After 40 years of bringing Iowa City community-based television programming, Channel 18 will go dark, as Public Access Television (PATV) heads in a new direction. PATV is merging with another long-time local cultural institution, Public Space One (PS1) to “form one, integrated non-profit organization designed to provide enhanced community access to a wide variety of media, digital production, and creative support services across Johnson County,” according to written statement issued by the two organizations on Wednesday.
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PATV competition gives area filmmakers 48 hours to do their best (or worst)
PATV Channel 18′s first-ever No Sleep 48 Hour Film Festival is scheduled to kick off on October 17th at 7:30 p.m., challenging teams of local filmmakers to create…
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Fellow musicians collaborate on tribute album for deceased IC artist
Areli “Jamal” Morgan River, also known as John Fields, Jamma Joe, Chapped Reggie and other personae, was an Iowa City writer, performer, painter, video producer…
