Vermont Access Network

Promoting & Supporting Vermont’s Community Media Access Centers

The Vermont Access Network is a professional membership organization established to promote an interest in, and the effective operation and advancement of Vermont’s twenty-five Public, Educational and Government (PEG) Access Management Organizations (AMOs).

Our Mission is to further the goals of these AMOs, and to foster free speech, enable interconnectivity, and facilitate community discourse through the use of up-to-date Cable and Internet technologies.

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What are Community Media Access Centers?

Vermont's Access Centers (CMACs) are the nonprofit, interactive, community-based alternative to broadcast commercial and public TV. We cover local meetings and events, offer residents free equipment and training to produce their own programs, and provide free cable television channel time and an Internet platform to exhibit programs, announce local events and celebrate our First Amendment rights to free speech. We are officially called "Access Management Organizations" (AMOs) that provide PEG Access services under State regulation.

Promoting & Supporting Vermont’s Community Media Access Centers

What are Community Media Access Centers?

What is PEG Access?

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