Gov. supports community TV
At least one of our frequent posters will like this.
posted by David Campbell @ 12:20 PM
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Advertisement |
||
|
|
|
|
 |
Subscribe Subscribe via RSS |
| Advertisement |
Local in the Know Directories
Other Local Perspectives
 The Bruce Report by: Alec Bruce |
 Atlantic Insight by: Bill Belliveau |
 Half an Hour by: Stephen Downes |
 Local Moncton Web by: David Jonah |
 The Sorry Centrist by: Scott Mackay |
Links of Note
Previous
- Massive data centre put in rural NY
- NB exports to the EU down
- Stuck in rut - Exhibit A
- We need a think tank
- N.B. must dare to consider deficits
- Bruce-ian logic prevails
- One final point about rural depopulation
- How long before ‘New Government’ gets old?
- Depends on what your definition of 'is' is
- Twilight zone redux
About Me
- Name: David Campbell
- Location: Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
Looking forward to the day when New Brunswick is truly 'booming'.
1 Comments:
Cape Breton doesn't help NB any:) I don't think there are any community television channels of that sort in New Brunswick. St. Andrews has a station, but it doesn't have much business backing, like I posted earlier, there is an acadian who is developing a television station but it doesn't have much business backing yet.
It's actually quite painful to hear all the 'good news from everywhere else'. That shows that government doesn't take the initiative, local people and businesses need to 'step up' to get these things off the ground first. In a province with such a media monopoly this is more important to NB than anywhere else.
Post a Comment
<< Home