"I was so impressed by the 'Asian Ways for Children' program that I just had to contact you and get a copy to show my kids and grandkids! Thank you for showing such a great program on your channel!"
Shirley Higbee
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LETTERS
THE ACTUAL MAIL-MERGE
LETTERS ARE PRESENTED BELOW
Reynolds has produced, filmed, edited, and broadcast over 35,760 hours of community-based content and related media relations.
Decades before "DEI" became yet another catch-phrase for "affirmative action," and before "Women's Liberation Movement" evolved into the "#METOO movement," and before "Black and Proud" evolved into "Black Lives Matter," CTI22 broadcast more of the following content than all other metro area TV stations combined: public service announcements (PSAs) promoting metro Omaha community-based organizations, ethnics groups, LGBT+, events, and businesses; more original programming involving elected officials; more original, Omaha-based programming for African-American, Latino, Native American, Asian, and other ethnic groups; and more original, Omaha-based religious programming. We Broadcast the Community!™ |
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Community Telecast, Inc., d.b.a., CTI22, and IRS 501 (c)(3) was the only broadcast cable television company in metro Omaha and within 18 states to focus on the community. For its general operations CTI22 received NO financial support based on grants, and NO tax support from the federal government, or State of Nebraska, or local government, and CTI22 did not receive revenue based on Franchise Fees from the cable provider. CTI22 was supported only through membership fees and donations.
Through my volunteer role as President/CEO/General Manager, not only did I personally film, produce, direct, edit, and broadcast original content, I also successfully achieved diversity outreach objectives through new relationships with the Native American, Asian, and Latino communities. I increased CTI22's market share, broadcast program hours, and doubled CTI22's operating budget in less than 7 months, ultimately by more than 200%! As validated by testimonials from our broadcast audience, and as reported to the Omaha City Council in April 2010 at any given time CTI22 's broadcast audience ranged from 13% to 20% of Cox subscribers!
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