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Access Humboldt's 2018 Annual Report is now available. Use the links at left or above to view and download a PDF copy and find out about all the exciting projects and activities we've completed in the past year.
Selected highlights from 2018:
- ~20,000 hours of local programming
- 1,070 new programs
- 20 Eureka High School students certified to create content
- Media Lab productions including the Wonderful World of Watercolors
- Reports on advocacy and political efforts to preserve net neutrality
Legislature advances industry bill leaving telecom consumers at their mercy
Counties of Humboldt and Mendocino and many public interest groups opposed
AB 1366 would de-regulate all broadband telecommunications in California, prohibiting the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) from protecting consumers or requiring services for public safety, low income and rural communities.
Access Humboldt joined a coalition of consumer advocates and public interest groups in opposition to the measure. And County of Humboldt filed a strong letter of opposition that is available here: Testimony of Humboldt County opposing AB 1366.
At the first public hearing on AB1366 today (April 24, 2019) in the California Assembly Communications & Conveyance Committee, AT&T and other telecom corporations supported the bill, introduced by Assemblymember Gonzalez who chairs the Assembly Appropriations Committee. Video of that portion of the hearing is available here:
