Dr. Sharon Stover, Professor at the Radio, TV, Film Dept at UT Austin, gives the keynote speech at the Texas Community Media Summit on the current state of the community media landscape in Texas and nationally. Part 3.

Dr. Sharon Stover, Professor at the Radio, TV, Film Dept at UT Austin, gives the keynote speech at the Texas Community Media Summit on the current state of the community media landscape in Texas and nationally. Part 2.

Dr. Sharon Stover, Professor at the Radio, TV, Film Dept at UT Austin, gives the keynote speech at the Texas Community Media Summit on the current state of the community media landscape in Texas and nationally. Part 1.

Michael Verdi speaks at the 2008 Texas Community Media Summit in Austin TX about his work in the videoblog world. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Part 2.

Michael Verdi speaks during lunch on his work in the world of videoblogging. He talks about his work creating freevlog.org and in projects to raise funds for independent video producers.

Our local PBS station, KLRU, chose to air the Frontline two-part program, Bush's War, at 11:00 pm on both nights this March (the program will air tonight, March 24th, and Tuesday, March 25th).

On the five-year anniversary of this brutal war, burying the program in a late-night timeslot is extremely disappointing. If you find this action problematic, I encourage you to email the station manager at bill@klru.org.

I appreciate the programming KLRU provides, especially Frontline documentaries, but this was a poor decision by station management.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 9

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 8.

Session discussion at the Texas Community Media Summit held in Austin TX, March 1, 2008. The group discusses how community media makers add value to the local community compared with the mainstream media and how we can make a difference. Part 7