
>The Simpsons, Fox
>
>
>
>Turner Classic Movies
>
>Through a partnership with DVS and the U.S. Department of Education,=20
>Turner Classic Movies (TCM) cable channel presents classic movies with=20
>description. To obtain the TCM cable channel, contact your local cable=20
>provider. Simply activate the S.A.P. feature on your stereo television or=
=20
>VCR to access the descriptions. Don=92t miss the DVS Showcase every=
Saturday=20
>night at 6p.m. EST and 3p.m. PT. You can get a complete listing of movies=
=20
>described on the TCM cable channel by calling our DVS Information=20
>Line,1.800.333.1203 or on the Web at access.wgbh.org.
>
>
>
>
>DVS Theatrical=AE
>
>The following is a listing of conventional and large-format movie theaters=
=20
>that show films with video description. For specific titles that are=20
>described and for speci=DEc dates and times the films will be showing,=20
>please call the theater nearest you. If your local theater is not listed=20
>here, let them know that you would like to see movies with DVS at their=20
>theater.
>
>Arizona
>
>AMC Mesa Grand 24
>Auditorium 1
>1645 South Stapley
>Mesa
>480.503.1680
>
>California
>
>AMC Fashion Valley 18
>7037 Friars Road
>San Diego
>619.296.0333
>
>AMC Mercado 20 (near San Jose)
>3111 Mission College Blvd.
>Mercado Santa Clara Center
>Santa Clara
>408.919.0285
>
>AMC 30 At The Block
>(near Los Angeles)
>20 City Blvd. West
>Orange
>714.769.4288
>
>AMC Van Ness 14
>1000 Van Ness Avenue
>San Francisco
>415.674.4630
>
>AMC Sherman Oaks/Sherman Oaks Cinema 2 (near Los Angeles)
>4500 Van Nuys Boulevard
>Sherman Oaks
>818.986.9660 or 818.986.3078
>
>Loews Cineplex -
>Universal City Cinemas
>Theater 5, Universal CityWalk
>100 Universal City Plaza
>Universal City
>818.508.0711
>
>Loews Theater at Metreon
>Theater 13
>101 Fourth Street
>San Francisco
>415.369.6201
>
>Mann Chinese 6 at Hollywood & Highland
>6801 Hollywood Blvd.
>323.461.3331
>(One auditorium is currently equipped
>at this location. An additional auditorium will be equipped soon).
>
>National Amusements
>The Bridge cinema de lux
>6081 Center Drive
>Los Angeles
>310.568.9950
>
>AMC Bay Street 16
>5614 Shellmound Street
>Emeryville (San Francisco/Oakland Area)
>510.457.9003
>
>Colorado
>
>Laurence Phipps Theater
>Denver Museum of Natural History
>Denver
>303.322.7009
>(large-format theater)
>
>District of Columbia
>
>Johnson IMAX Theater
>Discovery Center
>Smithsonian
>Institution/Natural History Museum
>Washington, DC
>202.633.7400
>(large-format theater)
>
>Lockheed Martin IMAX Theater
>Smithsonian
>Institution/National Air and Space Museum
>Washington, DC
>202.357.1675
>(large-format theater)
>
>Florida
>
>Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
>R.L. Stine=92s Haunted Lighthouse 4-D
>3605 Bougaivillea
>Tampa
>813.987.5391
>
>IMAX Dome Theater
>Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI)
>Tampa
>813.987.6300
>(large-format theater)
>
>Georgia
>
>AMC Palace Parkway Pointe
>Cinema 7
>3101 Cobb Parkway, S.E.
>Atlanta
>770.937.0730
>
>
>Illinois
>
>AMC Yorktown/Lombard
>Cinema 7
>80 Yorktown Center
>Lombard (near Chicago)
>630.495.0012
>
>AMC City North
>2600 North Western Avenue
>Chicago
>773.394.1600
>
>AMC River East
>Auditorium 13
>322 East Illinois Street
>Chicago
>312.596.0333 ext. 0
>
>Coming Soon!
>Crown The Glen
>(2 auditoriums)
>1850 Tower Road
>Glenview
>
>Louisiana
>
>AMC Elmwood 20
>Theater 1
>1200 Elmwood Park Blvd.
