Brian Moura

Telecommunications Policy Analyst, Reason Foundation

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Assistant City Manager in the City of San Carlos, a member of the Telecommunications Task Force at the League of California Cities

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Public access channels on Cable TV provide access to city council meetings and other official events, and to anyone else who can figure out how to produce a program.  They were a quid…

Can Public Access Television Survive the Telecom Revolution?

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