A Dollar in Any Language

A Dollar in Any Language: "The landscape of ethnic media has grown more crowded in recent years, reinforced by the same immigration patterns that are driving the nation's population growth. It has been particularly dynamic in the Washington area, with small outlets -- a newspaper that covers the Ghanaian community, for example, and a polyglot mix of local cable shows -- and major operators. The Washington Post Co. now owns the Spanish-language daily El Tiempo Latino; local companies like Black Entertainment Television parent BET Holdings Inc. and Radio One Inc. have grown into major corporations."