The Lights, Camera, Summer program was a huge success for Norwood Public Access (NPA) and its participants. The program allowed 15 students to learn about video production and create their own content, which was then broadcast on NPA-TV.
Board of Selectmen Approves Verizon FiOS Cable Franchise-August 23, 2007
Norwood selectmen approved a cable franchise for Verizon, making it the 55th Massachusetts town to get FiOS and giving residents a third TV provider alongside Comcast and Norwood Light.
Cablevision Announces Rate Increases for Norwood Subscribers-August 5, 1992
Cable television rates for Norwood residents increased in September 1992 across basic, family, and premium packages as Cablevision simultaneously prepared for a corporate takeover by A-R Cable Services.
Norwood to Re-Examine Cable Request-July 18, 1992
Norwood was on the cusp of a significant decision regarding its cable television infrastructure. On this fateful day, July 18, 1992, selectmen were poised to take action on a long-delayed … Continue reading Norwood to Re-Examine Cable Request-July 18, 1992
Adams-Russell Cable Co. Plans September Rate Hike-August 16, 1985
Adams-Russell Cable Co. announced a September 1 rate hike from $25 to $32 per month, triggering a contract dispute with town officials over uncompleted municipal cable loops.
Selectmen Approve High School as Site for New Local Cable Television Studio-October 15, 1983
Overcoming earlier anxieties regarding municipal oversight and public accessibility, the Board of Selectmen voted 4 to 1 on Wednesday night to authorize the construction of a new local cable television … Continue reading Selectmen Approve High School as Site for New Local Cable Television Studio-October 15, 1983