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	NTV \| Neurological Teaching Videos
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	www.ntv.wright.edu /policy.lasso?-session=ntv:B764DE8D7A6A38D3FEAEAF948D0DB486 (848 words)

	CNN.com - Battle for NTV reaches climax - April 14, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		NTV staff have fiercely opposed what they say is an illegal boardroom coup, claiming that the Kremlin was behind the move in a bid to silence the station's criticism of government policies.
		NTV political correspondent Alim Yusutov told CNN by phone from Moscow that he and other employees had been barred from entering the studios and had been told that a new staff was in place.
		NTV correspondent Alexei Kondulukov, speaking by telephone from inside the main television tower at Ostankino in northern Moscow, said a so-called commission on the transfer of property arrived at NTV's offices to take control of the network shortly before dawn.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/04/14/russia.ntv.02 (593 words)

	Northfield Community Television
		NTV is a non-profit organization separate from the cable company.
		NTV is funded, in part, by a portion of the franchise fee paid by cable TV subscribers.
		NTV does not receive tax dollars from the City of Northfield or any other municipality.
	www.ntv.org /FAQ/FAQ.html (119 words)

	NCSJ - Kremlin Fires NTV Head Boris Jordan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jordan said today he agreed to run NTV only if there were no political interference in the coverage, and that for most of 22 months he was able to protect the station's journalists.
		NTV journalists said the Kremlin had three specific complaints about the network's round-the-clock coverage of the four-day seizure of Moscow theater by Chechen terrorists, who held more than 800 people captive.
		Leonid Parfyonov, a leading NTV journalist, said in an interview today that the station did not air its footage of the commandos until its correspondent on the scene heard explosions that seemed to signal the raid had begun.
	www.ncsj.org /AuxPages/011803NTV.shtml (992 words)

	NTV Managers Ousted in Gazprom Coup
		NTV journalists refused to accept the decision, saying it was illegal and had the sole goal of establishing political control over the station.
		NTV broadcast its evening news with rows of journalists standing behind the anchor, and Kiselyov hosted a special edition of his "Itogi" political show, during which prominent journalists and political figures spoke out in defense of the only national television station that has challenged the Kremlin line.
		NTV said it turned to the court in Saratov because Gazprom had previously turned to municipal courts in Moscow for whom the battle between NTV and Gazprom was outside their immediate jurisdiction.
	www.themoscowtimes.com /stories/2001/04/04/001-full.html (1571 words)

	Gazprom-Media :: NTV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		NTV is the largest private TV company in Russia which performs federal broadcasting.
		Since the summer of 2004 NTV telecasts in all the regions of the Russian Federation, and since October 12, 2004 the television channel has gone over to round-the-clock telecasting.
		NTV holds a leading position in international Russian language telecasting: the televiewers of the USA, Germany, Israel, England, France, Spain, Poland, the Baltic states, the Ukraine, Bulgaria, Australia and many other countries have the opportunity to watch favourite programs from Russia by individual satellite aerials or by local cable network.
	www.gazprom-media.com /en/tel/ntv (274 words)

	State gas co. takes over Russia's NTV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		NTV's reporters claim the Kremlin wants to end the kind of journalism they have championed since its founding in 1993: critical coverage of the wars in Chechnya, efforts to expose corruption in high places, dramatic footage of the decline of housing, heating, and health in Russia.
		The struggle for NTV started last year from the financial woes of its parent company Media-Most and its founder Vladimir Gusinsky, who is fighting attempts to extradite him from Spain on fraud charges.
		Gazprom's media subsidiary holds 46 percent of the shares in NTV and claims to be the controlling shareholder because another 19 percent of the shares are frozen in a court dispute over debts.
	www.bouldernews.com /news/worldnation/04aruss.html (810 words)

