from: Wilmington Community Television

Two Save Access TV Shows Available

Wilmington Community Television has created two Save Access TV television shows and would like to share them with the rest of Massachusetts (and the country) in response to the hearing at the Massachusetts State House on June 5th concerning the Verizon authored franchising bill. Cambridge Community Television has uploaded the videos to our University Channel FTP account as well as our blip.tv channel. Find out how to grab the content for your websites and cable channels below.

Save Access TV
TRT: 28 min.
http://blip.tv/file/249922 [1]
Wilmington Community Television put together this informative 30 minute documentary on the importance of Public, Education and Government Television in a community. With perspectives from a large cross-section of the community, Save Access 2007 establishes the continued relevance of community media in the face of deleterious, Verizon-authored legislation introduced in Massachusetts.

Perspectives: Save Access TV
TRT: 38min
http://blip.tv/file/249943 [2]
Wilmington Community Television produced this studio show called "Perspectives: Save Access TV" with guest Jeff Hull, Chairman of the Cable TV Advisory Task Force for the town of Wilmington. This almost 38-minute show discusses the impact of the Verizon Bill on public access centers throughout Massachusetts.

For those stations with digital server playback capabilities, download the cablecast quality, .mpg, program stream, layer 2 audio, version at the University Channel's FTP server. Log-in and grab the two files out of the CCTV folder. For more information, email Renato Rodriguez at renato[at]cctvcambridge.org.

Join Access Centers from the around the state in Boston at the State House on Tuesday, June 5th at 10:00am to show your support for Public, Education and Government Television.

For more information, contact Jason Crow at jason[at]cctvcambridge.org.