Add to ORKGThis paper examines performance issues concerning local public, educational and govern-ment (PEG) access channels. The study is based on a survey of cable subscribers in a major metropolitan market. The findings suggest that community access channels compare favor-ably with many satellite-delivered channels, though viewership is not strongly related to the use of other media. Open-ended responses suggest that meetings are the most commonl
This study examined the current audience for cable access television in one of the fastest growing m...
Historically public participation did not develop from some belief in democracy or duty but rather f...
An increasing desire on the part of the public to have more control over the environment in which th...
Utilizing a regionally diversified sample of cable viewers to in estigate viewer patronage of commun...
This research documents current practices used to evaluate public access cable television. Five comm...
Cable television has become one of the fastest growing and most successful forms of mass information...
This thesis provides local viewership data in order to test some of the assumptions which underlie t...
Greenwich Cablevision Limited ran Britain's first Community Television experiment from July 1972 to ...
This report discusses public, educational, and governmental (PEG) access channels that are set aside...
The vast majority of cable television systems in the United States operate as privately-owned monopo...
Historically public participation did not develop from some belief in democracy or duty but rather f...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 84-87)Analysts project a pay cable television market pene...
ABSTRACT. Noting the difficulties communication departments have in providing students with televisi...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study is to research into public-access channels of cable television...
This thesis has explored the opinions of pay-cable television subscribers in Muncie, Indiana relativ...
This study examined the current audience for cable access television in one of the fastest growing m...
Historically public participation did not develop from some belief in democracy or duty but rather f...
An increasing desire on the part of the public to have more control over the environment in which th...
Utilizing a regionally diversified sample of cable viewers to in estigate viewer patronage of commun...
This research documents current practices used to evaluate public access cable television. Five comm...
Cable television has become one of the fastest growing and most successful forms of mass information...
This thesis provides local viewership data in order to test some of the assumptions which underlie t...
Greenwich Cablevision Limited ran Britain's first Community Television experiment from July 1972 to ...
This report discusses public, educational, and governmental (PEG) access channels that are set aside...
The vast majority of cable television systems in the United States operate as privately-owned monopo...
Historically public participation did not develop from some belief in democracy or duty but rather f...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 84-87)Analysts project a pay cable television market pene...
ABSTRACT. Noting the difficulties communication departments have in providing students with televisi...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study is to research into public-access channels of cable television...
This thesis has explored the opinions of pay-cable television subscribers in Muncie, Indiana relativ...
This study examined the current audience for cable access television in one of the fastest growing m...
Historically public participation did not develop from some belief in democracy or duty but rather f...
An increasing desire on the part of the public to have more control over the environment in which th...