The end of May also marks the end of this year’s SBE membership recruitment drive. Members who are listed on the application as the recruit’s sponsor will be eligible to win prizes donated by SBE more…
Tour of CMAC Community Media Access CollaborativeMeet at the CMAC Facility 1555 Van Ness Ave. Fresno (corner of Van Ness and Calaveras)
(Free parking in the lot on the NorthWest corner)
click HERE for Map FOOD & REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED
CMAC is a membership-based, non-profit corporation created to help local organizations, independent producers, non-profits, schools, public agencies and others better connect with our community through the use of media – primarily television and the web.
The Community Media Center is located in the Fresno Met building in downtown Fresno (map). This modern facility features a spacious 900 square foot production studio, private editing suites, meeting rooms, classroom space, and a computer lab, along with a variety of portable production gear. It also houses our automated broadcast center, which delivers programming to CMAC TV channels on Comcast, AT&T U-verse, and the Internet. The Media Center offers a full range of production tools and training at low cost to community users in Fresno and Clovis allowing organizations and independent producers to create their own TV programs and web content. CMAC also operates three television channels on Comcast and AT&T U-verse available for local organizations and independent producers to air programs they create.
Ken Holden, SBE 66 Chairman
It was such a success in March, that this month we are going to go on the road again for our April meeting. Join us for an informative tour of the modern Community Media Access Collaborative more…
The SBE RF Safety webinar will be presented on Wednesday, May 6 from 1 – 4:30 pm ET by RF safety expert Richard Strickland of RF Safety Solutions. The course provides an overview of RF radiation issues and practices for broadcasters. Course content is updated regularly. more…
The SBE submitted comments to the FCC on April 9 in response to the Public Notice in MB Docket No. 12-107 and MB Docket No. 11-43. The Public Notice responds to a petition filed by the National Association of Broadcasters more…
The Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) will hold its Broadcast Television Conference, May 13-14 at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in Washington, DC.
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Cocola Broadcasting Companies began as a dream – one man’s dream to explore non-traditional uses of the television medium. Gary Cocola was a forty-year veteran of radio and television when he decided to create an independent television station which would offer viewers local and alternative programming.
“One of my main goals,” says Gary Cocola, President and CEO of Cocola Broadcasting Companies “is to always come up with new ideas and then implement those ideas into reality.”
