Indianapolis Cable
Television and Public, Educational and Government Access (PEG) TV Related
LinksCable TV
Complaints for Indianapolis
Bright House Networks Local News and Reports
Phone: (317)
972-9700
Formerly Time Warner and also American Cablevision
The Buske
Group Archives
Papers and data on recent cable franchise renewals, and sample
documents and contracts for public access TV.
Comcast Local News and Reports
Phone: (317)
872-2225
Educational Televison Channel
(ETC) Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) Indianapolis Cable
Communications Agency Indianapolis Cable Franchise
Board Indianapolis Cable Franchise
Agreements and Ordinance Indianapolis City-County
Council Miller and Van Eaton, PLLC
Papers Spiegel & McDiarmid's
Publications
Includes papers by Attorney James N. Horwood on topics such as PEG
access and the law, political speech, public rights of way, and cable
franchising.
Telecommunications Act of 1996
TotaLink
Local News and Reports WCTY Channel 16 government
access channel
Other PEG Access Television
Links The Alliance for Community
Media
Deep Dish Television
Network
National grassroots satellite network
Fort Wayne public access
television Free Speech Internet Television
Webcasting
of over 500 audio/video productions
Local Cable
Organizing
Excellent resource with cable television and refranchising news from around
the country.
The Global VillageCommunity
Access Television list
Worldwide links to 560 Public Access Television sites in 19
countries
The History of Public Access
TV
by Bill
Olson
Monroe County Community Access
Television Services (CATS) (Bloomington, IN)
Paper Tiger
Television
Over 200 programs "reading" mass media
PEGChannels.com
eMagazine of Public,
Access and Government Access Channels
Public Access: Fortifying the
Electronic Soapbox
Roberts, Jason. (October 1994). Federal Communications Law
Journal. Vol. 47, No. 1.
Public Access, Cable and Satellite
on the Media Reform Network
News and national
e-activism.
Public Access
TV News and Resources with Timeline
Excellent resources on public access TV including activism, news, history and timelines. By Bill Huston.
Public Access Awareness
Association San Francisco Community
Television Corporation's list of public access cites Websites of PEG Access
Centers Whitewater Community Television
(Richmond, IN)
Activism, Media Reform and
Alternative Media Related Links
The Alliance for Community
Media
The Benton
Foundation
The Benton Foundation works to realize the social benefits made possible by
the public interest use of communications.
Advocacy Video: Producing
Change
Blue Pear
Organic Media Hub
The Center
for Public Integrity: "Well Connected"
Influence peddling reports
and news on the FCC and big media. Includes earchable media ownership database.
Citizens for Independent Public
Broadcasting
Putting the PUBLIC back into public broadcasting
Deep Dish Television
Network
National grassroots satellite network
Fairness and Accuracy in
Reporting (FAIR)
National media watch group that offers well-documented criticism of
media bias and censorship and promotion of activism.
Free Press Media Reform
Network
Founded by author and professor Robert McChesney, Free Press is a
national non-profit media reform organization and sponsor of the National
Conference on Media Reform.
Free Speech Internet
Television
Webcasting of over 500 audio/video productions and webhosting
HUD's Neighborhood
Networks
Independent Media
Center
Indymedia is a collective of independent media organizations and hundreds of
journalists offering grassroots, non-corporate coverage. Indymedia is a
democratic outlet for the creation of radical, accurate, and passionate tellings
of truth.
Independent Televison
Services
Funding and education for innovative independent television
producers.
Indiana Find News and
Media
The Media Tank
An innovative non-profit organization working to bring together media arts,
education and activism to build broader awareness and support for media as a
vital civic, cultural and communications resource.
MediaScope
Promoting constructive
depictions of health and social issues in media
New Mexico Media Literacy
Project
Progressive Television
Coalition
(Indianapolis)
Project
Censored
Explores and publicizes important stories that are censored.
Reclaim the
Media
Take Back the
Media
Take Back The Media is a cooperative project by progressive American
citizens. We are dismayed at the pro-government, pro-corporate bias shown by
American media, and we intend to do something about it.
Teen Health and the
Media
"Using the power of media literacy, we encourage young people to
make healthy choices and to interact with the media both as critical viewers and
creators."
Using
Grassroots Documentary Films for Political Change
Outreach Tips for
Nonprofits and Activist Organizations
The Video Activist
Network
Videomaker
Magazine
Local Indianapolis Film Organizations
and Festivals
The Bubakar
Awards
"The Oscars have spawned a great number of parodies, knock-off, and
alternatives (such as The Bubakar Awards, who hold their annual anti-Oscar gala
on the same night in not-so-star-studded Indianapolis, Indiana)."
InStyle, March 2001
The Film Commune
Heartland Film
Festival
The Indiana Film
Commission
"the most up-to-date film and video resources, crew listings and the latest
on casting calls, and film events in Hoosierwood"
The Indiana Film
Society
Indianapolis Gay and Lesbian
Film Festival
Indy Film
Forums
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