The Indianapolis Star on October 24, 2004 reports on its findings of complaints filed with the state's public access counselor for access for access to public records and public meetings.  

  Thursday, August 12, 2005 at 6 PM

College Avenue Library

4180 N. College Avenue 

No charge.  Discussion following.

June 24 - July 28, 2004 

Explore the work of renowned documentary filmmaker, George Stoney, through our series of free, pre-festival film screenings starting Thursday, June 24 at 7:30 PM at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.. Stoney will be the keynote speaker at the Alternative Media Festival on July 31 at the University of Indianapolis, where he will premiere his new film, GETTING OUT. [Additional information] 

Current Federal Law Regarding Public, Educational and Governmental Access television procedures and content

The following is called the "complete universe" of federal law that speaks specifically  to  public, educational and governmental access TV content, facilities, and procedures.

Media Mergers, Lies, and Broadband Video Control:
Why the Comcast and Time Warner Takeover of Adelphia Harms the Public Interest

Diverse Community Programming and a Nondiscriminatory Internet at Stake as the Two Cable Giants seek FCC and FTC Approval

by Center for Digital Democracy: Washington Watch

Ever ravenous to swallow up more media properties, Comcast and Time Warner are poised to jointly carve up Adelphia Communications (which currently has 5 million cable subscribers).  Comcast and Time Warner, the first and second largest U.S. cable operators respectively--expect to acquire the fifth largest cable company with hardly a whisper of protest from the two federal regulatory agencies responsible for its approval (FTC and FCC) or from Congress.