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	KOCE
		KOCE knows that you can’t get enough of life in the East End.
		As owner of KOCE-TV and holder of KOCE's broadcast license, the KOCE-TV Foundation has overseen the continuation of KOCE's important educational services to students and teachers, provided additional funding for KOCE's quality primetime program schedule, which is increasingly popular throughout Southern California, and launched a spectacular 24/7 KOCE High-Definition Television Channel.
		Thanks to the KOCE-TV Foundation, KOCE is also in the early stages of planning a more comprehensive news and information service to better cover the many Orange County issues ignored by LA-based media.
	www.eastenders-west.com /Content/KOCE/KOCE.htm (451 words)

	KOCE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Of course, this adds considerably to KOCE's equipment and operating cost, since converting to DTV means the purchase of digital studio and broadcast equipment, as well as a new digital transmitter.
		A KOCE -TV that is often live and hyper-local can serve the needs of Orange County's nearly three million citizens whose issues and events are largely ignored by Los Angeles-based television stations.
		A KOCE portal will serve as an interactive gateway to educational resources and content, local community participation, local non-profit support and participation, cultural and arts information and events, business news and newsmakers, and more.
	www.koce.org /digital.htm (559 words)

	Current.org \| KOCE bill vetoed, September 2006
		The KOCE Foundation had not expected the governor would sign Assembly Bill 523 but hoped he would let it become law automatically the next day.
		For example, the county's party chairman, Scott Baugh, was hired to lobby for Daystar Television, the religious TV chain, and Jo Ellen Allen, first vice chair of the county G.O.P., is board chair of the KOCE licensee.
		KOCE says its donors may file a class action suit and warns that CPB may demand the return of past grants.
	www.current.org /ptv/ptv0617koce.shtml (728 words)

	Senior World Online - Articles
		The 69-year-old Westminster resident is one of approximately 15 KOCE volunteer readers, according to Camille Dixon, producer of the public television station's free 24-hour reading service for folks who have difficulty in reading the printed page.
		Step-by-step instructions for finding KOCE's SAP programming can usually be found in the manual included with a person's television set.
		Student intern producers, from Golden West College -- where KOCE studios are based -- are on hand for the daily live reading broadcasts.
	www.seniorworld.com /articles/a19980605150744.html (783 words)

	KOCE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Because KOCE provides a great public service to Orange County through local community shows like “Real Orange” (which airs 90 minutes each weekday) there are very few available minutes between programs for non-KOCE-produced public service announcements (PSA’s).
		KOCE’s main priority in filling the valuable 3 minutes between its shows is to promote its programming and to fulfill contractual obligations for program underwriters and other KOCE clients.
		KOCE is under no obligation to return or acknowledge receipt of your tape.
	www.koce.cccd.edu /psa (337 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for KOCE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		KOCE Foundation Increases Its Bid to Acquire KOCE-TV; Community Rallies Behind Effort to Keep KOCE-TV a PBS Affiliate.
		Caregiver Town Hall Meetings Sponsored by PacifiCare; * Noted radio host Warren Olney to host Los Angeles event * KOCE to air event in June.
		KOCE in talks to move into Register space.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=KOCE (212 words)

	OC Metro
		KOCE needs to compete for regular viewers who find value in making the station a programming destination, not a stop between commercials of another network or cable show.
		KOCE must also look at making the investment and converting to digital programming, a move that could allow up to four channels of programming at once over the airwaves and cable.
		KOCE needs to return the favor by being smart with its programming and adopt strategies to pay its own way.
	www.ocmetro.com /archives/ocmetro_2003/metro103003/publishers103003.html (571 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		KOCE began broadcasting on November 20 1972 as the first television station located in Orange County, with 4 hours of airtime per day.
		In 2002, the District offered KOCE for sale in order to raise revenue for other programs.
		The voice heard in KOCE's station identification spots is that of popular voice-over artist Camille Dixon.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=KOCE (349 words)

	Current.org \| Religiocasters bid for pubTV station KOCE
		KOCE Foundation improves its bid, and college trustees accept it, October 2003.
		Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D), the county sheriff and a university chancellor were among those speaking in favor of the KOCE Foundation-KCET bid, according to news reports.
		He said the network, headquartered in the county, reluctantly bid on KOCE to prevent its purchase by “clones” of Trinity that would disregard local interests.
	www.current.org /ptv/ptv0315koce.html (819 words)

	KOCE TV 50 - TV station in Los Angeles, California USA covering Los Angeles general entertainment at Mondo Times
		KOCE TV 50 is a TV station in Los Angeles, California, USA covering general entertainment.
		KOCE TV 50 is an affiliate of the PBS Television Network.
		KOCE TV 50 contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/5/242/476 (130 words)

