LRB Report No.4,1995

Public, Education, and Government
Cable Television Access in Hawai'i:
Unscrambling the Signals


ENDNOTES CHAPTER 5


 1.  DCCA Decision and Order No. 148, concerning Chronicle
     Cablevision, currently requires Chronicle to pay either the
     fixed rate in the franchise agreement or three percent of
     its gross revenues on the island of Maui, and two percent
     for the islands of Moloka'i and Lana'i.

 2.  Akaku needs the two week lead time to send its program
     roster to the TV data service, which is located in New York.

 3.  The consortium consists of one representative each from the
     DOE, MCC, Maui county administration, Maui County Council, a
     member of the Akaku board, the general manager of Akaku, and
     each of the cable companies serving Maui county.


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