	NTV TAKEOVER
		The journalists at NTV have angrily rejected a boardroom takeover on Tuesday by the gas firm Gazprom, which the journalists say is the tool the authorities are using to seize the channel and silence a vocal critic.
		NTV also showed regular shots of the station's foyer, where its own reporters and many from other media were awaiting the ousted NTV directors and, possibly, the new management.
		Turner's bid for a stake in NTV would be remarkable under any circumstances, representing by far the most important foreign investment in the media in a country that has known a free press for only a decade.
	www.stetson.edu /~psteeves/relnews/ntvtakeover.html (1244 words)

	Online NewsHour: The Kremlin vs. NTV -- April 16, 2001
		NTV's anchors, correspondents, producers and technicians left the building, many of them carrying publicity photographs of themselves that had once proudly hung in the network's corridors.
		By 10:00 in the morning, NTV was back on air-- from the same studios, with the same logo, but with a team of anchors and journalists loyal to Gazprom, which claims a controlling stake in NTV after prematurely calling in loans it made to the station's management.
		Yevgeny Kiselev, formerly NTV's general director and chief correspondent, a man often described as Russia's Walter Cronkite, was caught unawares by the Gazprom takeover.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/media/jan-june01/ntv1_4-16.htm (1295 words)

	NTV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The name NTV is used by several television broadcasters throughout the world:
		CFTK-TV and CJDC-TV in interior British Columbia, Canada, were also briefly branded "NTV", standing for "Northern Television" (and are not affiliated with CJON).
		NTV - Nebraska Television, a group of of ABC affiliates based in Lincoln, Nebraska.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NTV (112 words)

	NTV America Russian-Language Television
		NTV America is made up of a team of proven professionals recognized around the world.
		NTV America’s coverage is included on such platforms as Dish Network, Comcast of Philadelphia, and also in Greater New York (Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan) through Cablevision, NuVision and RCN.
		NTV America was established in December-2001 for the sole purpose to provide the highest in quality viewing for the Russian speaking population in North America.
	www.allied-media.com /RussianMarket/ntv.htm (488 words)

	RUSSIA: NTV Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In fact I was watching NTV this morning an interesting and highly critical piece on whether or not the FSB screwed up by using that gas to free the hostages on Saturday.
		The general manager of NTV was not a businessman or professional manager, but rather a brash young journalist named Sergei Kiselev who did not take care of business.
		NTV was deeply indebted and losing oceans of money and its shareholders were fed up with Kiselev's arrogant refusal to do anything to improve the station s financial performance.
	www.stanford.edu /group/wais/Russia/russia_ntvtelevision103002.html (549 words)

	Online NewsHour: Gas Company Takes Over NTV
		The move was a blow to NTV supporters who have worked to keep the station -- the country's most influential news source outside the Kremlin -- out of government hands.
		NTV staff staged a protest Saturday, accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin of using the station's financial woes as an excuse to stifle its independent voice.
		The NTV takeover is the latest chapter in the saga of Gusinsky, a Russian media mogul who has faced continuing legal trouble after falling out of the Kremlin's favor.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/media/media_watch/jan-june01/russia_4-3.html (831 words)

	CNN.com - NTV talks break down - April 6, 2001
		NTV has resumed broadcasts after three days of protests, but the network continues to flash words of protest across the screen and devotes the first of its news items to the dispute with Gazprom.
		Gazprom said the new appointments were prompted by NTV's financial problems and its debts of $127 million.
		It said journalists did not recognise Jordan as the new general director, with NTV staff insisting the takeover was orchestrated by the Kremlin.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/04/06/ntvconciliation/index.html (658 words)

	Freedom of speech under attack in Russia: The Kremlin assumes control over the NTV oppositional television station
		NTV journalists organised a mass protest meeting in Moscow's central Pushkin Square on March 31 and another, attended by thousands, on April 7 in front of the “Ostankino” television station.
		The takeover of NTV is primarily a political, not a financial issue, and constitute a major blow to freedom of speech and other democratic rights in Russia.
		NTV was one of the elite institutions, both in the ideological and economic sense, of capitalist Russia, and it has played a colossal role in reinforcing the ideological and political prestige of the new ruling regime, in re-electing Yeltsin in 1996, and in confirming Putin as Yeltsin's successor.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2001/apr2001/russ-a21.shtml (2283 words)

