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Redford and Penn introduce the online guide, which contains advice on citizen journalism and storytelling from professionals, including Catherine Hardwicke, writer-director of the movie and screenwriter Bonz Dave Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Glass, radio host of American Mitchell, former New York Times film Orville Schell, dean of UC Berke- School of Journalism. The guide is available at www.current.tv/studio/survival guide In their comments, Redford and Penn say network news needs to make room for more independent voices. Created to television, Current founders expected that only asmall percentage of its content would be produced by viewers, said David Neuman, president of programming at Current. Now, he said, find ourselves at the point where to of our content is being created by Since debutin August, about 100 contributors with varying degrees of training have supplied ranging from three to seven minutes, he said. The pay has doubled from $250 to $500 for first- and second-time contributors.

have been created by online participants from Afghanistan, Kenya and Colombia, he said, on topics such as bodybuilding, HIV and street culture. Current, which was initially greeted with skepticism by the television industry, has gained respect from critics and would- be competitors also seeking young contributors. Network executiveswere scheduled to present further details of the guide andsome pieces by amateur filmmakers late Tuesday at the Television Critics Assn. press tour in Pasadena. One, a segment by Kikala Diallo of New Orleans, describes the hip-hop created by Hurricane Katrina.

There are no age requirements for contributors, but the content overwhelmingly slants to 18-to-34-year-old target audience. the first generation almost as likely to make TV as watch Neuman said. FROM THE TELEVISION CRITICS ASSN. Current TV offers training Celebrities, authors and academicians inform amateur producers how to contribute to the new content. Here are the rankings for national prime-time network television last week (Jan.

2-8) as compiled by Nielsen Media Research. They are based on the average number of people who watched a program from start to finish. Nielsen estimates there are 277.93 million potential viewers in the U.S. age2 and older. Viewership is listed in millions.

Program Network View- ersProgram Network Viewers 1 2 CSI (9 p.m.)CBS27.23 3 Bowl 4 Desperate HousewivesABC23.72 5 Playoff Game: Jacksonville-New ABC22.55 --------------------------------------------6 7 8 Without a TraceCBS20.93 9 10 --------------------------------------------11 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition ABC17.54 12 60 MinutesCBS17.50 13 Dancing With the StarsABC17.46 14 AnatomyABC16.30 15 Cold CaseCBS15.95 --------------------------------------------16 Law Order: SVUNBC15.22 17 CSI (8 p.m.)CBS14.55 18 ERNBC13.97 19 Numb3rsCBS13.93 CSI: Miami --------------------------------------------21 Two and a Half MenCBS13.71 22 23 Bowl 24 NCIS (9 p.m.)CBS13.03 25 With the Stars ABC12.88 --------------------------------------------26 Medium 27 Crossing Jordan 28 NCIS (8 p.m.)CBS11.99 29 Criminal MindsCBS11.91 30 CSI: NY --------------------------------------------31 Las VegasNBC11.51 32 Close to HomeCBS11.47 33 Ghost WhispererCBS11.31 34 CSI: NY 35 My Name Is EarlNBC11.19 --------------------------------------------36 Law Order: Criminal Intent NBC10.79 37 Out of PracticeCBS10.47 38 Law OrderNBC10.32 39 The Simpsons (8 p.m.)FOX10.11 40 Funniest Home Videos ABC10.10 --------------------------------------------41 King of QueensCBS9.87 42 CSI: Miami 43 How I Met Your MotherCBS9.56 44 In JusticeABC9.20 45 --------------------------------------------46 Book of DanielNBC9.02 47 Four KingsNBC8.86 48 PrimetimeABC8.83 49 OfficeNBC8.73 50 48 Hours Mystery --------------------------------------------51 Biggest Loser: Special Edition NBC8.53 52 SurfaceNBC8.46 53 HouseFOX8.44 54 Hope and FaithABC8.32 55 Fear FactorNBC8.22 --------------------------------------------56 Family GuyFOX8.10 57 Dateline: NBC 58 Will GraceNBC7.95 59 Scrubs (9:30 p.m.)NBC7.84 60 Scrubs (9 p.m.)NBC7.69 --------------------------------------------61 48 Hours Mystery 62 Law Order: SVU 63 The West WingNBC7.40 64 Most Outrageous Moments on Live TV NBC7.39 65 War at HomeFOX7.35 --------------------------------------------66 The Simpsons (7:30 p.m.) FOX7.12 67 HouseFOX7.07 68 Yes, DearCBS6.91 69 American DadFOX6.89 70 Most WantedFOX6.74 --------------------------------------------71 Still StandingCBS6.51 72 Cops (8:30 p.m.)FOX6.48 73 BonesFOX6.39 74 75 Nanny 911FOX5.62 --------------------------------------------76 Cops (8 p.m.)FOX5.54 77 Trading SpousesFOX5.47 78 That ShowFOX5.19 79 Hot 80 Alborada --------------------------------------------81 WWE 82 Contra Viento Marea (Mon.) UNI4.93 83 Alborada 84 Contra Viento Marea (Thu.) UNI4.88 85 The Simpsons (7 p.m.)FOX4.87 --------------------------------------------86 Alborada Contra Viento Marea (Wed.) UNI4.85 88 Piel de Otono 89 Alborada 90 Piel de Otono --------------------------------------------91 Contra Viento Marea (Tue.) UNI4.52 92 Alborada 93 Crossing Jordan 94 Medium 95 Piel de Otono --------------------------------------------96 Contra Viento Marea (Fri.) UNI4.27 97 Cristina 98 Arrested Development Mon (8:30 p.m.) FOX4.19 99 Arrested Development (8 p.m.) FOX4.16 100 Piel de Otono --------------------------------------------101 StackedFOX4.09 102 Piel de Otono 103 Bernie MacFOX4.04 104 Malcolm in the MiddleFOX3.56 105 Aqui Ahora 7thHeavenWB3.50 107 Don Francisco Presenta (Wed.) UNI3.48 108 Gilmore GirlsWB3.40 109 Everybody Hates ChrisUPN3.31 CharmedWB3.31 --------------------------------------------111 112 Casos VidaUNI3.14 113 All of UsUPN2.95 114 SmallvilleWB2.89 115 GirlfriendsUPN2.73 --------------------------------------------116 Beauty and the Geek (Mon.) WB2.71 117 Reba Asi Es Gilberto GlessUNI2.68 119 One on OneUPN2.54 120 Sabado GiganteUNI2.52 --------------------------------------------121 Half HalfUPN2.45 122 Reba (7 p.m.)WB2.42 123 Hora PicoUNI2.38 124 Beauty and the Geek (Tue.) WB2.35 125 ParodiaUNI2.28 --------------------------------------------126 Ver Para CreerUNI2.26 127 Eve Network averages Here is the number of viewers (in millions) that each network averaged per hour of prime time, for last week and for the season. Network Last week Season to date ABC19.1010.93 CBS13.1412.94 NBC9.249.08 FOX6.057.80 UNI3.713.57 UPN2.943.46 WB2.353.26 Prime-Time TV Rankings Record-breaking ratings for the Rose Bowl gave ABC its best prime-time week in three years and helped the network edge ahead of CBS at least temporarily among young adults this season. Last Rose Bowl between USC and Texas was the most-watched college football game since at least 1991, with an average of 35.6 million viewers, according to figures released Tuesday by Nielsen Media Research. The much-anticipated matchup for college national championship cruised past the No. 2 program for the week that ended Sunday, Crime Scene (27.2 million).

