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When it comes to the latest news and information about the District, it is one
of the most important television events held. Mayor Vincent C. Gray hosts bi-weekly
press briefings in which media representatives get the opportunity to question
the Mayor on topical issues concerning the District government.
See more about Mayor's
Bi-Weely Press Briefing
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Inside One City: Conversations with Mayor Vincent C. Gray
In an
original new TV-16 cable television series hosted by Mayor Vincent C. Gray, viewers
get an inside look at the workings of the District of Columbia government. Each
episode features candid, in-depth discussions with city officials and other guests
as they sit down with the Mayor for some of the most relevant conversations taking
place in the District. The series also provides timely updates on important issues
that affect residents and visitors alike; including education reform, jobs creation,
economic development and public safety. By watching Inside One City, viewers not
only learn about the many programs and services provided by the District of Columbia
government, but also what city officials are doing to keep these programs and
services on track as well as make improvements
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Some of the most positive stories and events occurring in the District of Columbia
may never appear on local television news channels, but are just as important
to DC residents. From 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue to streets and neighborhoods all
across the city, TV-16's News Break series covers not only the District Government
in action, but also what business and community organizations are doing. Tune
in for TV-16's
bi-weekly wrap-up of the most interesting news stories and
learn more about the city and its citizens than you ever imagined.
See
more about TV-16
News Breaks | | | |
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A special series of videos highlighting the various agencies of the government
of the District of Columbia. Each video in the series provides an overview of
a District agency, including its mission, programs and services. This special
presentation allows viewers to easily learn more about how these agencies are
working to help improve life in the District. See
more about Agency
Spotlight | | | |
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With more and more Americans turning to cable television, it has become the primary
source for television in a majority of U.S. homes. That's why the Office of Cable
Television has launched "Cable Talk", an exciting new show about the
power of cable television and what that means for local consumers. Hosted by Eric
E. Richardson, Director of the Office of Cable, TV-16's new show features insights
from cable providers Comcast, RCN and Verizon; technology experts; customer service
representatives; and even cable consumers themselves. Some of the many show topics
include: the latest fiber optic options in the city; cable crime-fighting partnerships
with the DC Police Department; efforts to bridge the digital divide; managing
cable content; and even the Cable Consumer Bill of Rights. Tune in to TV-16's
new "Cable Talk" show and find out why everybody's talking about cable
television.
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DC People is a short feature that heralds individuals who improve the DC community
and encourage others to make DC the outstanding place it is. DC PEOPLE don't have
to be famous. They just have to be special. And they all share an emotional attachment
to the District and a commitment to its future.
Now
you can nominate someone to be on DC People. We will feature people, old and young,
who help make a difference in our city, by their work, or by their example of
what people can accomplish. Click on See More about DC People and click on the
link to nominate someone. It could even be yourself. See more about
DC People | | |
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The American Veteran is a half-hour video news magazine designed to inform veterans,
their families and their
communities about the services and benefits they have earned through their service
to America and to recognize
and honor that service.
See more about
The American Veteran
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Washington Full Circle - a high-energy, fast paced, entertaining and informative
program - will give OCT TV-16 viewers an all-access backstage pass to ALL things
Washington. From music to theatre, fashion, travel, nightlife and everything in
between, Washington Full Circle will highlight the latest trends in Washington,
D.C.’s people, places, things and so much more…
Hosted
by OCT’s award winning Senior Producer Ferman Patterson and a team of correspondents,
Washington Full Circle will incorporate a lively mix of regular features that
will take OCT TV-16 viewers to a home-grown Washington that must be seen and seen
again. Producer Patterson recently remarked “never before has D.C. created
so many new places to see and experience. Exciting things are happening in neighborhoods
all over the city and this program will be a captivating guide for all Washingtonians. Washington
Full Circle will be presented on OCT TV-16 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 7:00 pm See more about
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A TV-16 special presentation. Tune in for this unprecedented television event
tracing freedom’s first steps in the Nation’s Capital. “Enslavement
to Emancipation” is an informative and compelling television documentary
chronicling the history of the Compensated Emancipation Act of April 16, 1862,
freeing the enslaved people of Washington, DC. Featured historians and experts
describe the creation and history of the city’s annual Emancipation Day celebration
and our continuing struggle for full democracy in DC. The documentary also highlights
the single largest attempted slave escape in U.S. history – the daring and
dramatic bid for freedom aboard a schooner called the Pearl. “Enslavement
to Emancipation” recounts the heroic war-time contributions of what was then
called the U.S. First Colored Troops, African American slaves-turned-soldiers
fighting for the Union during the Civil War. These are just a few of the historic
events detailed in this special television production presented only on TV-16 See
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A weekly talk
show hosted by journalist and former
network news producer Carol Joynt. Q &
A Café offers candid conversation
with today’s newsmakers in the dining
room of
the Ritz Carliton.
Restaurant guests and television viewers
are treated to the kind of informal yet
insightful conversations that can only happen
in the dining room. Tune in to the Q &
A Café with Carol Joynt, where you’ll
find no speeches – just free-flowing
questions and answers.
Q
& A Café with Carol Joynt
will be presented on OCT TV-16 every Friday at 8:00 pm. See
more about Q&A
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ARTS (202) TV gives viewers the opportunity to discover
the evolving landscape of the District's arts community. The new show spotlights
artistic movements from across the city that are creating and solidifying Washington,
DC as a world class cultural destination. Content will highlight gallery exhibitions,
performances, cultural festivals, video art and short films. ARTS
(202) will be presented on OCT TV-16
every Friday at 9:00 pm & Saturday at 11pm. See
more about ARTS
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 Tune
in for TV-16’s fascinating program that tackles some of today’s toughest
issues by being honest, open and straight to the point. Hosted by Tamika Felder
and Cecily Fernandez, the program offers an eye-opening view of how many of today’s
youth are struggling for answers to questions about life, family, education, crime
and poverty. Invited guests and a teen studio audience join the show for discussions
that people of all ages will find interesting.
Straight
to the Point will be presented on OCT TV-16 every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
at 7:00 pm. See
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