	Norges Televisjon AS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In June 2005, the Ministry of Transport and Communication and the Ministry of Culture and Church Affairs announced that a licence for a digital terrestrial network for TV in Norway would be issued.
		Should NTV decide to apply for, and be awarded such licence, all Norwegian viewers will be offered easy access to a wide selection of TV channels with sound and images of the highest quality.
		NTV was established in 2002, with the aim of securing a license to establish and operate Norway’s future broadcasting network for digital TV.
	www.ntv.as /article.php?articleID=477&categoryID=21 (570 words)

	NTV'DEN EVRİM MASALLARI
		NTV Kanalında yayınlanan "İnsan Vücudu" adlı belgesel, evrim teorisini izleyicilere empoze etmeye yönelik yoğun bir propagandayla dolu.
		NTV de bu ifadeleri bolca kullanmış, son derece renkli ve çarpıcı görüntülerle birlikte "evrim mucizesi" telkinini vermeye çalışmıştır.
		NTV, bu içi boş cümleleri kullanarak ard arda birçok iddia sıralamış, tahmin edileceği üzere, bunların hiçbirinin nasıl gerçekleştiğini, hangi evrim mekanizmalarının bu değişimleri nasıl meydana getirdiğini açıklamamıştır.
	www.netcevap.org /ntv020918.html (3355 words)

	CNN.com - New managers take over NTV - April 14, 2001
		The first real sign of the impact of the seizure of NTV's airwaves came when anchor Andrei Norkin was cut off mid-sentence as he attempted to explain just what had happened when the new managers arrived at the station early on Saturday morning.
		Kondulukov said NTV was not allowed to begin broadcasting its early morning program, which should already have been on the air in the Russian Far East.
		NTV claims the Kremlin is behind the takeover of the station, which has provided Russians with some of the country's most critical coverage of the war in Chechnya as well as corruption scandals and the deterioration of the country's living standards.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/04/14/russia.ntv (877 words)

	U.S. media mogul Ted Turner in talks to buy 25% of Russia's NTV - Jan. 10, 2001
		Russian prosecutors again raided offices of NTV investor Media-Most Wednesday and company officials said the move was part of a plot to scuttle its search for a Western partner.
		NTV, the prize asset in Gusinsky's Media-Most empire, ran into trouble with the Kremlin over its critical coverage of Russia's 16-month war in Chechnya.
		Last month, Gusinsky ceased to be the majority shareholder in NTV, turning over a large stake to the state-dominated natural gas monopoly, Gazprom, to cancel debts of $211 million that it had guaranteed on his behalf.
	money.cnn.com /2001/01/10/europe/ntv/index.htm (529 words)

	USATODAY.com - Popular Russian anchor fired; analysts worry about freedom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		NTV officials could not be reached for comment late Tuesday.
		NTV in recent years has been the focus of concern over media freedom in Russia.
		NTV is one of three television channels with wide reach across the sprawling country.
	www.usatoday.com /news/world/2004-06-02-russia-media_x.htm (572 words)

	NTV Case (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The leader of Yabloko and its parliamentary faction in the State Duma, Grigory Yavlinsky, said that the decision of the judiciary of Spain not to extradite Vladimir Gusinsky to Russia was not unexpected.
		Members of the morning shift at Russia's NTV was turned away from the studio's early this morning, signaling that the Russian government may now in control of the nation's only independent television network.
		The morning shift at Russia's NTV was turned away from the studio's early Saturday morning, signaling that the Russian government is now in control of the nation's only independent television network.
	www.eng.yabloko.ru /Hotissues/Rights/NTV (2514 words)

