Daily Archives: October 22, 2013

Liberty (NV) Tyler Newman VS Del Sol - 9 TD #39;s!
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ALEX JONES...10/19/2013...Why We Fight for Liberty
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United Airlines Boeing 777-200ER Landing and Taxiing at Newark Liberty International Airport - HD
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Liberty Bank Foundation has received awards from the American Bankers Association and the New England Financial Marketing Association for its initiative in marshaling financial resources to support summer youth employment, following a cut in federal funding in 2012.

. "All of the youth served by these programs are from low-income families and for many it is their first job," said Sue Murphy, executive director of the Liberty Bank Foundation. "In an environment where unemployment for youth is around fifteen percent, these programs were likely their only opportunity to get a job. We couldn't let this important service decline."

Programs successfully operated by the Middlesex Chamber of Commerce and the Eastern Workforce Investment Board in 2011 were expecting that funding cuts would reduce the number of youth served in 2012 by up to fifty percent. Summer youth programs have a high per-participant cost, which meant that no single funder could make up for the loss of federal funding.

In Middletown, $57,200 was raised in 2012 for summer employment - with more youths participating than ever before - thanks to the generosity of Centerplan Companies, the City of Middletown, the Community Foundation of Middlesex County, Guilmartin, DePiro and Sokolowski, Jackson Chevrolet, Liberty Bank Foundation, Main Street Market, Middle Oak, Middlesex United Way, New England Emporium Eatery and Marketplace, Peach Pit Foundation, Pegasus Manufacturing, and Seasons Federal Credit Union. Another $50,000 was raised in 2013.

In southeastern Connecticut, $25,000 was raised in 2012, and the figure jumped to $52,500 in 2013, each year helping to put over 420 local youths in jobs that provided much needed work experience and income. In addition to Liberty Bank Foundation, other funders included the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union, the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, Dime Bank Foundation, Dominion Resources, People's United Community Foundation, and Sea Research Foundation.

"Our funders were committed to working together on this common interest. We all realize that any one of us alone is too small to move the needle, but when we bring enough resources to the table, we can make a difference," said Murphy. "They all deserve our thanks for their willingness to partner for the benefit of young people in our communities."

Encouraged by the success of their partnership to support the youth employment programs, the funders have agreed to look for additional opportunities to pool funds to solve other community concerns. "Expect to hear more good news from the collaborative next spring," said Murphy.

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Cable's toughest cowboy is saddling up again.

This year, John Malone's Colorado company, Liberty Media Corp., acquired nearly a third of the stock in Charter Communications, the nation's fourth-largest cable company.

The move came 14 years after Malone sold Tele-Communications Inc., then the largest cable company in the nation, to focus on international investments.

Since the Charter deal, Malone considered a key architect of the industry has been vocal about how cable should confront what he believes are its biggest challenges: embracing technology, emphasizing the business of broadband Internet service and controlling programming costs.

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"It's almost like he feels with some justification that the industry needs him to come riding back on a white horse to make things right again," media analyst Craig Moffett of research firm MoffettNathanson said.

Cable operators have been losing customers to satellite TV, telephone companies offering video packages and lower-cost Internet streaming services. Cable executives have also been grappling with a generational shift as younger consumers have chosen the Internet over the cable box to watch TV shows and movies.

Constant battles between programmers such as CBS Corp., Viacom Inc., Walt Disney Co., and 21st Century Fox and cable operators over fees to carry their channels have taken a toll as well. The industry increasingly resembles the current political landscape where "the moderates have been driven out of business," Malone said this month at a Liberty investor conference.

Malone has said consolidation would improve cable's chances for long-term survival, bring programming costs down and help it keep pace with digital upstarts such as Netflix Inc. and Amazon.com Inc.

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