LA Public Access TV Could Be Less Accessible

LA Weekly’s Patrick Range McDonald documents the saga of public access television in LA:

It goes far beyond that. The normally slow and dithering City Council on December 3 unanimously voted to consolidate their control over public access and squeeze the citizen-producers onto Channel 36, an already jammed station run by the nonprofit L.A. Cable Television Access Corp., which airs noncontroversial content created by groups like University of Southern California or the L.A. World Affairs Council.

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