Lowell Telecommunications Corporation

Amazing Film Festival screening brought here to Lowell, MA through an exchange program with the 100 Second Film Festival.

This screening is proudly presented in partnership with the 119 Gallery. The screening itself takes place at the 119 Gallery - 119 Chelmsford Street, Lowell, MA.

For all the details please check out:
City Pulse

LOWELL TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION (LTC) AND THE POLLARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY ORGANIZE 2ND ANNUAL MEDIA THAT MATTERS LOWELL YOUTH FILM FESTIVAL

On January 29th, 2007 Lowell Telecommunications Corporation (LTC) and the Pollard Memorial Library will present the second annual Media That Matters Lowell Youth Film Festival here in Lowell. This event will feature short films from the Media That Matters Film Festival as well as the work of our own Lowell youth. The festival will be hosted by the Lowell National Historic Park and the Pollard Memorial Library. Food and beverages will be provided, and all events are free and open to the public. For more information or for details about how to submit your own work, contact Beth Brassel at the Pollard Memorial Library at 978-970-4122 or ebrassel@mvlc.org or Robert Haigh at LTC at 978-458-5400 or exec@ltc.org.

The Water Festival is a day long event and LTC is again teaming up with LET - the high school channel - for the use of their mobile production truck to cover the day's events live! Always a opportunity for volunteers.... let us know if you'd like to take part!

LTC is launching a new channel on Monday, May 22 at 6:00 pm! Channel 95 will have a focus on public affairs programming. Watch the live launch party on Comcast channel 95, or streamed live over the web from LTC.org.

We are looking for camera and crew, directors and more for LTC Channel 95 launch party on Monday, May 22nd. We need your help to make this live event terrific!

Please contact Steve Brogan to get involved.

New Directions: Trends in Media, Information and Technology
An informal luncheon speaker series

You are invited to join us for an informal luncheon speaker series designed to explore new issues, methods and trends in media, information and technology.

Communication policy and media reform are in flux. A discussion of media consolidation, community broadband, intellectual property, and other pressing issues facing our communities.

New Directions: Trends in Media, Information and Technology
An informal luncheon speaker series

You are invited to join us for an informal luncheon speaker series designed to explore new issues, methods and trends in media, information and technology.

Discussion about developments in social networking software, online communities, and participatory media.

Guests:
Jake Shapiro – PRX
Brendan Greeley – Open Source Radio

Location:
O’Leary 331 – Umass Lowell South Campus

New Directions: Trends in Media, Information and Technology
An informal luncheon speaker series

You are invited to join us for an informal luncheon speaker series designed to explore new issues, methods and trends in media, information and technology.

A discussion about video-blogging, citizen journalism and micro media production.

Guests:
Lynne Lupine – Left In Lowell
Jason Daniels – LTC/100 Second Film Festival

Location:
O’Leary 331 – Umass Lowell South Campus

Youth lead extravanganza of music, art fashion and media.

Lowell lacks a scene where youth can artistically express themselves. The Youth Channel youths recognize this and this is the reason why they want to create this festival. They want to expose fellow youths in Lowell to other culture. The versatility, honest, creative, and rough aspects of Urban style would perfectly mesh well with the existing youth culture here in Lowell.

The Youth Channel: Lowell consists of five uniquely dynamic individuals: Danny Kingphilavanh, Voula Venetis, Vannary Tan, Ivypoison Bousari, and Nu Goteh. Together they want to create a festival that would bring a multi-layered event that would combine the style and flavor of urban art in the form of art, music, performance, and fashion.