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This document discusses best practices for using video, education, and open content in productions. It mentions Margaret Drain, the Vice President for National Productions at WGBH Boston. It also mentions Rebecca Nelson, a 20-year-old member of the Pima Salt River Tribe in Phoenix, Arizona. Finally, it references an integrated television and new media project about adoption families.
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