FAYETTEVILLE — Like so much of public access television’s more than 30-year history in Fayetteville, an event held Thursday at the Cosmopolitan Hotel didn’t go off without a bit of improvisation and ...

Denver Open Media is celebrating its fourth anniversary tonight. It’s a unique organization in that their public access TV station does not get much of anything from the city of Denver. The government ...

WEST FARGO — Leaders of a civic engagement organization are urging West Fargo leaders to reconsider their March 17 decision not to renew the use of a public access channel on local cable. As part of a ...

Select an option below to continue reading this premium story. Already a Honolulu Star-Advertiser subscriber? Log in now to continue reading. Furthermore, this position also runs counter to DCCA’s own ...

After the city of Atlanta’s Channel 24 went dark 14 months ago, city officials are reevaluating public access television with plans to launch an updated model early next year. The mayor’s office will ...

Get any of our free daily email newsletters — news headlines, opinion, e-edition, obituaries and more. Most City Commission meetings aren't entertaining enough to compete with prime-time television ...

The number of channels and rate of funding for New York City’s thriving public access TV scene could be made the same as that for the rest of the country if a massive telecommunications overhaul now ...

In an unexpected and somewhat confusing vote, the City Council split Wednesday and refused to renew the contract for embattled public-access channel Houston MediaSource. After months of delay and ...

In an effort to appease local groups pushing for a public-access television channel, Mediacom, Columbia's largest cable provider, has announced its intent to begin accepting pre-produced programming ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Tuesdays at 9 and Fridays at midnight on Channel 27. Phillips dreams up freakish fables for future ...

The public access television scene in Bethlehem is not a “party,” and it’s certainly not “excellent.” Mike Myers and Dana Carvey set a raucous scene of their comedy sketch through a fictitious public ...