CHANNELS AND FACILITIES FOR PUBLIC, EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENTAL USE Sample Clauses

The "Channels and Facilities for Public, Educational and Governmental Use" clause requires a service provider, such as a cable operator, to allocate specific channels and related facilities for use by the public, educational institutions, and government entities. In practice, this means setting aside certain broadcast or cable channels that local schools, community groups, or government agencies can use to air programming, such as city council meetings, educational content, or community announcements. The core function of this clause is to ensure that diverse community voices have access to media platforms, promoting transparency, education, and civic engagement by reserving space for non-commercial, community-focused content.
CHANNELS AND FACILITIES FOR PUBLIC, EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENTAL USE. (a) Access Channels (1) The Franchisee shall make available to all Subscribers on its system four
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CHANNELS AND FACILITIES FOR PUBLIC, EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENTAL USE. (a) Access Channels (1) The Grantee shall make available to all Subscribers on the System at least five (5) video Channels for public, educational and governmental use, which Channels shall be in addition to any capacity provided on the Institutional Network pursuant to Section 6(h). (2) The Grantee shall provide any Access Channels on the lowest level of service throughout the life of the Franchise, or if there is no basic tier (e.g., if a basic tier is not required by federal law and federal law does not prohibit the City from requiring a basic tier and the City imposes the same requirements on all Cable Service providers in the City over which the City has jurisdiction to do so), the Grantee shall provide the Access Channels as part of the Cable Service provided to any Subscriber, at no additional charge, and so that the channels are viewable by the Subscriber without the need for additional equipment. If Channels are selected through a menu system, the Access Channels shall be displayed as prominently as commercial programming choices offered by Grantee. (3) At such time as the City authorizes conversion of an analog PEG Channel to digital format on the System, the City may request and the Grantee shall within six months migrate such PEG Channel to digital format, and Grantee shall install such headend equipment as is necessary to cablecast in high definition format PEG programming produced in such format. (4) Access channel assignments shall be the same throughout the System. Access channel assignments shall not be changed unless there is good cause and the City consents to the change. Such consent to a channel assignment change shall not be unreasonably withheld. Any such reassignment must be to a Channel of technical quality at least equivalent to that of other Channels on the System. In the event of such a reassignment, Grantee shall pay the costs of all equipment reasonably required due to the reassignment, and shall provide notices to educate viewers as to the reassignment. In the event Grantee makes any change in the Cable System and related equipment, or facilities or in its signal delivery technology, which would have a material adverse impact on the transmission or signal quality of Access programming, the Grantee shall at its own expense take all necessary steps to ensure that, at a minimum, such quality is maintained at no less than the previous level. (5) Upon the conversion of the entire Cable System to digital transmission or December 31...
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