	Omneon: Broadcaster NTV And Omneon Deliver Russian Programming In US
		NTV America is expected to be on the air in a matter of weeks.
		NTV America (fully owned by NTV MIR) was established in August 2001 for the sole purpose of providing much-needed quality Russian language television for the over three million Russian speaking population in the US.
		NTV- America was established in August-2001 for the sole purpose to broadcast Russian Language Television content from its parent company NTV of Russia From its newly constructed broadcast facilities in Fort Lee NJ.
	www.omneon.com /news/press_releases/Archive/2002/02_0406NTVPR.html (507 words)

	Buechel Stone: Natural Thin Veneer (NTV)
		NTV is a natural stone cut at a thickness ranging from three quarters of one inch to one and one-quarter inches as compared to Full Veneer which has a thickness of 3-5 inches.
		NTV is available in all the natural colors and blends of a Full Veneer.
		Unlike manufactured stone, NTV can be custom cut and trimmed to meet your specifications, plus corner pieces can be cut to your specifications if you need them in angles other than 90 degrees.
	www.buechelstone.com /Homeowner/ntv.asp?section=prod (329 words)

	RÃÂ¸de NTV Microphone Review
		The new Rode NTV tube condenser microphone is modeled after a vintage tube-mic design that connects the lead wire to the edge of the capsule rather than to its center, an approach said to improve both transient and low-frequency responses.
		I used the NTV to record a variety of instruments during a two-month test period and was quite impressed.
		The NTV proved especially well suited to recording vocals, thanks both to the aforementioned qualities and to a very detailed sound that picks up all sorts of nuances in a voice.
	emusician.com /mics/emusic_rode_ntv (1250 words)

	NTV Russia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		NTV, a Russian television channel (НТВ in Cyrillic) was a pioneer in the post-Soviet independent television media.
		Citizens concerned by the threat to the freedom of speech in Russia argued that the financial pressure was inspired by the Vladimir Putin's government which was often subject to NTV's criticism.
		The famous "NTV" logo as well as the iconic green sphere was designed by Simon Levin, the legendary Russian designer, and became a symbol for the new graphic language of television design in Russia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NTV_Russia (438 words)

	RODE NTV: TRUE CONDENSER VALVE MICROPHONE
		The NTV employs a 1.15-inch gold-sputtered, edge-terminated Mylar diaphragm that is suspended in the capsule by its edges.
		By positioning the NTV approximately six to eight feet from the guitarist, I was able to capture a fairly direct sound, yet there was also enough distance to pick up some of the refractive sound energy from the hardwood floor.
		In this environment, the NTV delivered a clearly defined performance, along with all the guitar harmonics that Heitor Villa-Lobos' compositions are famous for.
	mixonline.com /mag/audio_rode_ntv_true (1436 words)

	BBC News \| EUROPE \| NTV journalists 'steal' rivals' jobs
		Many of NTV's journalists, including the former boss Yevgeny Kiselyov, have taken up jobs at the TV6 station, causing a number of the original TV6 staff to resign.
		NTV staff refused to recognise the Gazprom management, claiming that the takeover was an attempt by the Kremlin to stifle media freedom.
		The takeover of NTV - Russia's last remaining independent national TV station - is causing increasing alarm internationally and the United States on Wednesday issued a sharp rebuke to the Russian authorities.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/europe/1285276.stm (477 words)

	CNN.com - Deal to decide NTV future - April 9, 2001
		Last week NTV -- Russia's only independent nationwide television network -- was taken over in a boardroom coup by state-dominated gas giant Gazprom, which ousted its founder Vladimir Gusinsky.
		In St Petersburg, people held posters declaring "No TV without NTV!" and "We won't give NTV to Putin!" denouncing what the station's reporters say is President Vladimir Putin's leading role in a crackdown on independent media.
		NTV believes Gazprom wants to silence critical reporting on government corruption, human rights abuses and the war in Chechnya.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/04/09/media.ntv/index.html (590 words)

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