Non-profits welcome PFD charity windfall Nov 3, 2009
Alaska Public Telecommunications Inc., which airs daily statewide radio broadcasts and runs public radio and TV stations in Anchorage, hauled in $19,155. Yet another was Alaska Dog and Puppy Rescue, a Mat-Su charity that received $15,755. (Anchorage Daily News)
Business people Sep 6, 2009
Other directors elected were: Jay Blury, Northrim Bank, president-elect; Jeri Rubin, University of Alaska Anchorage, treasurer; Angela Gonzalez, RurAL CAP, secretary; Christina Young, Alaska Public Telecommunications Inc., program director; Cathy Opinsky, AT&T, communications director; Jennifer Schrage, ETCETERA Women's Fashions, membership director; Jane Lee, FAA/SBS; Regulus Group, registration director; Larry Cleland, Koahnic Broadcast Corporation, facilities director; Laura Johnson, Alaska... (Anchorage Daily News)
New emergency alert system Jul 30, 2009
Michael Fugate of Kingdom Telecommunications Inc. holds up a Purple Tree Technologies POD unit during an open house in the Fulton City Council Chambers Tuesday. The open house brought together representatives from Purple Tree Technologies, the City of Fulton, local universities, mid-Missouri municipalities and emergency managers to learn about the emergency alert system that Fulton is a beta site for. (Fulton Sun, MO)
Public broadcasting outlets could merge Jul 26, 2009
Alaska's biggest public broadcasting outlets are considering an idea of uniting their operations to address both a tough economic climate and a change in the way consumers get information, said Steve Lindbeck, president and general manager of Alaska Public Telecommunications Inc. Lindbeck said the general managers of APTI -- which runs the Alaska Public Radio Network, KAKM-TV and KSKA-FM in Anchorage -- and of KUAC in Fairbanks and KTOO in Juneau have been working for several months with... (Anchorage Daily News)
KTOO lays off three workers May 25, 2009
In Anchorage, Alaska Public Telecommunications Inc., cut staff in 2006 and also eliminated the award-winning radio show AK. The Anchorage public TV station it runs, KAKM, has one full-timer that's spread thin plus contractors, said station manager Steve Lindbuck. "The staff cuts have been really dramatic," he said. (Juneau Empire)
ENS is now operational for Central Texas May 21, 2009
Visit our sister newspaper sites. Proudly serving Marlin and Falls County, Texas since 1890 ; Thursday, May 21, 2009. (Marlin Democrat, TX)
WMHT to make early digital debut Apr 9, 2009
But WMHT Educational Telecommunications Inc. in North Greenbush has decided not to wait 00004000 for June, a move allowed by the Federal Communications Commission, and will end analog broadcasting April 16. Scott Sauer, senior vice president at WMHT, said the move will save the station money, as it is expensive to operate both analog and digital transmitters. (Albany Times Union)
Workers find new ways to connect on Internet Feb 10, 2009
Anchorage Daily News. Photos and video from Alaska's brutal but beautiful season. (Anchorage Daily News)
