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Home My WebLink AboutCable Notes Conf Things to do• /4; • C6' 25 "fe'• 9--- • /9. cc. ---",--- ,r.se. le,t,4 pte04. , --- /Re' A ...404te -eE• ' --4 -2- • s/OLf./.1---r- 4.e-. 44'fr-- C,z" .-/L, -----Z>. 4 -- ' .--->ta, W•---AreZ 00 1...5:5-e/ecs. T 1 r -- - ,s--7-- .5--,—,,-.• • /e NOTES TO PAT FROM CHUCK . Pat is supposed to research or look into whether an argument exists to prevent ACC from removing the Weather Channel on the grounds that this is some type of emergency channel in times storms. 2. The resolution regarding the Assistant City Attorney passed unanimously without any discuss -ie 3. Pam and Chuck have to research whether transfer to IU*. .oes require eight votes. Council transfer did pass 8 to 1 but t:k s should be answered for the future. We should probably call t e AG's office in Albany to get conclusive ruling on this. Bor 'ca ❑ :fi51e Broadband Commun. Book, Vol. II 520.00 r : 0 Cable Broadband Commun. 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Dc. 2.La3g c bl• f�:. 10 .` $10.00 I� (:)9 ti Community TcIeviion review CTR is a, quarterly journal that examines a host of issues relating to local cable programming. Each issue highlights one theme, such as labor and cable, access management, Videotapes 4r. human service, organizations' uses of cable, and local origi- nation. Subscription Rates (Subscriptions come free with a NFLCP membership) $ 12.00 year for individuals 44. $20.00 year for libraries $30:00 year for organizations Back ;'ssues 10th Anniversary 55.50 Education and Cable Access . $3.50 M4ing'Community TV $3.50 Social and Political Issues $3.50 Trends in Access Development $3.50 Cable and the Arts " 0 $3.50 Voices of Diversity $3.50 Cable and the First Amendment $3.50 Focysing on. Local Origination. $3.50 Survival of Community Programming $3.50 Access Management 53.50 After the Act This 30 -minute program examines the impact of the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984. It includes interviews with Sue Miller Buske, executive director of the NFLCP, Joe Van Eaton, an attorney with Spiegel and McDiarmid, Michael Meyerson, associate law professor at the University of Balti- more Law School, Nick Miller, an attorney with Miller and Young. and George Stoney, professor of film and video at New York University. Seven-day Rental $43.00, Purchase $103.00 Hometown USA Bicycle Tour 1985 The 1985 Hometown USA Bicycle Tour presents some of the best local programs that cable television has to offer. The. nine featured programs were selected from 1,000 videotapes entered in the 1985 Hometown USA Video Festival. These selections include: "Jailhouse Wrap: An Artist's Perspective," "The Other Whistler," "Yellow Creek," "Domestic Violence: The Local Impact, "Wallpaper," "Barbacoa—Past, Present and Future," "Panama to Boston," "Entertainment Seen," and "Iron Man." Ten-day Rental $126.00 Hometown USA Bicycle Tour 1986 An outstanding three-hour videotape package of community programming containing winning selections from the 1,200 entries in the 1986 Hometown USA Video Festival. The package includes: "Both Sides of the. Street," "Black/White Jokes," "In the Dust of Dreams," "Shout," "Too Dam Hot," "Making Space ... Burning Waste," "Choice and Change," "Peace Spelling Bee," "The Joe Show," ''Letts," "Alone Together," "Video Spectrum," and "Rattlesnakes and Re- unions." Ten-day Rental $126.00 0 Municipal Programming Showcase . A new 30 -minute videotape containing numerous examples of municipal programming at its best. Seven-day Rental $43.00, Purchase $103.00 Wired A half-hour videotape which explains how a . cable system works, how cable comes to a community, and how citizens can gain access to cable TV. 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Members $130.00,Non-members $180.00, Commercial $250 U.S. Local Cable Programming Centers (over 1,000, as listed in the 1987 Cable Programming Resource Directory) Members $100.00, Non-members $115.00, Commercial $185 Novelty Kern Cable Policy Presents vital information on policy issues confronting local government officials and cable programmers. The articles and documents emphasize the implications of the new cable law. $22.00 Coffee Mugs These "magic mugs" are a must for every staff person and volunteer at a local cable programming operation. They also make great gifts for access awards, birthdays, Christmas, . and other special occasions. $8.50 ni. 7 V: 791,ze.)/ /b,r,ib.d „, , 4 /ce /Le /lee__ : , , Apteedgff5,A)ii* --. (!��YD ,sC/,L) ` A thA) - y 2 i 4' 4 1 6 ii / a e , ,, , l , i ,, ei/k 0/ I_/ I" &ile€,Z.'"4.) 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