>Harahan
>504.733.2029
>
>AMC 12 - Clearview
>Theater 1
>4436 Veterans Blvd.
>Metairie
>504.887.1257
>
>Entergy IMAX Theater
>Aquarium of the Americas
>New Orleans
>504.581.4629
>(large-format theater)
>
>Maryland
>
>AMC Palace Owings Mills
>Cinema 8 (near Baltimore)
>10100 Mill Run Circle
>Owings Mills
>443.394.0060
>
>Massachusetts
>
>AMC Palace Framingham 16
>Cinema 13
>22 Flutie Pass
>Framingham
>508.875.6151
>
>AMC Palace Fenway
>201 Brookline Avenue
>Boston
>617.424.6111
>
>National Amusements Showcase
>Cinema Revere
>565 Squire Road
>Revere
>781.284.5700
>
>National Amusements Showcase
>Cinema Worcester North
>135 Brooks Street
>Worcester
>508.852.2944
>
>Mugar OMNI Theater
>Museum of Science
>Boston
>617.723.2500
>www.mos.org
>(large-format theater)
>
>Minnesota
>
>AMC Eden Prairie Mall 18
>(near Minneapolis)
>4000 Flying Cloud Drive
>Eden Prairie
>952.656.0010
>
>Crown Theaters
>Block E 15
>600 Hennepin Avenue
>Downtown Minneapolis
>612.338.1466
>
>William L. McKnight -
>3M Omnitheater
>Science Museum of Minnesota
>St. Paul
>651.221.9411
>(large-format theater)
>
>Nebraska
>
>AMC Oak View 24
>Auditorium 20
>3555 South 140th Place
>Omaha
>402.691.0000
>
>New Jersey
>
>AMC Palace Clifton Commons/Clifton
>Cinema 1 (near New York City)
>405 Route 3 East
>Clifton
>973.614.0966
>
>New York
>
>AMC Palace Bay Plaza Cinemas
>Bay Plaza Shopping Center
>2210 Barton Avenue
>Bronx
>718.320.1659
>
>AMC Empire 25
>Auditorium 7
>234 West 42nd Street
>New York City
>212.398.2597
>
>Bristol IMAX Theater
>Milton J. Rubenstein Museum
>of Science and Technology
>Syracuse
>315.425.9068
>(large-format theater)
>
>Pennsylvania
>
>AMC Palace Plymouth Meeting
>Cinema 9 (near Philadelphia)
>500 Germantown Pike (outside
>of Plymouth Meeting Mall)
>Plymouth Meeting
>610.397.0780
>
>Tennessee
>
>Tennessee Aquarium
>Imax Theater
>Chattanooga
>1.800.262.0695
>(large-format theater)
>
>Texas
>
>AMC The Parks at Arlington
>(near Dallas-Ft. Worth)
>3811 South Cooper
>Arlington
>817.505.4520
>
>SeaWorld San Antonio
>R.L. Stine=92s Haunted Lighthouse 4-D
>10500 SeaWorld Drive
>San Antonio
>210.523.3874
>
>Bob Bullock Texas State
>History Museum/IMAX
>Austin
>512.936.8746
>(large-format theater)
>
>Wortham IMAX Theater
>Houston Museum of Natural Science
>Houston
>713.639.4705
>(large-format theater)
>
>T.I. Founders IMAX Theater
>The Science Place
>Dallas
>214.428.5555
>(large-format theater)
>
>Virginia
>
>AMC Springfield Mall
>6500 Springfield Mall
>Springfield (near Washington DC)
>703.971.4203
>
>Virginia Marine Science
>Museum IMAX
>Virginia Beach
>757.437.4949
>(large-format theater)
>
>Washington
>
>AMC Cinerama
>2100 Fourth Avenue
>Seattle
>206.441.3653
>
>AMC Palace Pacific Place, Cinema 3
>600 Pine Street
>Seattle
>206.652.8908
>
>Wisconsin
>
>AMC Palace Mayfair Mall (near Milwaukee)
>2500 North Mayfair Road
>Wauwatosa
>414.777.0467
>
>Canada
>
>Alberta
>
>Paramount Chinook Centre
>6455 Macleod Trail S.W.
