Falls Church News Press, March 3, 2005
By Nicholas Benton

Two public "needs assessment" hearings in Virginia's tiny City of Falls Church this past week failed to realize a unique grass roots public opportunity to intervene against the dominate trends of major media control in the U.S. The hearings are part of a cable TV franchise negotiation currently underway between Falls Church city officials and the telecom giant Verizon.

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