Wbrw-Tv Information

WBRW TV is a public access television station serving Washington Townships. Public access TV stations like WBRW are funded largely from franchise fees paid by cable subscribers as part of their cable subscription. Public access TV stations like WBRW are independent entities, not affiliated with any cable operators, commercial networks or national public broadcasting service. WBRW TV provides extensive video coverage of local civic events, music concerts, school sports, local news, political forums and election events, and promotion of local non-profit organizations. The station's programs are created by and for local residents. Comcast cable subscribers in the Romeo/Washington/Bruce area can watch WBRW TV on cable channels 6 and 902. In addition, you can view what's on the channel, live, right here on this website, as well as on-demand access to an extensive video library of past programs. Anyone with broadband internet access-including mobile devices - can access WBRW's programming. Who manages WBRW TV? WBRW TV and its community media center, is managed by Michigan Community Media, Inc. (MiCM), an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is overseen by a Board of Directors. What is a community media center? Community media centers (CMC) provide individual residents, businesses, non-profits, schools, families and civic groups with access to video production facilities, equipment and training that enables them to produce their own programs. CMCs serve as a media town square where citizens can speak and be heard by their neighbors in powerful, direct, unfiltered ways. How can persons get involved here?