If you’re interested in how developing countries can improve, this show sounds like it will be interesting. It’s nice to see how people can help themselves instead of relying on the government to come to their rescue…
Hello. Thank you again for giving us coverage on the Milton Friedman biography which aired on PBS in January. We alerted you earlier in the year to our new program
The Ultimate Resource
. I am pleased to announce the program is scheduled to broadcast on PBS starting November 2, 2007 at 8PM EST. A list of broadcasting stations is available here:
http://www.freetochoosemedia.net/production/ultimate_resource/press/ur_station_listings.pdf
The program was filmed on location world-wide. In Ghana, we document parents striving to choose the best schools for their children. Knowing school choice is a topic of much interest, we thought you might want to alert your readers to this program. Below, you’ll find links to the segment on school choice, as well as other segment previews.
Direct link to the Ghana segment dealing with school choice:
http://www.ideachannel.tv/video/videopreview2.php?video=victoria_long
Link to all previews of
The Ultimate Resource:
http://www.freetochoosemedia.org/production/ultimate_resource/press.php
Link via YouTube to the Ghana segment dealing with school choice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7efh-2J1A4
The program features some of today’s most leading experts. In Bangladesh, we interview 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Muhammad Yunus. In Peru, we speak to economist Hernando de Soto. James Tooley, Professor of Education Policy, is featured in the segment on school choice. And scholar Johan Norberg meets us in Estonia to discuss the country’s huge leap in economic grown since the fall of the Soviet Union.
We would appreciate you alerting your readers to the PBS broadcast of
The Ultimate Resource
. Please let me know if I can provide additional information or a DVD screener.
Kind regards,
Christina Belski, Promotion Coordinator
Free To Choose Media
Phone: 814-833-7140
Email:
christina@freetochoosemedia.org
Web:
www.freetochoosemedia.org