How about:
http://www.cascadelink.org/access/networks.html
http://www.opan.org/news/static/articles/story39.cfm
or
http://www.metrotv.org/
http://www.continet.com/jmw/ctv/page0001.htm (ack!  continet.com is old and was acquired by pacinfo!)

I say boradcast the heck out of it.  Online, OTA, even audio on the radio... cascade free radio might be interested, among others -- the Jefferson public radio might be a good place too.  Some of our booth partners at the Country Fair are involved in radio:  KBOO, KRVM, and Indymedia PDX.  I suppose red tapes leads to a point of diminishing returns, but maybe you could recruit an excitable high-schooler to deal with the paperwork as a civic volunteerism project or something...

   Ben



On 2/8/06, Bob Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Patrick R. Wade wrote:

> To avoid opening a political can of worms, i will say that have a video
> on DVD of a recent meeting we were at, that we would like to broadcast
> via public access television.

If you put it up on community access TV, you'll spend a month fighting
red tape, and then all of 3.4 people will see it.

Put it on the web instead.

--
Bob Miller                              K<bob>
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