Independents on Television

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• Video: Approaching Independents Bibliography

• The Independent Producer and Public Television: Independents Air Their Gripes Bibliography

  Conference sponsored by Global Village and the Museum of Modern Art, in association with WNET.

• Independent Television-makers and Public Communications Policy: A Seminar Conference to Promote Telecommunications Diversity for the 1980s Bibliography

  Working Papers on independents and the system and on legislation. Presented June 6-8, 1979.

• The Independents, Media Arts Centers and Public Television. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy Bibliography

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• Independent Television Makers and Public Communications Policy: A Seminar-Conference to Promote Telecommunications for Diversity in the 1980's. The Television Establishment, The Independent Producer, and the Search for Diversity Bibliography

• Media Independents Push for Access Bibliography

  Independent video and film producers increased political organizing to gain programming and funding access; AIVF lobbied the Corporation for Public Broadcasting during its reorganization after the Carnegie Commission report and advocated a clear definition of independents and Program Fund set-asides. A dispute at WNET-Channel 13 over four peer-panel-selected films produced the Coalition To Make Public Television Public, meetings with president Jay Iselin on Feb. 11 and a protest at Lincoln Center on Feb. 24, and scrutiny of station finances. Independent feature filmmakers formed the Independent Feature Project (director Joy Pereths) after a New York Film Festival market (Sept. 1979); national organizing includes a Minnewaska meeting (April 1979) leading to a NAMAC conference in Boulder (May 29–31).