Accounts of the workshops conducted during the morning of the second day of the symposium are contained in this volume. These focus on the economics and financing of cable television (CATV), public ownership of cable, community and local programing, and minority participation in CATV. Visual presentations dealing, respectively, with research efforts in broadband communications and with a simulated franchising game involving city and state officials, public interest representatives, and cable operators, were shown concurrently with the workshops. (Author/PB)