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Article: BRIAN DYAK SAYS GIVE UNTIL IT HELPS.(TV Currents)
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- TelevisionWeek
- Article date:
- December 15, 2003
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Byline: Alex Ben Block
At the height of dot-com mania and the economic boom that topped out in 2000, the Entertainment Industries Council received multiyear commitments to support programs that provide information on and awareness of major health and social issues to the general public and people in entertainment.
Now most of those commitments are expiring and the world is a very different place. In the wake of recession, consolidation, government cuts, unemployment and terrorism, many of those long-term pledges are not being renewed. "Those commitments were honored but now the resources are less,'' said Brian Dyak, the EIC's president and CEO. "The ...
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