CSR Press Release

DENVER, Aug. 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -– CleanSkies.tv, the country's preeminent online news network focused on energy and environmental issues, will be reporting live this week from the Democratic National Convention (DNC). Americans interested in hearing related information, discussion and commentary straight from the convention will only have to click on http://www.cleanskies.tv.

CleanSkies.tv, sponsored by the non-profit, charitable organization American Clean Skies Foundation, is committed to honest, non-partisan, in-depth reporting on environmental issues and energy solutions including coverage of all major sources of energy, including petroleum, natural gas, coal, nuclear and renewables such as solar and wind.

This week's line up includes:

• CleanSkies.tv News
  Susan McGinnis and Margaret Ryan will conduct live, in-depth news reports from inside the convention at 9 a.m. EDT and 4 p.m. EDT.

• Energy Matters
  Denise Bode, Jim Martin and Joie Chen, former correspondent for CNN and CBS, will interview key participants at the convention, cover events and talk with local energy entrepreneurs. Among those scheduled for interview are: Steve Farber of the DNC Host Committee; Governor Bill Ritter, Jr. (D-CO); Governor Bill Richardson (D-NM); Congressman Dan Boren (D-OK); Mike Beatty, former Chairman of the Democratic Party in Colorado and an outspoken energy lawyer; and Robert Hefner, speaker at the Democrat Energy Forum under the Big Tent. Energy Matters will be live at 3 p.m. EDT each day.

• Daily Video Blog
  Carl Pope, President of the Sierra Club, will present a daily video blog on all the environmental news from the convention at 4:30 p.m. EDT daily.

Additionally, CleanSkies.tv will air live from the Republican National Convention the week of September 1, 2008. A schedule of show times and interviews will follow.

CleanSkies.tv has offices in Oklahoma City and Atlanta and production assets throughout the U.S. CleanSkies.tv employs a staff of seasoned journalists from traditional broadcast and print news outlets, who are now utilizing state-of-the-art broadband technology to deliver focused and in-depth information in an entirely new way.

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