CREATOR AWARDS GETTING CLOSE! Now less than two weeks away – the Second Annual Massachusetts Creator Awards take place at ICON Night Club in Boston on January 29, 2019. Every entrant is awarded two free admission tickets. Please be sure to get
REPLY COMMENTS TO THE FCC The initial deadline for comments regarding the FCC’s proposed rulemaking has passed, but filings in reply to comments made before the deadline will be accepted until December 14th at 11:59 pm. We encourage all of
Comments were submitted to the FCC on November 14th 2018 by The Cohen Law Group on behalf of Mass Access. You are welcome to read the comments here, which we believe strongly articulate the reasons why the pending action at
MassAccess is pleased to announce that Brett Poirier and Jonathan Grabowski have been appointed to our board effective immediately. Jonathan and Brett are the first two additions in MassAccess’ board expansion plan. More new board members are being considered and
As you’ve likely heard, MassAccess has hired the Cohen Law Group to help us develop and file comments of opposition to the FCC’s Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC 18-131. If passed, these rule changes will have historic and
If you haven’t done so already, please consider helping us out by filling out the MassAccess Revenue Survey Many New England PEG centers have noticed significant losses in revenue, especially from Comcast over the last year. In some cases, this is
TAKE PART IN OUR FUTURE PLANS MassAccess will be holding a strategic management forum later this month. We’ll be discussing all the issues that face our industry and how we can be of better service to our members. Please take
June 28, 2018 BOSTON – Community Media Channels in Massachusetts are one step closer to reaching parity with other cable offerings today after the Senate voted in favor of S. 2577, An Act to Support Community Access Television. Sponsored by Sen.
In the midst of a very crazy week, MassAccess would like to make an important announcement surrounding our organizational structure. Many of you likely have heard that our Treasurer, Organizer, Advocate and Friend Dana Healy resigned her position with MassAccess
Community Media’s aspiration of broadcasting in high-definition and having individual shows listed on program guides took a big step toward reality today as the Senate Committee on Ways and Means advanced bill S. 1857 – An Act to Support Community
