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Scenes from our March 4th Open House - a big success!
Coming soon: WIN-TV Children's Summer Workshops!
See "Video Production Classes" below.
WIN-TV - Communication for Windsor, Connecticut
The purpose of WIN-TV is to protect and increase freedom of expression, diversity of ideas, and community-wide communication through the medium of television.
WIN-TV operates three separate access channels (Public, Education, and Government) 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Changes in the television industry that are related to digital video and the advent of the Internet are part of the new technologies becoming available to WIN-TV. The station's website allows citizens to pass along information for inclusion on the appropriate channel's calendar.
WIN-TV is positioned to set up an exciting multimedia learning experience for its volunteers, as well as step up its level of service to the community.
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Win-TV is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
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Windsor Community Television Inc. (WIN-TV) is a private, non-profit, corporation and was incorporated by the State of Connecticut in March of 1981. (It is NOT a governmental agency or Public Television (like Channel 24 CPTV).
WIN-TV is a public, education, and government (PEG) cable community access provider. The Hartford area franchise holder in 1981 was Times Mirror Communication Inc. and was required, by a franchise agreement with the Connecticut Department of Public Utilities Control (DPUC), to establish Community Access Television in each of the six Hartford Franchise towns once proper wiring passed a sufficient number of homes in each town.
Once the station was incorporated, Times Mirror supported WIN-TV through direct dollar grants, employed the Station Manager, and shared equipment. With this strong support from the Franchise, WIN-TV was ready to begin programming from its first home, the basement of Windsor Public Library. Programming was created by community volunteers and we were on the air two hours each weekday evening when volunteers could come to the station and run the tapes.
The station has grown since then to a 24 hour community station....
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