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CNET outlines upgrades, viewership and archives during annual presentation to Ferguson supervisors

Ferguson Township Board of Supervisors · August 5, 2026
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CNET representatives reported 496 programs produced in 2025, improvements to live-TV streaming and captioning, and said archives older than the 24-month public window are available by request.

CNET representatives presented their annual report to the Ferguson Township Board, saying the community media organization produced 496 programs in the 2025 season and operates with four full-time and three part-time staff. The presenters described a near-complete upgrade to live-TV delivery with Comcast and a server replacement to improve streaming reliability and the clickable-agenda feature.

Leslie Lang, identified as the Ferguson Township representative for CNET, told the board the organization is continuing efforts to grow viewer engagement through YouTube rebroadcasts and on-demand archives; CNET posts recordings and captions online for roughly 24 months and will provide older archives on request. The board thanked CNET staff and asked about access to recordings older than the 24-month window; presenters said archives can be supplied by contacting CNET via their website or email.

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