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In Moscow, a new metro station dedicated to the writer Fyodor Dostoevsky has opened, on Suvorovskaya Square, with mosaics featuring storylines from his work.
Les Misérables has been voted the greatest musical of all time in a public poll conducted by a new online radio station dedicated to musical theatre.
Earlier this week, during an interview with an Israeli radio station dedicated to my new book, "The Jewish Vote: Obama vs. Romney/ A Jewish Voter's Guide," the host introduced me as "an expert on the Jewish vote".
Olu Oguibe, in one of the few uses of interactive computing (yet another art world, and one that the Whitney Biennial will explore), offers a multimedia work station dedicated to the myths of ethnology.
Here, as on TV, they are fictional crew Kurupt FM, Brentford's premier (and only) pirate radio station dedicated to UK garage, though the degree of separation between the telly and reality isn't much at all.
"It's right for us to do this because TheJazz occupies a unique place in British public service broadcasting as the only radio station dedicated to playing jazz all day, every day".
Initially an English-language satellite news channel, it now also broadcasts in French, German, Arabic and Spanish and has stations dedicated to the US and UK.
Edison Lighthouse's Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes blasting on one of those grocery-store-specific radio stations dedicated to playing songs everyone knows but no one particularly likes.
As for the glass counters, their metal edges warmed by the display lights inside, they have been replaced by what Bloomingdale's calls event-driven boutiques — 26 open stations dedicated to upscale brands, with distinctive designs and a variety of places to sit.
The past two decades have seen the development and launch of a number of space missions and deployment of ground stations dedicated to the investigation of a particular link in the chain of interactions between magnetosphere and ionosphere.
Morgan's pitch to them: Instead of 10 video editors at 10 TV stations dedicated to uploading stuff to the Web at a cost of $30,000 to $50,000 per wokstation, Syndicaster can replace that with one editor at a cost of $3,000 to $5,000 a year in Syndicaster subscription costs.
