
The NHCCM is a statewide, non-profit organization formed for the purpose of supporting and fostering Public, Educational and Government (PEG) access television in the state of New Hampshire. The group is comprised of access center managers, local producers and volunteers of all kinds who have an interest in promoting and preserving 1st Amendment Rights of Free Speech through PEG Access Television. The NHCCM usually meets the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Town of Goffstown seeks qualified candidate to coordinate all aspects of GTV cable television including administration, studio, programming, bulletin board, training, and outreach. Training and experience include a BA degree in communications, minimum 5 years of experience in video production, or any equivalent combination of experience and training. This is a full-time salaried benefited position with a starting salary of $42,000-$45,000 per year DOQ. Employment application and job description are available online at www
My Fellow NHCCM Members, we have almost completed another year with many successes. Many of our members have been helping out a lot in order to make the NHCCM more prominent and more known throughout the state, and New England region.
CONCORD, NH: It was a big day for New Hampshire PEG Access (Public, Education and Government) TV stations on Saturday, October 20th, when the New Hampshire Coalition for Community Media (NHCCM) held its inaugural NHCCM Honors Awards celebration at Concord High School. Hosted by Concord Community TV, the awards event provided the opportunity for community TV stations throughout the state to recognize volunteers, and producers who have made significant contributions to their media centers.
Congratulations to Peter Pijoan and the folks at Wolfeboro Community Television for garnering a great story in the Union Leader on August 25th about their new studio. More