Broadcasting & Cable - September 22, 2002

What is the language of America? Arguments about bilingual education are old hat by now, and, while English is the nation's official language, Spanish customs and the Spanish language have naturally seeped into the culture. Young Hispanic viewers straddle two television worldsSpanish-language television and English-language channelsand Hispanic networks are plotting ways to keep t...

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