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Nov. 14, 2001

Contact: Olivea Oldham, Public Information Coordinator (also contact for photos and logos), 740- 593-4944, or Tim Myers, Director Radio & Online Services, 740-593-1771.

WOUB Radio Network to air unprecedented interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin

ATHENS, Ohio -- In a historic, unprecedented interview, the President of Russia will take questions directly from the American people during a special broadcast from NPR News on Thursday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. In the exclusive special report, President Vladimir Putin will engage the American public in a live call-in program moderated by Robert Siegel, host of All Things Considered.

This is the only interview President Putin has granted during his visit to the United States, and the first time a Russian leader has taken questions from the American public.

Following this conversation, Neal Conan, host of Talk of the Nation from NPR News, will join listeners, foreign affairs experts and NPR reporters to continue the discussion about President Putin's meetings this week with President Bush and their impact on U.S. foreign policy.

Listeners will be able to e-mail their questions before the show begins to putin@npr.org. Titled "Special Report from NPR News," the program can be heard on WOUB Radio Network stations, or by accessing the live audio stream on www.npr.org. The web site will also feature archival NPR News interviews about Russia and President Putin, as well as reports covering his past visits to the United States. The program will also be available at http://www.woub.org

The Ohio University Telecommunications Center, a unit of the College of Communication, operates two television stations -- WOUB-TV/Channel 20 in Athens and WOUC-TV/Channel 44 in Cambridge -- one cable channel, WOUB II, and six radio stations -- WOUB-1340 AM, WOUB-91.3 FM, WOUC-89.1 FM, WOUH-91.9 FM, WOUL-89.1 FM and WOUZ-90.1 FM.

The Center, a trusted community resource, uses the power of noncommercial television, radio and other media, such as the World Wide Web, to enrich the lives of children and adults in southeastern Ohio, western West Virginia, and eastern Kentucky through quality programs and educational services that inform, enlighten, inspire, and entertain.

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