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Welcome to your Weekly Monday Bulletin from JLTV! |
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Acclaimed Producer Robert Lantos Appointed to JLTV
Board of Governors
 In 1972, when he was still a graduate student at McGill University, Robert Lantos formed the company that ultimately morphed into Alliance Communications, Canada's largest film and television production / distribution company and a leading broadcaster. He took the company public in 1993 and sold his controlling interest in 1998.
During his days as CEO of Alliance, he oversaw the production of several hundred hours of television drama and produced some 25 feature films - among them Academy Award Nominated and Cannes Grand Prix Winner, The Sweet Hereafter and Cannes International Critics Award Winner Exotica, both directed by Atom Egoyan and Berlin Silver Bear Winner eXistenZ and Cannes Jury Award Winner Crash, both directed by David Cronenberg.
Since 1998, he has produced films such as Sunshine, nominated for three Golden Globes including Best Picture. Golden Globe and Academy Award Nominees Being Julia and Eastern Promises and recent Golden Globe Winner and Academy Award Nominated Barney's Version, which is currently playing in theaters.
JLTV is honored to have Robert Lantos advising our network. The addition of Canada to our coverage makes this appointment even more propitious. |
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JLTV Viewers Love
"Bodies in Motion"
with Gilad Janklowicz
After less than one week on the air, the verdict is in and "Bodies In Motion" is a hit on JLTV.
"I just discovered this station. Thank you for including Gilad's BODIES IN MOTION. I will begin supporting your network more frequently."
- R.D., New York, NY, Time Warner Cable
"Thank you for airing my favorite Gilad from FitTV. We were told on the FitV message board that it was starting up here, along with notices on Gilad's website. He is a wonderful addition to any network."
- M.O., Sterling, CT, DirecTV
"Thank you for carrying Bodies In Motion with Gilad. I will now watch your station including its other shows more frequently and will tell my friends to do same."
- N.S., Queens Village, NY, Time Warner Cable
"Bodies In Motion" airs Monday through Saturday, 6AM, 9AM and Noon ET on JLTV.
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JLTV Continues its March Throughout the Southeast
On the heels of notice that JLTV would become available to Comcast customers in Orlando and several commu-nities in South Florida, JLTV has been informed that the network will soon be added to Comcast's channel line-ups in West Palm Beach, FL, Naples/Ft. Myers, FL, Savannah, GA and Charleston, SC.
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...brought to you by the JLTV News Department
Published February 7,1898
On January 13, 1898, influential French Novelist Emile Zola published "J'accuse" on the front page of a Paris daily. In this open letter to the French President, Zola accused the French government of anti-Semitism in the "Dreyfus Affair." On this day in 1898, Zola was put on trial for libel for publishing the letter. Zola was convicted on February 23, 1898, but fled to England to escape imprisonment. Regardless of this conviction, Zola's "J'accuse" served as a major turning point in the Dreyfus Affair. Alfred Dreyfus was ultimately exonerated of espionage by the French Supreme Court. Emile Zola died in 1902 of carbon monoxide poisoning under what some believe were suspicious circumstances.
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