	KOCE - Definition, explanation
		KOCE Channel 50 is an affilliate of the Public Broadcasting Service.
		This article related to broadcasting in the United States is a stub.
		A PBS-member station, KOCE's mission is to be a pre-eminent...
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/k/ko/koce.php (395 words)

	Daily Pilot - Serving Newport Beach & Costa Mesa, California
		At the gala Saturday evening at the Island Hotel in Newport Beach, KOCE celebrated its history of service to Orange County and also kept an eye on the future — or kept a hand out, rather, as the station hosted a live and silent auction that raised thousands of dollars for the station’s programs.
		KOCE observed a more somber milestone in February when Norman Watson, the former Coast Community College District chancellor who founded the station in 1972, died at the age of 92.
		At the gala, KOCE officials showed a montage of the station’s formative years, starting with a segment from the first broadcast and including footage of Watson and others who shaped programming in the years to come.
	www.dailypilot.com /articles/2008/07/02/features/dpt-koce062908.txt (700 words)

	KOCE's Small-Potatoes Legislation Is Causing a Rhubarb - Orlando Sentinel : Technology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I riled some of the key local players enmeshed in the increasingly tense and testy question of what will happen to KOCE, Orange County's PBS affiliate that was sold in 2004 to the local foundation that had been operating it — a sale voided by a state appeals court.
		Somewhere within Gov. Schwarzenegger's grasp is a bill that would allow the Coast Community College District, which owns KOCE, to treat it — for sale purposes — not as surplus property but as an entity that could be sold for less than fair-market value.
		Totten, the Daystar attorney, acknowledges that although many Republicans would urge a veto, others have ties to KOCE and may well be asking the governor to sign it.
	www.orlandosentinel.com /technology/la-me-parsons9sep09,0,3857557.column (829 words)

	CBS News \| Daystar Bids to Take Over Public Station
		After a bidding process, the district sold the station to the KOCE Foundation, the station's fundraising arm, for $32 million _ an $8 million down payment in cash, with the rest spread over 30 years of payments.
		But Texas-based Daystar sued a short time later, saying the district should have selected its bid of $25 million because the sale was completed under a state law that allows college districts to sell surplus property "for cash" to the highest bidder.
		KOCE supporters worry that Daystar would strip all local programming and beam in national shows that don't reflect the county's needs.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2005/11/26/ap/entertainment/mainD8E47B2G0.shtml (767 words)

	KOCE-TV (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 2002, KOCE's then-owner, the Coast Community College District, offered KOCE for sale in order to raise revenue for other programs.
		In 2004, the sale was finalized to the KOCE-TV Foundation, an organization made up of civic and business leaders who wanted to keep KOCE an educational station, for a bid price of $32 million ($8 million up front and the rest in 25 equal installments beginning in 2009.
		However, on June 23, 2005, the California Court of Appeals ruled that the sale of KOCE was illegal, since the offer was modified after the end of bidding and because the value of the bid was not expressed in Net present value terms.
	pda.molinu.com /wiki/en/ko/KOCETV.htm (190 words)

	Register Article
		Although KOCE is commercial free, underwriters of the public broadcasting station will have opportunities to broadcast their logos and other information inside the L-shaped frame.
		KOCE already produces and broadcasts Real Orange, a 30-minute newscast that airs three times daily on weekdays.
		KOCE, now on the campus of Golden West Community College, is considering moving to the Register building when its lease expires in November, Rogers said.
	www.occhannel.org /press/regArticle.htm (509 words)

	Holy War for PBS Station - TVWeek - News
		KOCE currently broadcasts on a band reserved for noncommercial programming and requires a noncommercial education license to operate.
		On the last day of bidding, the KOCE Foundation, which has many wealthy individual supporters, offered $8 million up front with a promise to pay $24 million with interest over 30 years.
		Those at KOCE have not tried to hide their preference that the foundation continue to own the station.
	www.tvweek.com /news/2005/07/holy_war_for_pbs_station.php (1233 words)

	OC Metro
		Until last November, KOCE was owned by the Coast Community College District, which founded the station 30 years ago, way back in the bright, pre-Proposition 13 days, when public education had money for all sorts of projects.
		KOCE’s news channel, to be operated by a for-profit subsidiary, will try to avoid OCN’s mistakes by keeping staffing to a bare minimum and sharing existing facilities.
		KOCE plans to use some of this additional bandwidth for news, public service, and educational programming, but these plans will have to await the widespread use of digital receivers.
	www.ocmetro.com /archives/ocmetro_2005/metro042805/business042805.html (2762 words)

	KOCE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The “Friends of KOCE” is a volunteer organization created to serve KOCE-TV by increasing community awareness, recruiting and training new volunteers, raising funds and providing the station staff with support.
		KOCE's "Friends" are an invaluable resource to the station, and like the TV show, it's a popular place where people meet, become involved and have a lot of fun.
		People of diverse cultural backgrounds are needed to volunteer their time and talents to support Orange County public television.
	www.koce.cccd.edu /friends.htm (196 words)

