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East Wake Television is a community access government channel on Time-Warner Cable
and AT&T U-Verse. EWTV is operated under a inter-municipal agreement by
the four towns of Knightdale, Rolesville, Wendell and Zebulon, North Carolina.
EWTV is a non-profit organization with a studio behind Knightdale Town Hall.
Operating Rules
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Channel 22 rules are established and may be revised by the Town Managers of
Knightdale, Rolesville, Wendell and Zebulon. Rules shall conform to all
active cable franchise agreements and to FCC regulations.
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Channel 22
shall be a government channel.
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Channel 22
shall not be a public access channel.
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We do not solicit, accept or play commercial advertising.
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Channel 22 accepts sponsorships for the actual cost of producing its
shows. We may play a PBS style sponsor acknowledgement, which is normally
a 15-second on-air acknowledgement.
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Donations are accepted.
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The channel may display economic development activities of Knightdale,
Rolesville, Wendell and Zebulon.
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Channel 22 does not play campaign advertising for local, state or federal
office.
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Channel 22 does play updates given by current office holders representing
eastern Wake County.
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Channel 22 plays material only with the permission of the copyright or
license holder.
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Releases are required for individuals appearing on the channel unless the
content is recorded in a public place where there is no expectation of
privacy.
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Content may include informative, educational or entertaining items from the
four towns, the local public schools, the Chambers of Commerce and other
governments.
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Channel 22 will broadcast non-fundraiser informational slides and video from
501(c) (3) and 501 (c) (4) non-profit organizations registered with the NC
Secretary of State, providing (a) the organization is located in eastern
Wake County (b) the information directly benefits the general public of
eastern Wake County. Channel 22 will not broadcast information about any
type of fundraising activity by organizations other local governments and
schools. Any cost of production for such programming shall be paid by the
non-profit organization.
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