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Public access
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a right given to people to broadcast their own programs on television or radio channels
What is "public access"?
Public access refers to a service that allows members of the public to create and broadcast their own television or radio programs. These programs are typically shown on community channels or stations, which are available for free or at a low cost. Public access is designed to provide a platform for people to share information, express ideas, and entertain, without needing to be part of the traditional media industry. It encourages local involvement and gives individuals a chance to reach a broader audience.
Examples
The local cable station offers public access for anyone who wants to create their own show.
She used the public access channel to broadcast her cooking tutorials.
