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My Pubic-TV, call-in show,broadcast from MNN.ORG/NYC.Weekly,FRI,9PM-9:27PM/EST.CH:56-TW,RCN-83./CALLERS:212-757-2076.Also web streamed from www.mnn.org.Topics:science news,ufo sightings.Along with humor and opinion.

My Pubic-TV, call-in show,broadcast from MNN.ORG/NYC.Weekly,FRI,9PM-9:27PM/EST.CH:56-TW,RCN-83./CALLERS:212-757-2076.Also web streamed from www.mnn.org.Topics:science news,ufo sightings.Along with humor and opinion.

My Pubic-TV, call-in show,broadcast from MNN.ORG/NYC.Weekly,FRI,9PM-9:27PM/EST.CH:56-TW,RCN-83./CALLERS:212-757-2076.Also web streamed from www.mnn.org.Topics:science news,ufo sightings.Along with humor and opinion.

Archive performance of Belly dance with veil by the Atheena Dance Group. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Espanol: Video del show en el canal de acceso publico en San Antonio, TX, El Atheena Show.

Archive performance of Belly dance with a cane by the Atheena Dance Group. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Espanol: Video del show en el canal de acceso publico en San Antonio, TX, El Atheena Show.

Presentation at the Austin Community Media Summit on March 1st, 2008 by Assistant City Attorney Gabriel Garcia . Mr Garcia explains to community media producers how the telecommunications bill known in Texas as SB5 has changed how community media centers have operated in the past and the future and what options they have. Part 3 Produced by 411 Productions.

Presentation at the Austin Community Media Summit on March 1st, 2008 by Assistant City Attorney Gabriel Garcia . Mr Garcia explains to community media producers how the telecommunications bill known in Texas as SB5 has changed how community media centers have operated in the past and the future and what options they have. Part 2 Produced by 411 Productions.

Presentation at the Austin Community Media Summit on March 1st, 2008 by Assistant City Attorney Gabriel Garcia . Mr Garcia explains to community media producers how the telecommunications bill known in Texas as SB5 has changed how community media centers have operated in the past and the future and what options they have. Produced by 411 Productions. Part 1.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 9

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 8.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 5.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 6

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 5.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 1.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 4.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 3.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 2.

Back in March, I spoke with Felicia M. Sullivan, Executive Director of Organizers Collaborative and former Director of Community Programming at Lowell Telecommunications Corporation about a number of issues related to PEG access TV and the Internet. This short video features an excerpt from our conversation about the early use of networked technology in public access Television.

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In this Community Media in Transition video podcast, Felicia M. Sulllivan, Executive Director of Organizers' Collaborative responds to the question, does YouTube = Public Access TV? .Community Media in Transition is a collaborative graduate thesis project on the web at cmediachange.net. YouTube = Public Access TV? is licensed by Community Media in Transition under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial Share Alike 3.0 license.

VIDEO:  Lara Newsom began her art career in Public Access television doing a very interesting and weird children's show.  Now join her for a few moments as she discusses her rise to fame in the field of hand-crafted goods.

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Ada, Hiram, Janet and I went on the P.A.T. (Public Access Television) Show this evening, produced by the Boston Neighborhood Producer's Group. We talked about legislation in Congress that's threatening the future of public access television and the Internet. We also discusssed ways that residents in Boston can get involved and take action to protect access to community media and the Internet. Here's a short video with Hiram Scott, President of BNPG, before going on the P.A.T. Show inside the Roxbury Studio at Boston Neighborhood Network.Colin Rhinesmith President, ACMEBoston