Why Public Access TV Matters in a Networked Culture

Published April 13, 2007 Community Media , Internet , PEGTV , Public Access TV Leave a Comment

Denver Open Media produced this excellent video that talks about why public access TV is important and it’s potential within a networked culture. Here’s the blip.tv description

“This is a draft of Deproduction’s promotional video for Denver’s new Public Access TV station, Denver Open Media. This is a draft version for review and feedback purposes only, not for distribution. If you want a free copy of the final video, in higher resolution via web or DVD, contact Deproduction or visit denveropenmedia.org.”

Thanks to Ben for the pointer.

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