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       Logo, the
            national LGBT cable network, will go mobile in a plan with
            Sprint cellular phone service. The network's mobile program
            will include       news, comedy, celebrity interviews, show
            previews, travel information,       and a mix of short films
            and music videos, according to a press release.     
       Logo is joining
            several MTV networks in offering cell phone
            entertainment. Others include Comedy Central, CMT, the N,
            and VH1. (The Advocate)     

        
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