public access channel
noun /ˌpʌblɪk ˈækses tʃænl/
/ˌpʌblɪk ˈækses tʃænl/
- (in the US
) a cable television channel reserved for broadcasts by people and organizations that do not make a profit. The Cable Act (1984) requires private companies to provide equipment and time for such broadcasts.美国 compare CATV公共访问频道:保留用于不赚钱的个人和组织广播的有线电视频道。《有线电视法》(1984年)要求私营公司提供此类广播的设备和时间。