So after months of work and a lot of input from the community, Access Sacramento submitted the proposal for the South Sacramento County Neighborhood News program to the James T. Knight Foundation’s Knight News Challenge Grant. The program is to focus on providing journalism tools and video hosting to low income areas in South Sacramento, and to anyone in Sacramento and beyond who wants to take an active role in producing content. To see the preview, visit AsIsOnline.TV, another Foxyea Web Media build.

Bringing you the very best in Open Source Media platforms, Foxyea Web Media Applications is working with Access Sacramento to bring you Asisonline.TV. In collaboration with Video Streaming Services Corporation, Foxyea is developing a VOD PEG Access system for Access Sacramento, who proudly provides Sacramento Public Access Cable Channels 17 and 18. Visit Asisonline.TV or check out our home page to see Video Press in action.

We are currently developing a self hosted on-demand video hosting and sharing website for Access Sacramento. See below for a public demo of selections from A Place Called Sacramento 2009 Film Festival as delivered by this Open Source Platform.

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No Midnight Snacking!

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Access Sacramento’s Place Called Sacramento 2009 Introduction.