Can Tv

Chicago Access Network Television, also known as CAN TV, is an independent nonprofit organization established in 1983 to administer and promote the use of Chicago s public access channels. It provides video training, equipment, facilities and channel time for Chicago residents and nonprofit groups. Its five local, noncommercial channels reach more than 1 million viewers in the city of Chicago. CAN TV has received awards at the local, state and national level for its programming and services. It offers free, one-hour orientation session to Chicago residents that outline CAN TV s programming and services in detail. Its nonprofit services include interactive bulletin boards, tape submission, production support and event coverage.

CAN TV, established by the City of Chicago in 1983, is dedicated to maximizing the involvement of Chicago residents and groups in cable television. With five local cable channels and over 140 hours of original programming each week, CAN TV provides a platform for every Chicagoan to have a voice on cable television through video training, facilities, equipment, and channel time for residents and nonprofit organizations. Delivering hyper-local programming and coverage of community events, CAN TV reaches more than one million viewers in the city of Chicago, offering a diverse range of content and opportunities for engagement. Committed to empowering the local community, CAN TV plays a vital role in fostering communication, creativity, and civic participation through its extensive programming and support services.Generated from the website