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Publiczny dostęp do telewizji
Telewizja publiczna jest tradycyjnie formą niekomercyjnych środków masowego przekazu, gdzie społeczeństwo może tworzyć programy telewizyjne, które są wąskie poprzez kanał telewizji kablowej. Publiczna telewizja dostępowa została utworzona w Stanach Zjednoczonych w latach 1969-1971 przez Federalną Komisję Łączności (FCC) pod przewodnictwem Dean Burcha, opierając się na pionierskich pracach i propagandzie George Stoney, Red Burns (Alternate Media Center i Sidney Dean (City Club z Nowego Yorku) Publiczna Telewizja Dostępu Publiczna jest często grupowana przez publiczne, edukacyjne i rządowe kanały telewizyjne dostępnymi przez akronim PEG. Kanały PEG są zazwyczaj dostępne tylko w sieciach telewizji kablowej.
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Public Access Television: America's Electronic Soapbox
In this review of the background and development of public access television, the author offers the necessary information needed to understand the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings as well as the nuts and bolts of public access ...
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Television Studies: The Key Concepts
The US model for access production has possibly come the closest to realising
the potential of public access television. During the 1970s, the Fed- eral
Communications Commission declared that with the introduc- tion of cable
television ...
Ben Calvert, Neil Casey, Bernadette Casey,
2007
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The
Television Studies Reader
Eric Freedman's essay discusses public access television and its relation to the
community television movement in the US, which, as he puts it, "aspired to use
TV as a means of communication and empowerment without interference from ...
Robert Clyde Allen, Annette Hill,
2004
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Encyclopedia of
Television 4 Vol Set
Public access television has been one of the most interesting and controversial
developments in the intersection between media and democracy within the past
several decades. Beginning in the 1970s, cable systems began to offer access ...
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Recovering a
Public Vision for
Public Television
In the years since, public speech and cultural diversity have been sustaining
commitments of public access television and community radio. Both have sought
to invigorate democratic media practice in the U.S. Despite the similarities
between ...
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Speech Rights in America: The First Amendment, Democracy, ...
Though public-access television emanated from an empowering view of speech
rights, the Court has never fully validated this vision. Public-access television and
its users lack a secure legal standing with respect to speech rights. Numerous ...
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The Daily Planet: A Critic on the Capitalist Culture Beat
Public access television, imagined by Congress as "the video equivalent of the
speaker's soap box or the electronic parallel to the printed leaflet" (U.S. House
1984, 21-22), has a unique function on television, which usually is one of the
most ...
Patricia Aufderheide,
2000
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Communities of the Air: Radio Century, Radio Culture
Public Access Television as an Alternative Model for American Mass Media
Public access television is a case in point. Within a political economy of television
dominated by professionally produced programming and large, interlocking ...
Susan Merrill Squier,
2003
The direct precursor to public access television in the United States was
Challenge for Change, a program of the National Film Board of Canada, directed
between 1968 and 1970 by George Stoney, widely considered the father of
public ...
Robin Andersen, Jonathan Alan Gray,
2008
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American Media and Mass Culture: Left Perspectives
National surveys of viewer preferences for cable programs also indicate that
public access is a high priority for many viewers.4 Thus there is definitely a
receptive and growing audience for public access television, and the possibility
of left ...
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Stephen Colbert and Eminem Rock Bob Seger on Michigan Public …
Satirist Stephen Colbert dropped in under the radar the other day and hosted the 40-minute “Only in Monroe” public access television talk show. And “Only in ... «Patch.com, Lip 15»
Students, residents benefit from Swansea Public Access TV studio …
Swansea Public Access Television is now set up for viewers to watch meetings and other programming in high-definition online — anytime, anywhere and on ... «Fall River Herald News, Lut 15»
LMN-PATV goes dark: Lack of funding closes Lower Merion …
Two elements are certain, though, The non-profit organization that has operated the station since 2006, Lower Merion and Narberth Public Access Television, ... «Main Line, Paz 14»
Public access television: It could thrive if Congress lifted restriction
Community media centers, sometimes known as public access TV stations, act as information hubs. The intent of these centers is to provide equipment, training ... «San Jose Mercury News, Sie 14»
Focus Springfield Community Television gets new studio to go with …
The opening, held by Focus Springfield Community Television, marked the beginning of a new era for public access television in Springfield, station manager ... «MassLive.com, Cze 14»
Cable Companies Urged to Make Public Access Television Shows …
Many cable companies refuse to list the titles of shows that air on public access television stations in their on-screen guides. Now media activists are pushing for ... «Democracy Now, Sie 13»
Why Public Access Television Is Important and You Should Fight For …
In May of 2009, I became a public access television producer. Couldn't have picked a worse time. Not because I don't enjoy hosting and co-producing Media ... «Huffington Post, Lut 10»