Through stories from nine community access (C@P) sites in the Halifax region, this documentary explores digital divides and the value and ever-changing potential of community access to the Internet and information technology.

Director: ARIELLA PAHLKE Producers BARBARA ALLEN DAN ROBICHAUD ARIELLA PAHLKE Writers BARBARA ALLEN ARIELLA PAHLKE Editor ARIELLA PAHLKE Narration BARBARA ALLEN Post Production Facilities THE CENTER FOR ARTS TAPES Camera CHRISTOPHER J. MURPHY Additional Camera LOUIS BOUDREAU, ARIELLA PAHKLE Sound Recordist ARAM KOUYOUMDJIAN, LIS VAN BERKEL Sound Editor LUKAS PEARSE Online Editor LUCKAS CARDONA

Filmed on location in Nova Scotia in Halifax, Moser River, Terence Bay, Sheet Harbour, Jeddore, Tantallon, and Lake Echo. Featuring Halifax Podcamp 2010 Moser River C@P Site Resource Opportunities Centre Sheet Harbour C@P Site Tantallon Library Lake Echo C@P Site Saint Georges YouthNet Spencer House Nova Scotia Public Archives Veith House

NTSC 16:9 Widescreen 52 Minutes