grass roots reporting,things you will not see on stations where the corporations own the channels, and where advertisements support the networks. Non-commercial , progressive programs with topics like you might find in Mother Jones magazine, the Progressive paper and other
independant media sources, speaking out for peace, justice and equality.Deep Dish T.V.

News from indigenous cultures, women's news, from points of view that people have the right to hear and see, but rarely do because of the censorship inherant in commercial media. the videos created and produced are made by independant film makers who bring you the scenes from the neighborhoods, from the battle lines, news about health care issues, education and other issues important to people.

It is a network of hundreds producers, videographers and editors who have created over 300 programs since Deep Dish TV was founded in 1986.

Free Speech T V based on the second amendment, and features documentaries by activists who
bring stories from all areas of life...agriculture, media, economics, climate change, environmental news, tribal news, whistle-blowers at work, three mile island, and much more..

the sad thing is that people have to ask what these stations offer, because they have never gotten the chance to see or hear them! I do
not know if there is any relation between free speech t.v. and Free speech radio news, but that program is one that came about due to a strike and news reporters started going out and finding news on their own. http://www.fsrn.org/ and is now actively receiving information from over 200 free lance reporters who send in thier reports from all over the world. The Free Speech Radio News is broadcast over community radio stations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Speech_Radio_News