In Opposition to Comcast Cable Part Two

People in Opposition to Comcast Cable – Part Two

The City of Wilmington, Delaware announced that a survey to evaluate Comcast Cable Service was mailed to residents.  This survey will help the Cable Video and Telecommunications Commission develop the future needs of the community and assess the current level of service provided by Comcast Cable.  City leaders are following up rumors that Comcast Cable wants to shut-down live community programming after over thirty years of service.  Residents have voiced their concern about Community Cable Stations Channel 28 and 190. The Leased Access Producers Association (LAPA) is asking Wilmington citizens to sign a card pledging to change their Video Service Provider if Comcast Cable shuts the local community station down. Comcast Cable’s Franchise Agreement expires with the City of Wilmington October 2010.  The people own the right-of-ways and the air waves not a corporation or the government. Wilmington’s cable channel 28 was the stepping stone to the political support of current Vice President Joe Biden, who appeared on many local channel 28 television shows to sustain his career?

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