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Sue has two decades of experience with children's media, not including the years she spent as an actual kid gobbling up books, magazines, movies, and TV shows. As executive director of Action for Children's Television (ACT), a national nonprofit children's TV advocacy organization, she worked to get broadcasters to live up to their public service obligation to serve young viewers and worked successfully for passage of the Children's Television Act of 1990. As the Internet emerged as the next frontier for kids' media, Sue turned her attention to the Web. She has been an editor for JuniorNet Parents, an expert for iVillage's Parent Soup, and producer of BabagaNewz.com, an educational Web site for Jewish middle school students, their parents, and teachers. In her spare time, she hosts a community radio program on Tufts University's WMFO-FM.