public access

noun

the availability of noncommercial television and radio broadcasting facilities to community groups or members of the public for programs of general interest to the community, especially as a condition of cable television franchises.
a type of noncommercial programming of general interest to the community.

These videoclips will be processed through the shared public-access wifi facility known as “the cloud.”

At the age of eleven, he phoned in to a Palestinian public access TV show and sang for them live.

In both cases, Peters says, Swartz had simply been seeking to dramatize his view regarding public access to data.

As a volunteer, he helped make the RECAP system to offer free public access to public domain government court documents.

From the young rapper on public access to “Sabotage,” watch highlights of his 25-year career.

For public access passages between cases should be five feet wide.

We must plan for the location of additional cases for 20 years with due consideration of the question of public access.

Tim shuffled his feet nervously, bursting with barely restrained pride as I switched on public access.

The right of public access to St. James Park became entrenched by the 1700s.

The transparency brought about by means in the civilization of illiteracy ensures public access to the debate.

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