Community Media – Hand Bound Zine

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This is the first edition of Community Media, saddle stitched Zine style and bound at the Ellijay Makerspace. It only features the History, Meta Manual, and Manual, and does not include later supplements. 8.5×5.5, stapled and trimmed, roughly 100 pages.

This is the blueprint for a revolution in the creation and distribution of media. We will discuss how and why to produce your own television using free tools and explore how to use Community Television as an instrument for social change.

This text is divided into three sections: A manual, a meta-manual, and a look back. These can be consumed in any order.

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This is the first edition of Community Media, saddle stitched Zine style and bound at the Ellijay Makerspace. It only features the History, Meta Manual, and Manual, and does not include later supplements. 8.5×5.5, stapled and trimmed, roughly 100 pages.

This is the blueprint for a revolution in the creation and distribution of media. We will discuss how and why to produce your own television using free tools and explore how to use Community Television as an instrument for social change.

This text is divided into three sections: A manual, a meta-manual, and a look back. These can be consumed in any order.

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