November 30, 2006

Contacts:
Sarah Howard, C-SPAN, (202) 626-6120
Barbra Gonzalez, NSU, (954) 262-5354

Nova Southeastern University Library Welcomes
C-SPAN2's Book TV Bus

WASHINGTON, D.C., (November 21, 2006) - C-SPAN2's Book TV Bus, a 45-foot long mobile television production studio, will travel to the Alvin Sherman Library at Nova Southeastern University on its nationwide tour promoting Book TV's unique non-fiction book programming. The bus visit coincides with the Jews of Czestochowa exhibit opening at the library this month. In conjunction with the exhibit, Book TV will interview Polish journalist and author Konstanty Gebert.

The Book TV Bus is traveling the country, stopping at local libraries, bookstores, and book festivals along the way. In partnership with the local Comcast affiliate, the Book TV Bus offers tours of its studio set, participation in an interactive demonstration about Book TV programming, the opportunity to learn how a television show is produced, and a chance to sign up for programming alerts.

COME VISIT THE BUS!
November 30, 2006
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
3100 Ray Ferrero Jr. Blvd
Davie, FL 33314

About Book TV

Every weekend starting Saturday, 8 am to Monday, 8 am ET, Book TV airs 48 hours of non-fiction book programming on a variety of topics including history, biographies, politics, current events, and the media. Book TV features author interviews, readings, and panels at bookstores, libraries, and book festivals across the country. For more information, visit the Book TV Web site at www.booktv.org.

About C-SPAN

C-SPAN, the political network of record, was created in 1979 by America's cable companies as a public service. C-SPAN is currently available in 90 million households, C-SPAN2 in 82 million households, and C-SPAN3 in more than 12 million households nationwide. For more information about C-SPAN, visit www.c-span.org.