Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Border tv series...  cross your fingers!<br/>
Date: Jun 18, 2001 @ 23:45<br/>
Author: Doug Murray (&quot;Doug Murray&quot; &lt;dmurray@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1645050989">The audience is multi-national.  I see the series being done in English,<br/>
then translated into other languages.  The target person would be someone<br/>
with an interest in boundaries/political science/geography/cartography/history.<br/>
 However, it must be accessible to the layperson.  I don&#39;t want to bore<br/>
or talk over the heads of people.  I want to inform and pique their curiosity<br/>
with interesting and important stories about borders.  Subject matter<br/>
is the story of the people who are affected by the borders, not so much<br/>
the physical lines themselves (though, in the case of the Korea/Korea<br/>
border, the border is the story).<br/>
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How much fun would running around the DMZ be?<br/>
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Doug<br/>
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