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Dear Bob, in regards to this message to Niels Petersen.
> >> This one calls itself Briz-31
> HC> Aha, and it differentiates itself from regular commercial telivision
> NP> It's operating on a temporary licence dunno much else, I don't watch
> NP> I runs under the Umbrella of RTV Renaissance Television. their motto
> CH31 Sydney is now off the air,
Aha.
> having run for 11 years on their "temporary" licence.
Aha, obviously somebodys definition of "temporary" is a bit lax.
> The replacement won't transmit (if it ever does) until 2005.
Which is a while off, if as you say, it happens at all.
> How hard would it have been to provide another channel?
That is a verry good question.
> I assume that Public Access TV in Oz is about to go the way of free
> eductation,
Aha.
> Medicare,
Aha.
> and the rest.
One should never assume or presume anything, i certainly intend trying to
prevent that happening.
> Thank you,
Indeed.
> Johnny Shitface.
Over my dead body Johnny Shitface.
> RTV was only part of the story.
Good to read.
> CH31 *daytime* ran under Renaissance TV which was fairly-well
organised > showing old unwanted (by commercial stations) series
and old movies.
Yes RTV is very well organised if completely unoriginal and apparently
proud of it and borring as hell in parts.
> All the crap no open else wanted.
Aha, crap is right.
> I watched Victory at Sea again.
How many times?.
> The rest was a shambles of mostly ethnic programs for overseas (in
foreign > language with some Emglish) plus genuine public access.
Aha, aimed at any specific demographic?, here its seems it is aimed
directly at the University students.
> We had the anarchists,
Aha.
> amateur producers,
Aha.
> short films,
Aha.
> a vegan cooking program,
Aha, we have something like that only ours also seems to be a bit of a
devout god botherer as well.
> something indescribable (Blokes World) that seemed to promote
motocross and > prostitution,
We had that show i think, for all of about 5 minutes, i suspect one of this
states tragically large number of Family First or Christian Democrats
Voters happened across it while they were looking for either 77 Sunset
Strip or Benny Hinn
> standup comedians,
Aha.
> a medical program,
We have one of them too, i think ours comes from DWTV.
> and god only knows what!
DWTV's Lifestyle shows?.
> I actually watched it fairly regularly.
And the alternative is?.
> Blokes World was a hoot compared to Rove,
I would not know i never got to watch it, although i suspect you are right,
i suspect it had more intestinal fortitude then anything any commercial
telivision station would touch with a fourty foot pole.
> and the rest was wonderfully spontaneous,
Aha.
> anmateurish and stuffed up.
I dont particularly like amaturish and stuffed up, did you get Syncity?, i
Hate that shows hosts.
> All you needed was a video camera and something to say,
And it does not even have to be Original?
> and they'd give you a time slot of your own.
Which is great exept the something should be original IMO which IMO it far
too often is not.
> Admittedly the signal was bloody awful,
Yep.
> the wog-TV was a waste of space,
IYO.
> the levels were always wrong,
Aha.
> but it was interesting!
Yes it was.
> Which is more than you can say for the programming-crap TV serves up
in > 2004.
Amen, anyway ttfn.
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