	KOCE-TV - 维客
		KOCE began broadcasting on November 20 1972 as the first television station located in Orange County, with 4 hours of airtime per day.
		KOCE employs a Weather Center stationed in La Habra Heights, CA, about 20 miles north of the KOCE's broadcasting center in Huntington Beach.
		The weather radar image and other data are gathered from other weather sources as KOCE does not employ its own weather radar.
	www.wiki.cn /wiki/KOCE-TV (552 words)

	Opinion: Guest Column: The KOCE-TV sale - OCRegister.com
		However, the foundation could not obtain financing for its proposal (which is one reason why state law requires all-cash) so the district allowed the foundation to revise its bid downward to include a no-interest loan and minimal payments after five years.
		Daystar sued to overturn the decision of the district.
		In short, whether the interest of the district and the KOCE Foundation is to keep the current local public programming, like "Real Orange," or to expand its programming to 24 hours a day, Daystar is committed to either scenario.
	www.ocregister.com /ocregister/opinion/atoz/article_1281973.php (987 words)

	KOCE TV
		KOCE TV Marketing and Educational Director, Jaimee Niles and Mrs.
		Priscilla Cruz of the Daniel Boone Butterfly Palace, a non-profit corporation whose mission is to bring public awareness of the Western Monarch butterflies migration and habitats; to build a magnificent live butterfly conservatory in the State of California.
		Volunteers at the " KOCE TV Butterfly Project " booth at the 2004 Youth Expo featuring individual butterflies created by Orange County school students for a new public " butterfly " art sculpture.
	www.butterflypalace.org /koce.htm (114 words)

	OCRegister blog: Orange Punch - date: August 29, 2006
		Earlier this year, our Editorial Page Editor Cathy Taylor recused the department from writing about the issue because Publisher Chris Anderson was a KOCE board member, and she felt it would have been a conflict of interest to write about the sale.
		The case went to court and at the appellate level, Justice Sills (who is extremely well regarded in the Orange County legal community) voided the sale of KOCE to the foundation, ordering that the College District either reassume ownership, or once again sell the station to the highest cash bidder.
		I don't know the details of KOCE's negotiations with the Register, but I would like to have KOCE in our building, where I could perhaps occasionally appear on their shows.
	blogs.ocregister.com /orangepunch/archives/2006/08/29 (1343 words)

	Public TV trying to remain in the family \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		SANTA ANA – For more than 30 years, public television station KOCE has been heralded for its lineup of award-winning news programs that remind viewers there's more to Orange County than sun-drenched beaches.
		After a bidding process, the district sold the station to the KOCE Foundation, the station's fundraising arm, for $32 million – an $8 million down payment in cash, with the rest spread over 30 years.
		Daystar attorney Richard Lloyd Sherman said the district blatantly violated the state's education code in order to prevent the station from falling into the hands of a televangelist network and had a "symbiotic, close relationship" with the KOCE Foundation.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20051126/news_1n26pbs.html (734 words)

	Las Vegas SUN: Daystar Bids to Take Over Public Station
		SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - For more than 30 years, public television station KOCE has been heralded for its lineup of award-winning news programs that remind viewers there's more to Orange County than sun-drenched beaches.
		After a bidding process, the district sold the station to the KOCE Foundation, the station's fundraising arm, for $32 million - an $8 million down payment in cash, with the rest spread over 30 years of payments.
		But Texas-based Daystar sued a short time later, saying the district should have selected its bid of $25 million because the sale was completed under a state law that allows college districts to sell surplus property "for cash" to the highest bidder.
	www.lasvegassun.com /sunbin/stories/look/2005/nov/26/112608842.html (742 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com Television Guide
		KOCE has been on the market for the past 15 months.
		Besides KPBS, Los Angeles PBS member station KCET/Channel 28 has made a bid to buy KOCE's license, and a number of unnamed religious broadcasting operations have thrown their hats into the bidding ring, too.
		The KOCE Foundation, a separate nonprofit organization that runs the station's programming, also is making a play for the license.
	www.signonsandiego.com /tvradio/030801_pt.html (308 words)

	TV station fights against takeover : Corpus Christi Local Business \| Caller-Times \|
		KOCE is only local option in Orange Co.
		After a bidding process, the district sold the station to the KOCE Foundation, the station's fundraising arm, for $32 million - an $8 million down payment in cash, with the rest spread throughout 30 years of payments.
		But Daystar sued a short time later, saying the district should have selected its bid of $25 million because the sale was completed under a state law that allows college districts to sell surplus property for cash to the highest bidder.
	www.caller.com /ccct/business/article/0,2537,CCCT_873_4270467,00.html (964 words)

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