In a message dated 1/26/2003 11:46:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, K8JE@ARRL.org writes:

I clearly understand that Amateur Radio Today should not be broadcast over commercial outlets whether cable (including "city/community channels") or the like; however, do closed circuit student TV "stations" in grade and high schools (not broadcast over commercial or non-commercial channels of commercial outlets) fall under the same caveat?

Greetings, Jim. Let me weigh in with a response here, for what it is worth; school transmissions on non-commercial, non-broadcast outlets such as ITFS and school video distribution systems would not constitute broadcasting in the general sense of the term, and you are referring to a strictly educational use, which is one of the main purposes of the Cronkite video. So, I would suggest that you go ahead. Chris