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The WETA Movie: Broadcast News
1987 film starring William Hurt, Albert Brooks and Holly Hunter.
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WETA Extras
Interesting stories and vignettes with a local twist, produced by WETA Television.
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DTV: Are You Ready?
Find out if you'll be affected by the digital transition on February 17, 2009.
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For more than four decades, WETA has been a top producer of programs for PBS, creating exceptional television for viewers nationwide including The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, Washington Week and documentaries by Ken Burns.
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