Can Public Access Television Survive the Telecom Revolution?

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On our rebroadcast of To the Point, the Big Three CEO's were back in Washington today, raising their survival request from $25 to $34 billion. Are their cars really that bad? Are the companies too important to too many people to let them fail? Also, Bratz dolls will now be owned by Mattel, which makes Barbie. Are Bratz a thing of the past? Also, a debate about Time Warner's elimination of public access channels in the City of LA.

On our rebroadcast of To the Point, the Big Three CEO's were back in Washington today, raising their survival request from $25 to $34 billion. Are their cars really that bad? Are the companies too important to too many people to let them fail? Also, public access channels will be eliminated in Los Angeles. Are they out of date or does Time Warner Cable just want more ways to make money? Also, have pre-teen girls seen the last of Bratz dolls?

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Credits

Host:

Warren Olney

Producers:

Katie Cooper, Sonya Geis