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PI/1203
FOURTH WORLD TELEVISION FORUM CONCLUDES AT HEADQUARTERS, AS SPEAKERS STRESS MEDIUM'S ABILITY TO UNIFY, DISTORT
19991119Author Arthur Clarke, Addressing Forum Live from Sri Lanka; Says Global Television Driving Force in Creation of Global Family
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PI/1200
FOURTH WORLD TELEVISION FORUM OPENS AT HEADQUARTERS ADDRESSING THEME MIRROR OR MAP? THE IMPACT OF TELEVISION ON PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT
19991118Secretary-General Addresses Forum from Istanbul, Turkey; Discusses Television and the United Nations with Three Television Journalists
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PI/1199
FOURTH WORLD TELEVISION FORUM TO DRAW 750 PARTICIPANTS FROM 80 COUNTRIES; WILL LOOK AT MEDIUMS IMPACT ON PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT
19991117Secretary-General to Share Panel With Prominent News Anchors
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PI/1199
UN CYBERSCHOOLBUS SPONSORS 'PEACE FLAG PROJECT' TO CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR A CULTURE OF PEACE
19991110Invites Students to Submit Designs for World Peace Flag; Winning Entry Could be Reproduced as United Nations Stamp
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PI/1198
MUSEUM OF TELEVISION AND RADIO, IN COOPERATION WITH UNITED NATIONS, TO HOLD ITS EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL CHILDRENS TELEVISION FESTIVAL
19991110
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PI/1196
INFORMATION COMMITTEE ADOPTS FINAL REPORT, WINDS UP SESSION
19991105Calls On Assembly to Add Liberia, Mozambique, To Board, Urge Pursuit of Modular Parity Between Official Languages
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PI/1195
DEVELOPING LANGUAGE VERSIONS OF WEB SITE PROMISES WIDER ACCESS, LOWER COST, UNDER SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS INFORMATION COMMITTEE
19991103Members Agree to Defer Adoption Of Report Pending Finalization of Texts
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PI/1194
UPGRADING UN WEBSITES IN ALL LANGUAGES REQUIRES SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENT, UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS INFORMATION COMMITTEE
19991101To begin the process of achieving language parity among the United Nations' Web sites on an incremental basis will require an additional allocation of some $13.5 million, the Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information, Kensaku Hogen, told the Committee on Information this morning.