>Calgary
>
>SilverCity West Edmonton Mall
>Edmonton
>
>
>British Columbia
>
>SilverCity Metropolis
>4700 Kingsway Avenue
>Burnaby
>
>Famous Players Colussus Langley
>20090 91A Avenue
>Langley
>
>SilverCity Riverport
>14211 Entertainment Way
>Richmond
>
>SilverCity Tillicum
>3130 Tillicum Road
>Victoria
>
>Manitoba
>
>SilverCity Polo Park
>817 St. James Street
>Winnipeg
>
>Ontario
>
>SilverCity Yonge & Eglinton
>(2 equipped theaters)
>2300 Yonge Street
>Toronto
>
>Coliseum Scarborough
>Scarborough Town Centre
>300 Borough Drive
>Scarborough
>
>SilverCity London
>1680 Richmond Street
>London
>
>
>Coliseum Mississauga
>309 Rathburn Road West
>Mississauga
>
>Coliseum Ottawa
>3090 Carling Avenue
>Ottawa
>
>SilverCity Richmond Hill
>8725 Yonge Street
>Richmond Hill
>
>SilverCity Ancaster
>771 Golf Links Road
>Ancaster
>
>SilverCity Gloucester
>2385 City Park Drive
>Gloucester
>
>SilverCity Sudbury
>355 Barrydowne Road
>Sudbury
>
>SilverCity Windsor
>4611 Walker Road
>Windsor
>
>Paramount Toronto
>259 Richmond Street West
>Toronto
>
>Famous Players 8
>160 Bell Boulevard
>Belleville
>DVS Funders
>
>
>How to Access DVS=85
>
>In order to receive DVS on television, viewers must have either a=20
>television with stereo, a VCR with the Second Audio Program (S.A.P.) =97=20
>both of which are standard =97 or a stand-alone S.A.P. receiver. To access=
=20
>the narrated visual descriptions on a television program or home video,=20
>simply activate the S.A.P. feature, which can be located by consulting the=
=20
>equipment manual or by calling the equipment manufacturer. A stand-alone=20
>S.A.P. receiver, which functions somewhat like a radio, can be tuned in to=
=20
>a channel that broadcasts the description soundtrack. The S.A.P. device=20
>may be used in addition to a television or for audio only and is available=
=20
>in either
>pre-tuned or adjustable versions. S.A.P. receivers may be purchased from=20
>FM Atlas: 218.879.7676.
>
>
>
>Sign Up for the DVS E-Guide Update
>
>In addition to the twice-a-year print version of the DVS Guide, we are=20
>producing and distributing an e-mail only DVS Guide Update, which is=20
>distributed in April and October. The update will provide you with an=20
>up-to-date broadcast schedule of the TV programs we describe, as well as=20
>quick DVS-related news items from the Media Access Group at WGBH. Please=20
>let us know if you are interested in receiving this DVS E-Guide Update, by=
=20
>dropping a note to dvs@xxxxxxxxx The DVS E-Guide Update can also be found=
=20
>at our Web site at access.wgbh.org.
>
>
>
>DVS Funders
>
>We extend our sincere thanks to the many corporations, foundations,=20
>organizations and viewers who have supported DVS during the
>past year.
>
>Inaugural Circle
>General Motors
>Panasonic
>George B. Storer Foundation
>
>Government
>U.S. Department of Education
>
>Additional Supporters
>J. Walton Bissell Foundation
>The Gerber Foundation
>The George Gund Foundation
>Debra & Paul Hill
>Gilbert H. Hood Family Fund
>The Lions Clubs of Massachusetts
> (District 33 - A)
>Oak Foundation
>The Pearle Vision Foundation
>Paul and Lori Schroeder
>Jo Taliaferro
>Volkswagen
>Thirteen/WNET
>E. Matilda Ziegler Foundation for
> the Blind
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>This guide is also available in large print, Braille and on audio via the=
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>DVS Information Line, 1.800.333.1203, and on the Internet at dvs.wgbh.org.=
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>calling 617.300.3600.
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>Mail to:
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