BCAT – Burlington Cable Access Television
About
BCAT, Burlington Cable Access Television, is a nonprofit access television facility that gives Burlington’s community, government and educational institutions free and unrestricted access to the cable television system. It is committed to a welcoming environment where residents can get hands-on training in video production, and it runs three channels carried on Comcast, Astound and Verizon. To BCAT, the community means the town’s residents, businesses, nonprofits, institutions and neighborhoods.
BCAT also operates as a local news outlet, covering breaking news, sports, entertainment and events in Burlington, from high school games and police and health advisories to features on local history such as the Burlington Mall. Every public meeting is live-streamed, and a daily newsletter delivers local news by email. The station also hosts community events, including movie nights where viewers help choose the film.
What to Know
- BCAT was formed in 1987.
- Residents can learn to use its facilities and equipment through classes and tours.
- Its BNEWS coverage includes Red Devil Shoutout segments on local school sports.
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