You have to be really old to remember when Spiro Agnew characterized American intellectuals as an effete corps of impudent snobs a mouthful in any age, but pretty accurate despite its prolixity. In those days, the impudent snobs urged, Kill your TV! Today, the snobs' grandchildren have commuted television's death sentence, condemning it instead to life on arcane, esoteric web-enabled channels like OCTT, Channel 13. Think of OCTT, Channel 13, as the official wonk channel, at least as much as the several CSPAN networks. In fact, in the digital age, OCTT may put the belt in beltway, because, if it is on or about or even vaguely related to DC cable television, it is regulated or broadcast by OCTT. Name a Congressional committee, no mater how obscure, and you will find its proceedings on-demand on OCTT. On any random day, you will find everything from the Committee on Human Services to hearings on Government Operations and the Environment. OCTT also manages the District's educational channels, and it offers its own original programming. Tune in every week for programs designed to teach you all about visiting, living in, or working in the nation's capital. OCTT empowers you to be as impudently snobbish as all your hardcore intellectual friends.

CFM-TV is the local government TV channel of Fort Myers served 58,000 population of this area. Watch CFM-TV live to learn about Fort Myers Online Services such as City Meetings, Agendas, Meeting Videos. The channel is the source of in-time and relevant information about: Fort Myers City Ordinances, Local Vacant Properties, Fort Myers Road Closures and Weather Forecast for the area. The channel also features current affairs info concerning Golf Courses, Harborside Event Center, Fort Myers Imaginarium, Historical Museum of Fort Myers, Recreation Activities, Farmers Market Events, Skatium, Fort Myers Beaches and Yacht Basin.

While WUWF, the television station representing the University of West Florida, does get a small amount of funding from state and federal grant money, the bulk of its financing is derived through multi-million dollar funding and with contributions from the local listeners and through funds provided from the University of West Florida. The late Dr. Thomas K Perry help found WUWF in 1981 with the intention of it becoming a way to promote and influence local arts while offering the entertainment value of things such as the Pensacola Jazz Festival, Pensacola Cultural Center, Pensacola Museum of Art, and Great Gulf Coast Arts Festival. Several historic theaters and museums have been renovated through the funds gathered in support of them, making WUWF responsible for bringing in those funds in large amounts. Look for some entertaining programming on WUWF. Up for some pilates? Check out Pilates core training or perhaps the classic arts showcase interests you. Maybe Watchtower productions or Alternate Focus: Universal Jurisdiction will spark your interest or imagination. There is something for everyone on WUWF at any time of day or night which can also be streamed via the internet.

Gwinnett TV is the government TV channel of Gwinnett County, Georgia established and run by Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners. Gwinnett TV mission is to inform citizens about government activities, current affairs, local news and events. The channel features lots of own-produced programming like: Eye On Gwinnett: Gwinnett County News, Gwinnett County Public Library Overview, Georgia 4-H, Vision - Gwinnett Now and Tomorrow, Eye On Gwinnett Extra: MLK Day Celebration, Senior Services Center Ribbon Cutting, Recorder's Court: Judge Rodney Harris Swearing In Ceremony, Gwinnett Technology Forum: Growing In A Recession, Sugarloaf Parkways Extension Ribbon Cutting - Phase II, Staying Active in Gwinnett - Gwinnett Senior Citizens, REPLAY - Board of Commissioners Public Hearing, From If to When: The Reality of the Pan-Flu Threat, Gwinnett Technology Forum: Transformation of Healthcare I.T., Gwinnett Reads: Sara Gruen, Presento Mi Caso, Pandemic Flu: Individual and Family Preparedness, Medical Reserve Corps, Dangerous Work: Trench Safety, Septic Tank Maintenance Workshop, The Challenge of Stormwater Runoff, The Gwinnett Force: Cyber Bullying, Growing In Gwinnett: Mental Wellness, Meth Impact Seminar, Detention Pond Maintenance Workshop, Rain Gardens for Home Landscapes, I Present My Case, People Helping People: Mentoring, In The Fight, Gwinnett Reads: Sara Gruen and Army Newswatch.

Local channel 199 is Palm Coast Municipal Access. We offer a schedule including non commercial education and government programming on a twenty four hour seven days a week basis. Through PCMA local viewers in the Flagler County area can view what's happening in local government and see who and how their children are being educated. By promoting citizen involvement the community overall comes out the winner. PCMA is not a public access channel but rather a venue to direct government and educational information with a schedule that reflects local interests, emergency service operations, and general information regarding local government services. PCMA TV199 is the place to find complete coverage of your local government meetings as well as explanation as to how government functions for you. Many original locally produced and special interest programs are to be found as well as documentaries and magazine type programming. PSA's (Public Service Announcements) help keep the citizens informed about events and services which are government sponsored. Students with an interest in video production find PCMA the place for real time training and experience. After all, this is YOUR Public Access channel.

Vision TV is a government information channel 198. It has programming about government services, activities, and issues of social life of Florida.