This intervention by the state in Seattle is all about payin big pensions to the city workers that the politicians over promised... smhET "public television" It's sponsored by CALIFORNIA ENDOWMENT who gets funding from Ggovernment https://www.kcet.org/shows/city-rising/city-rising... this is on KCET

I work in Television so I travel to all sorts of places and various times.

@John Fedro https://www.kcet.org/shows/city-rising/city-rising... this is on KCET "public television" It's sponsored by  gets funding from California So essentially our taxes are paying this organization who wants to increase government control of private property.... thus upping their control and paying government worker salary.

But New York’s streetscape had been permeated as never before with twitchy, adhesively catchy LEDs, a trend that has only accelerated during the pandemic, with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announcing last summer the addition of 9,000 screens broadcasting “Covid-relevant safety information.”

@Shane H.When I was a freshman in college I joined the campus radio station, there was a series of broadcasts (not mine) targeted at the university president... needless to say, there was a mandatory meeting for all on-air personalities called.. the facility advisor opened by saying somthing along the lines of “everyone has a righ to free speech, that being said, the average cost to defend a defamation lawsuit in the US is 300k (circa 2001), the station is not responsible for your speech, are you ready?”

troyce -We advertise on broadcast television, radio, billboards, do direct mail, etc.

Do not buy a property without televising the sewer to make sure there are no breaks, cracks et al.4.

I don't believe Michael Swan has any bad intention... the danger of his posting is that he is broadcasting a method that has not been tested out thru down cycles...Buying C at full valuation, 100% occupancy, high rent, in today's market, is dangerous.... period...There are times to buy C... that is when occupancy is at 40%....and that time come again...

I'm not an attorney, nor have I ever played one on television. 

The public can attend City Council meetings in person, and they are also broadcast online at http://www.ci.independence.mo.us/City7/VideoEvents , but I don't think there is a way for people to ask questions remotely.I found out about this from MAREI, a local real estate investment group that I am a member of.