Football boosted ABC across the board. The network also drew strong results from NFL wildcard game between Jacksonville and New England (22.6 million) and Orange Bowl (18.6 million). Including sports, (23.7 million) and the return of last sleeper hit With the (17.5 million), ABC had seven of the 10 most-watched programs. Overall, ABC averaged a robust 19.1 million viewers for the week, followed by CBS (13.1 million), NBC (9.2 million) and Fox (6.1 million). It was first weekly loss this season in the total-viewer category.

numbers were high enough to pull ahead of CBS in their neck-and-neck race to be No. 1 this season among adults aged 18 to 49, the demographic most important to advertisers. NBC and Fox remain locked in a battle to avoid fourth place. statistical advantage in that category, however, is only one-tenth of a rating point an infinitesimal amount that promises executives at both networks some sleepless nights in the days ahead. On basic cable, the most- watched program was movie Josh Go on Friday (5.4 million viewers).

Collins ABC takes football and runs with it Martha Stewart got her small-screen time in the sun after she served her time. Now another celebrity inmate, Kim, the self-described Queen of hip-hop, will have her own reality show on BET: Kim: Countdown to which she managed to film 14 days before beginning her 366-day prison sentence for perjury and conspiracy in September. The six-episode series premieres March 9 and chronicles the last two weeks of freedom shooting a music video, attending fashion shows and star-studded parties and preparing for a prison term in connection with a 2001 shooting outside a New York City radio station. Executive producer Tracey E. Edmonds told a gathering of television critics at the Ritz- Carlton Huntington Hotel Spa in Pasadena on Tuesday that she had been pursuing Kim for a reality show for a long time.

Edmonds said that although the hip-hop star had been shy about being the focus of such a series, she was able to persuade Kim to tell her story after the artist was convicted for lying to a federal grand jury to protect friends who were involved in the shootout. The show, Edmonds added, will reveal why Kim (real name Kimberly Jones) made false statements and why she was prepared to pay the price for her actions. Elena Fernandez Life on the way to.