PORTLAND (AP) — Occupy Maine’s tent city in Portland has come down, but the group is still trying to get its message out with a new TV show episode on the movement.
Occupy Maine has finished producing its latest show, which is nearly 30 minutes long and focuses on Occupy after the Lincoln Park encampment came to an end earlier this month.
The show is produced at the community access television studio in Portland and can be viewed on the Occupy Maine television show website, http://www.occupymetv.org/.
Occupy Maine was formed on the heels of the Occupy Wall Street movement in New York to protest income inequality and corporate greed.
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