Tag: Worcester MA

WCCA TV NEWS and INFORMATION Round Up: August 6, 2015

NOTE: This particular blog entry may be updated during the date of release. # # # BIG NEWS FOR WORCESTER WCCA TV is TV BY, FOR, and OF, the PEOPLE / public access community media. WCCA is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization that serves as an anchor institution that stands for Media Democracy, MEDIA LITERACY… Continue reading WCCA TV NEWS and INFORMATION Round Up: August 6, 2015

WCCA TV Newsletter for July 2015

I am constantly amazed at the level and volume of programming produced by our community media members, volunteers, staff and interns. CONGRATULATIONS and THANK YOU to all of you who selflessly spend your time, generously, to building community through electronic community media at WCCA TV. This is a massive creative undertaking and really is a… Continue reading WCCA TV Newsletter for July 2015

The City of Worcester takes a stand to ask Cable Giant Charter Communications to NOT relocate the PEG channels, and now this morning, PUBLIC ACCESS is not as accessable

PAYBACK ???? You may have read this: http://worcestermag.com/2014/10/20/worcester-city-manager-ed-augustus-threatens-lawsuit-charter/28266 and this morning. . . If you are trying to find WCCA TV 13 on cable in parts of Worcester, GOOD LUCK ! Some might find us on cable channel 194, others will find themselves with Set Top Box problems, confusing preview guides, no reference to WCCA… Continue reading The City of Worcester takes a stand to ask Cable Giant Charter Communications to NOT relocate the PEG channels, and now this morning, PUBLIC ACCESS is not as accessable

Boy Scout Troop 9 visits WCCA TV to give the People’s Channel an award

Boy Scout Troop 9 visits WCCA TV has been posted on the WCCA website at here Boy Scout Quinsigamond District Troop 9, led by Scoutmaster, John Atlas, toured WCCA TV 13 in Worcester and presented them with a hand-made poster they created in appreciation of all that WCCA TV does for the community. Mauro DePasquale,… Continue reading Boy Scout Troop 9 visits WCCA TV to give the People’s Channel an award

WCCA TV NEWSLETTER February 2014

WCCA TV Newsletter, February 2014 All Happening at WCCA TV Are you a member of WCCA TV’s Circle of Friends? Find out how can help underwrite our fine WCCA TV local programs. Contact joseph@wccatv.com today. Happy Belated Valentine’s Day! It’s cold outside, but don’t worry. There is plenty of love coming through your TV screen… Continue reading WCCA TV NEWSLETTER February 2014

Worcester Resident offers an open video letter to City Manager and City Council

Here is a resident of Worcester with an open letter to the City Manager and the City Council Her testimony echos what we have documented at all of the community public hearings, cable franchise ascertainment hearings, cable committee meetings, and cable related community forums. We hope the City Administration and the Council will listen and… Continue reading Worcester Resident offers an open video letter to City Manager and City Council

WCCA TV presents “Exposure With Mosher” nuturing the local economy

“Exposure with Mosher” Local Entrepreneurs has been posted on the WCCA website and is now available for ON-DEMAND viewing at Exposure With Mosher WCCA TV, an institution for Media Democracy and Creative Innovation, is the place for Worcester to LEARN CREATE and CONNECT ! WCCA TV’s “Exposure With Mosher” spotlights early-stage entrepreneurs and work-ready jobseekers… Continue reading WCCA TV presents “Exposure With Mosher” nuturing the local economy

Another exciting example of why WCCA TV / Public Access Community Media matters

WCCA TV 13 Programs connects the world with Worcester while making meaningful impact toward peace and non-violent solutions. Congratulations to TV 13 community television producer Virgina Swain for giving us another example why public access television matters. Enjoy the following article which was written by Melissa McKeon of the Worcester Telegram found in today’s T&G:… Continue reading Another exciting example of why WCCA TV / Public Access Community Media matters