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by Bob O'Connor, Littleton Area Television Our move to add internet access (Leightronix Nexus) for Channel 2 has proved to be very successful. This now allows those community members off the local cable system, which is a third of our population, to enjoy Channel 2. Many community members like the idea that they can choose the time to view programs, especially later in the evening. Citizens who are now living away from the Littleton area or wintering in warmer climates now keep up with local happenings. The ability to choose which sections of a program to view (especially long municipal board meetings) has been well received. An intersting, we have ten foreign exchange students at our high school and just discovered that their parents keep abreast of what is happening at Littleton High School by accessing our programs on the internet. The increased viewership which is now available on-line has made Channel 2 even more popular, which is vital in maintaining local support for comunity based television.  (0) Discuss This Article |
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There was no shortage of applause when five New Hampshire PEG Centers came up to accept their awards at the Fall ACM-NE Video Festival. Sharing the spotlight were Bedford, Derry, Londonderry, Manchester and Merrimack. Congratulations to all of them! (0) Discuss This Article |
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by Dick Gagnon One of the ways the NHCCM is working for each of your stations is by organizing, training, and supervising, indivuals to record, edit, and distribute the State of NH House Sessions beginning in January. We hopefully will also be doing the same for the Senate sessions. The Board of the NHCCM decided some months ago that we need to make sure that PEG Access is well known,m and well liked, at the State House. The Legislation Committee has met with State Representative Raymond Gagnon, of Claremont, to see how we can work with him to inform the legislators about the importance of protecting PEG Access in our state. (0) Discuss This Article |
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West Harford, Ct is strange in that unless you are a native of there it is almost impossible for the average visitor to find places due to hidden signs. The Video Frstival is another matter--it was a hoot. Ryan and P-e-t-e-r-spent a plethoria of hours preparing for the festival in that we (with others) had to judge the two best in show productions and also prepare all the video snippets and viewing room clips for the event. The West Hartford gang did a superb job of preparing for the event and making our job easy for the Awards Night. (0) Discuss This Article |
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On Tuesday, October 20th, Dottie Grover, Director of Cable Services of Londonderry’s PEG (Public, Education and Government) TV Access Center since 1988, and President of the New Hampshire Coalition for Community Media (NHCCM), received the organization’s first Outstanding Leadership Award at a gathering of its members, which was held at the Local Government Center in Concord. (0) Discuss This Article |
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The NHCCM is offering two scholarships for the ACM-NE Film Festival in Hartford, CT (go to www.acm-ne.org for more information) in an effort to facilitate attendance by interns, volunteers, small access centers, low budget organizations, access volunteers, independent producers, and those traditionally denied access to the media who may otherwise be unable to attend. (0) Discuss This Article |
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