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April 03, 2012 News & Features » Cover Story

Station Break 

Channel 95: Once a force in the court of public opinion, the most accessible television station in Richmond is struggling. But does anyone care?

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Public-access television inspires a strange kind of love. It isn't love of fame. Public-access purists frown on self-promotion. It isn't an ironic love of the lo-fi. Nor is it geek love of technology, because public access has precious little of that…

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