Abstract
Maine's educational television network (ETV) cannot pride itself in achieving broad goals and, in fact, cannot attempt to achieve them because of legislation of questionable legal validity which has become an anachronistic barrier to innovations consistent with a keener awareness of the utility of educational television. This note focuses on the state-controlled system servicing northern Maine and points out the conflicts between the system's enabling legislation and the manner in which the system currently operates, and between the enabling legislation and federal laws and regulations. Additionally, it recommends, in a statutory format, the manner in which the system should be revamped in order to achieve optimal utilization.
First Page
239
Recommended Citation
Charles L. Cragin III,
Maine's Educational Television Network: Legal Difficulties,
22
Me. L. Rev.
239
(1970).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol22/iss1/11