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 NTD Television won a Certificate of Merit in the 2011 Hugo Television Awards for an episode of the popular documentary series Zooming In.
The episode, Between Life and Death, discusses the history of forced organ harvesting in China, right back to the perhaps the first documented account in 1975. The program shows how huge profits have driven Chinese authorities to execute prisoners and prisoners of conscience to supply China's thriving organ trade.
To watch the award winning episode on line
[click here].
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NTD launches New English language China blog
 This month NTD launched a new China blog. This English language China blog will feature expert analysis, translated commentary on current events from Chinese netizens, as well as fun and interesting stories related to culture and entertainment.
"I'm excited about this new China blog because it's a way for NTD to go beyond the limitations of the traditional TV news format-and give our readers on the web deeper analysis and commentary," says Matt Gnaizda, VP of Multilanguage Programming.
"It's an opportunity to really dive further below the surface, including by integrating what we call 'Forbidden News,' which is the real stuff happening on the ground, the stories you probably aren't going to hear about from China's state-run media or from other Western media," he says.
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NTD Launches iNews Service for Mainland Chinese
 This month NTD launched iNews-an internet platform allowing Mainland Chinese to send breaking news and information censored in China to audiences overseas. Chinese users can upload video, audio and text about current events in China and share it with the world. This new website also allows NTD to verify and report on selected stories that would otherwise be buried in China.
In China, suppression and censorship of reporting on issues such as the spread of epidemics, persecution of citizens, food and environmental contaminations threaten not only residents in China but also have ramifications abroad. We believe services like iNews, which break through this censorship, will help protect the health and safety of all people around the world.
The URL for iNews is "ntdtv.com/inews", [Visit Online]
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Verizon FiOS launches NTD Television in Los Angeles
Los Angeles residents can now watch NTD Television on Verizon FiOS channel 489. Starting on Wednesday, April 13, Verizon FiOS began broadcasting NTD as a basic channel, available to Verizon subscribers in the Greater Los Angeles Area.
This development is the latest in a series of distribution agreements between NTD and Verizon FiOS.
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NTD Television a Media Sponsor of New York Auto Show
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From April 22 to May 1, NTD Television staff manned this booth at the New York International Auto Show. This is the first year NTD has sponsored the auto show at Javits Center, supplying a guidebook printed in Chinese in conjunction with The Epoch Times newspaper. An estimated 1 million people came out to see the show this year.
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NTD World News Available on DivX TV
NTD's English language World News made its debut on DivX TV on April 15.
 DivX TV provides free access to a wide variety of Internet shows not typically available from your pay TV provider. Loaded with popular web content organized by category (humor, news, technology, etc.), DivX TV also lets users create their own custom channels. New shows are added automatically so the lineup is always growing.
DivX TV is currently available on select Netcast-enabled products from LG, including Blu-ray players, home theater systems and a media streamer.
Anchored in Melbourne, Australia, NTD's English World News offers breaking news from around the world, five days a week.
To watch NTD World News online [click Here]
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"Fantastic and also very beautiful! I'm very impressed by the dancers and the different characters. I have never seen classical Chinese dance before so it was very exciting. Much more exciting than I imagined. ".
--Beatrice Ask, Swedish Minister for Justice
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Tibetan activists say new footage gives evidence of the Chinese regime's crackdown on the Tibetan Kirti Monastery in southwestern Sichuan province. In March, a young monk at the monastery set himself on fire in protest of Chinese regime rule.
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Steamed buns are off the menu in Shanghai, as consumers are rattled by yet another food safety scandal in China. That's after an investigative reporter found the Shanghai Shenglu Food Company, was using unknown chemicals to make the buns.
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An ongoing dispute between land developers and villagers in Tianhe District in China's Guangzhou City led to violence this week. Villagers are refusing to accept compensation and let their homes be demolished.
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Pandas in a zoo in China's southern Guangzhou city are keeping cool this summer in a newly opened ice park.
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