That is, jpeg was designed with the human viewing machinery in mind. He gave as evidence the statistic that individual Quebecois voluntarily choose locally produced programming. It seems even less obvious that cultures which are already similar to the U.S. should be denied as full an access as they wish. If they choose collectively to support better local programming, few argue. If some guardian chooses to limit access in the name of cultural protection, I, at least, wonder at the guardian's motives.
Culture is a dialogue.
Typically, this conference attracts 1,200 access professionals and producers from throughout the U.S. and other countries and will run for four days. Its theme is how to protect and advance public access to cable, internet, radio and other media. The committee is also interested in any other related topic and would welcome any suggestions you might have. To submit your proposal, write a one page description of topics, proposed guests and a breif description of your background. The deadline is January 31, 1995.