Public, educational and government (PEG) channels were moved...
Public, educational and government (PEG) channels were moved to channels in the 180s and 190s in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina by Charter Communications, said American Community Television (ACT) and Southeast Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors Friday in…
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a news release (http://bit.ly/Ug1o2e). Charter also eliminated basic tier service to municipal buildings “claiming the municipal building is a commercial service, requiring local governments and schools pay twice the monthly fee” to be able to receive their own PEG channels, the groups said. Charter is “openly hostile to PEG access television and municipalities,” ACT said. Charter had no immediate comment.