People in Opposition to Comcast Cable – Part ElevenKevin Broadhurst of Comcast Cable speaks to the residents and the Cable Video and Telecommunication Commission of Wilmington, Delaware. He puts in plain words how we live in an age where big corporations determine everything citizens see on cable television. Although the internet has given many people unlimited options for news and entertainment, it is still television that delivers the powerful ideas, images and messages to the 21st century urban dweller. Wilmington, Delaware community leaders want: channels for governmental meetings to be aired, educational channels for the local schools, public channels for the citizens-at-large, continued live leased access television, and fully-staffed production studios that trains people in media making and citizen journalism. Comcast Cable had promised a component of cable television would give citizens access to local television but refused to develop access.