Latino Tv Gets Serious
Until now, that is. A new Spanish-language network called V-me (pronounced “veh-meh,” a play on “see me” in Spanish) hit the airwaves last week, promising to offer “intelligent entertainment.” It’s show for Wednesday at 9? “Creencias,” a repurposed version of PBS’s “Religion and Ethics newsweekly” that featured pieces on home schooling and the humanitarian crisis in Darfur, Sudan. The network—a partnership between PBS’s flagship Thirteen/WNET station in New York and private investors—will reach audiences via digital spinoff channels of existing public-TV stations....