Logo sets sights on the lesbians

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 Outtraveler Staff 
          
          Jan 02, 2007
          
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       Gay TV network
            Logo is making an aggressive push for the lesbian audience
            with new programs that include a drama about life at a
            women's prison,       reports Variety.     
       The Viacom-owned
            channel bought rights to Bad       Girls, a scripted
            series from the BBC set in a women's jail. In
            addition, Logo will air a one-hour special about an Olivia
            cruise titled       Cruising the Caribbean With
            Olivia. These       programs follow Logo's November
            green-lighting of the scripted lesbian       comedy Exes
                & Ohs and the reality surfer       series
                Curl Girls. (The       Advocate)     
 
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