Membership shall be open to any community access station operated by local governments, non-profit schools, colleges, universities, and teaching hospitals associated with an institution of higher learning with internal network, and individuals producing video content, any manufacturers, integrators, vendors or private for profit organizations, and any non-profit organizations, supporting the goals and objectives of JAG. …
Learn Moreby Jan Zachary, Cable Television Coordinator for Manalapan Township
Hi Everyone! Jan Zachary here! I am the Cable Television Coordinator (CTC) for the Manalapan Township Television Network (MTTN) since 2010, after joining the Cable Television Advisory Committee at its inception in 2005. This is my second article for JAG. I wrote another one in October of 2021 and am reporting to you that we now have completely updated with new systems to talk about.
by John C. Morley, Independent Producer
Through the Lens of Legacy: What the Sheraton Mahwah Implosion Taught Me about the Art of Storytelling and Media Mastery
On a cool morning in northern New Jersey, I stood among a crowd of early risers, camera in hand, as we prepared to witness something extraordinary. The air was heavy with anticipation. And then, in a matter of seconds, the iconic Sheraton Mahwah Towers—once a symbol of luxury and architectural pride—collapsed in an astonishing display of precision demolition.
by Rudy Ellis, CEO, Switchboard Live
As JAG’s newest member, Switchboard Live’s attendance at the 25th JAG Conference was both an introduction and a homecoming. Walking into that conference as an exhibitor, partner, and attendee, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. But, what I discovered over those two transformative days was a community that embodies everything we believe in at Switchboard Live—the power of genuine connection, purposeful technology, and unwavering dedication to amplifying voices that matter.
It’s Back! The Protecting Community Television Act, S-1994 / HR-3805
by Bob Duthaler
As summer sets in, many of us naturally start thinking about vacations, community events, and a slightly slower pace. While it’s important to take some time to recharge, the summer months also offer a valuable opportunity for JAG members and stations to look ahead, plan strategically, and strengthen both their operations and community engagement. Here are a few key areas every member station should consider focusing on this summer:
The JAG Conference Committee has finalized all the panel sessions and roundtables. For details visit: https://jagconference.com
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