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BACK ON COURSE: HOW FREENETS CAN HELP TO STEER COMMUNITY
                TELEVISION TOWARDS ITS ORIGINAL VISION

By:  Darin Cosgrove

ABSTRACT:
   Critics of Canadian community access television argue that it has
   failed to live up to its original vision -- that it is not used by
   the people it was intended for as a democratizing form of citizen
   communication.  This paper looks at reasons why that is so, and ways
   in which community computer systems (FreeNets) -- the latest
   democratizing form of citizen communication -- can help to steer
   public access television back towards its original goals.

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Kent

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Kent Wakely                                    Internet: kwakely@uoguelph.ca
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