The historical swearing in and inaugural address of President Barack Obama
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Martin Luther King Marchers 2009
The 411 Show goes to the 2009 Martin Luther King march in San Antonio TX. San Antonio hosts the largest march in the country in honor of Dr. King. Marchers honored Dr. King and new President Barack Obama. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)
Martin Luther King March 2009
Mari and Danielle with the 411 Show talk to youth at the 2009 Martin Luther King march in San Antonio TX. San Antonio hosts the largest march in the country in honor of Dr. King. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)
Sunday, January 18, 2009
A New and Old New Year’s Eve
Thoughts from the young and the old on New Years Eve 2009. Filmed in San Antonio Texas at the Inn on the Riverwalk. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv)
Friday, January 09, 2009
Los Angeles reeling from loss of Public Access Channels, Studios
By Ron Cooper, Access Sacramento: LA Public Access Producers Make Second Appeal to Attorney General
Please go the link below and leave your comments and words of encouragement. Forward to others interested in open government and the public's right to free speech. Keep in mind the following:
Duplicity -- The LA City Council blames the State Legislature for DIVCA. Fabian Nunez and Lloyd Levine are both Los Angeles political leaders, well known to all of Southern CA. As leaders of the 2006 State Assembly, Nunez and Levine took the AT&T language, millions of dollars in campaign money, and co-authored DIVCA insisting DIVCA would not be discriminatory to LA/CA. people of color and lower income households. In fact, DIVCA has eliminated Spanish as a second language (SAP), hundreds of hours of other-than-English programming, permitted AT&T and others to "cherry-pick" lucrative neighborhoods for cable service, and closed down production studios and channels serving the many Angelenos without local access to electronic media, facilities and training. Cable rates have not decreased and infrastructure promised by AT&T is yet to be constructed.
Deceit -- The LA City Council made no serious attempt to (1) inform LA residents of the impending Time Warner shutdown and made no attempt to publicly investigate alternative scenarios, (2) The Council continues to use the financial crunch as the rationale for closure even though the City continues to collect $25 million per year in cable television franchise fees and millions more in Utility taxes exclusively from cable ser vices, (3) The City will soon collect another $5 million (an additional 1% permitted under DIVCA) exclusively for PEG related expenses. (4) With Public Access eliminated (the four channels are designated "Educational and Government Access only"), these funds will go exclusively to Government Access programming providing additional and well funded face time for local elected officials and complete editorial control, effectively silencing their local rivals, critics and pundits.
Anti-democratic -- The U.S. Constitution protects the public's right to speak from the chilling effect and outright censorship of government officials. The orchestrated way in which DIVCA was rushed through the CA legislature by Nunez and Levine in return for millions in campaign donations from AT&T, the negative impact on the voices of LA residents, the loss of public resources without serious efforts by local government to "serve and protect" its citizens, the financial gain to be achieved for LA government, the direction of public funds to serve at the exclusive pleasure of elected officials, and the cynical manipulation and deceit of the public by local leadership stands out as a striking example of censorship by government and violation of Los Angeles citizen's Constitutional rights.
This is abuse of power on a massive scale -- the Big Lie, Los Angeles Water and Power revisited, and an insult to all who believe in democratic ideals, due process, transparency of government, and free speech.
Please read and respond to the link below..... thank you
Ron Cooper, Executive Director
Access Sacramento
4623 T Street
Sacramento, CA. 95819
(916) 456-8600 #112
http://savepublicaccess.wordpress.com/2009/01/07/attorney-general-2nd-request/
Saturday, January 03, 2009
New Years Eve on the Riverwalk
Roland from the Springtime65 Show celebrates New year's Eve at the Inn on the Riverwalk with the Inn Keepers Johanna Gardener and Scott Kiltoff. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Thursday, January 01, 2009
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