The May schedule is up and there have been some changes. Now the only show that repeats during the day is Democracy Now. All of our regularly scheduled programming will stay the same but after the first airing, they will be spread out at different times during the week. We believe this will help people learn about all the great programming on CTN.
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On April 6th, 2008 we began our first ever pledge-week telethon here at CTN. We were humbled by the generous pledges and by how many volunteers gave us their time to help make this event a success. Despite the fact that the phones were not ringing off the hook, we ended up bringing in close to $3000.00 and 30 new members. This was more than we expected and enough to let us know that the community takes pride in their ownership of Community Television.

By becoming a member of Community Television Network you help CTN in our mission of saving your endangered voices.  Give whatever you can, and know that every penny counts.  Your Membership fees and donations will go to providing equipment, supplies for community based media productions as well and training and education to help bridge the digital divide. 

*Please Allow 4-6 weeks for Delievery. 

Harold Pachios hosted his latest show last night disucssing budgets as well as presidential candidates.  Also be sure to watch Harolds Special show during CTN's Pledge-a-thon next Tuesday night.

 The 1st District Candidate Debate went extremely well Wednesday March 26th.  The event was broadcast live over channels 2 and 4 from Space Gallery.  We enjoyed collaborating with the League of Young Voters and the Space Gallery to make this happen.

Harold's first show went off with out a hitch (except for the call waiting).  Watch Pachios on the news!.  For show times Click Here. 

 The March edition of Portland Profiles aired for the first time today featuring the Salt Institute, Maine Reads!, Recession info from TD Bank North, and The League of Young Voters.  Watch online, or for T.V. schedule click here.

Proposed Legislation to Strengthen Maine Consumer Protection Laws Regarding Cable TV Subscribers

South Portland- State Representative Lawrence Bliss is sponsoring LD-2133, An Act To Establish Consistent Consumer Protections for Cable and Video Programming Customers. Co-sponsors listed on the bill include Senator Lynn Bromley of Cumberland, Representative Jane Eberle of South Portland, Representative Stan Gerzofsky of Brunswick, Representative Bryan Kaenrath of South Portland and Representative Peter Rines of Wiscasset. 

New to CTN's website is weekly polls.  Every week Community Television Network will post a new poll on our website to gain feedback from you the viewer.  This will help guide us in our quest to continually serve our community better.  So go ahead and tell us what you think.  Afterall, we are your Community Television Network!

If you have suggestions for poll questions, or any other comments and/or suggestions.  Please send them to ctn4me@ctn4maine.org

-CTN Staff

We have started from scratch and totally redesigned our website. Why have we done this? To serve you the viewer better of course. Our new site is powered by Drupal, which allows for rapidly evolving dynamic content. This also allows you, the viewers and members to interact with our site. Features on the way include commenting on the latest episode of your favorite show, or if you are a producer hostyour own blog on our site. Their will be tons of new content being added to this site in the next few days, so please check back often.-CTN Staff