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No sound or closed captions on Verizon's FIOS either.
And yes, it is available on youtube.
Much of the ongoing confusion on PPS communications, responses to questions, failure to have a stenographer at Education Meetings, and disruptions on telecasts appear to be deliberate and/or evasive.
But pointing it out to PPS is an exercise in futility.
Why does it sound like some boardmembers are whispering at the June legislative meeting? Both Sumpter and Shealey are either speaking very softly or something is wrong with the mics on that side of the room.
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You can watch on youtube though:
http://www.youtube.com/user/ppstubetv
I HAVE Comcast with no sound.
No closed caption.
I pay tsxes for this method of broadcast.
I have had enough of their media relations.
Maybe we should start another thread and we should write a scripted televised broadcast
for the Board as talking heads.
Additionally, with cllosed caption
No sound or closed captions on Verizon's FIOS either.
And yes, it is available on youtube.
Much of the ongoing confusion on PPS communications, responses to questions, failure to have a stenographer at Education Meetings, and disruptions on telecasts appear to be deliberate and/or evasive.
But pointing it out to PPS is an exercise in futility.
Didn't they pay for this service? Sheesh, now we will need more consultants to fix this.
Why does it sound like some boardmembers are whispering at the June legislative meeting? Both Sumpter and Shealey are either speaking very softly or something is wrong with the mics on that side of the room.
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