January 27 – February 2, Comcast 8, 9, 99/ Verizon 37, 38, 39
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Thank You, Middlesex Bank
Members of WayCAM’s studio building committee met with officials of Middlesex Bank recently, to show off their new facilities. The studio is open and operating since mid-January. Middlesex Bank provided the financing for the project in keeping with its commitment to support community development. Pictured are Susan Koffman, Treasurer, and Ken Isaacson, President of WayCAM, Susan Johnson, Assistant VP and David Bennett, VP, of Middlesex Bank’s Business Banking Division, and Richard Turner, Clerk of WayCAM.
January 20 – 26, Comcast 8, 9, 99/ Verizon 37, 38, 39
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Verizon Ch. 38 Audio is restored
For the past two weeks, there has been no audio on Verizon, Channel 38 for some subscribers. This is the channel for Town Government programs. The problem was hard to track down because only some subscribers had it. Verizon Tech Support had been contacted but the solution was elusive. Audio service has now been restored on Jan. 11th. Minor repair to Channel 39 (Public Service Announcements) was also made at that time.
We continue to monitor for technical issues. Please contact us (info@waycam.tv) if you have any questions about programming.
Thank you.
Programming Update
As of Jan. 11, 2012, we are still not able to broadcast live programs. However, all usual Government meetings and programs are being recorded and are being broadcast on:
Comcast Channel 8 & 9
Verizon Channel 37 & 38
See our Weekly TV Schedule listing on this Website.
All broadcast programming is also available “On-Demand” 3-5 business days after date of actual program.
Thank you for your patience while we finalize our technical connections.
WayCAM adds new Comcast channel to its line-up
Wayland’s Community Media Center continues to roll out more programming options for the whole town to enjoy.
This time around, WayCAM adds a third channel to its Comcast line-up. Comcast channel 99 will now show public service announcements all day and night. Keep up-to-date with school, government and town events and announcements all around Wayland!
WayCAM moves into new facility— Technical problems possible
The time has finally come. WayCAM, Wayland’s Community Media Center, has moved into a newly built studio!
While the new building and equipment are very exciting for everyone involved with WayCAM, channels 8, 9, 99 on Comcast, and 37, 38, 39 on Verizon are still experiencing occasional technical difficulties.
Keep up to date with the move or any programming changes at WayCAM.tv or Facebook.com/WayCAM.
“Did You Know?” Video
WayCAM’s new video shows you who’s doing what at WayCAM. To check it out click HERE. It’s a lot of fun!
WayCAM expands programming for Comcast subscribers
Comcast subscribers can now watch more local TV programming, due to a new deal struck with WayCAM, Wayland’s public access TV station. WayCAM will now broadcast on Comcast channels 8 and 9. The new channel line-up allows more time for government meetings and publicly produced programs to air for the whole town to see.
Channel 8 will now be dedicated to public and educational programming: Including shows produced by high school students and adult volunteers from Wayland, as well as local talk shows, school events, and sports broadcasts. Channel 8 now features our regular live shows, such as “Sports Update,” “Wayland Weekly,” and “Ask the Rep with State Representative Tom Conroy.” Channel 9 is where Wayland residents can catch live government meetings, such as the Board of Selectmen. On a night when the Board of Selectmen and the School Committee meet, the Board of Selectmen meeting will broadcast on channel 9 and the School Committee will appear on channel 8.
WayCAM’s Verizon channels will follow suit: Channel 37 now features public and educational programming, while channel 38 rebroadcasts government meetings. Verizon channel 39 will remain Wayland’s only channel for local public service announcements.
To find out what is playing on WayCAM each week, go to WayCAM.tv. The link to the schedule is on the home page.
Public Service Announcements
Attention Wayland!
Public service announcements to be posted on the Wayland Channel’s Community Bulletin Board should be directed to PSA@WayCAM.tv. From now on.
Please note: To be most effective, PSAs should be brief, and should only contain 10 lines of text maximum, and have no more than 30 characters per line. WayCAM does NOT edit your PSA, so please check to be sure the information is correct and written exactly as you want to see it published.
Thank you!
