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| − | '''CTV''' stands for '''Columbia Television'''. It is an entirely student-run television station which airs 24/7 on Channel 37 (closed-circuit). The station has doubled its membership in the last year and continues to grow. | + | '''CTV''' stands for '''Columbia Television'''. It is an entirely student-run television station which airs 24/7 on Channel 37 (closed-circuit). The station has doubled its membership in the last year and continues to grow. The station was founded in 1974. |
CTV gained national attention when [[CTV News]] reporters captured footage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] which was then picked up and run by major reputable media outlets. | CTV gained national attention when [[CTV News]] reporters captured footage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] which was then picked up and run by major reputable media outlets. | ||
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=== Original programming === | === Original programming === | ||
| − | Shows like ''Sexiled'' | + | Shows like ''Sexiled'',''The Careless Cook'', ''Life Bytes'', ''CTV Presents'', ''SOFA'' and the ''Paranoid Bull''. |
=== Creative programming === | === Creative programming === | ||
| − | Creating short films, commercials, and award-winning/nationally-recognized soap opera ''The Gates''. | + | Creating short films, commercials, and award-winning/nationally-recognized soap opera ''The Gates''. CTV is currently developing a late-night show, comedy programming, and looking to exapnd into the sport field. |
=== Campus programming === | === Campus programming === | ||
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=== [[CTV News]] === | === [[CTV News]] === | ||
| − | Providing students with broadcast journalism and news experience. | + | Providing students with broadcast journalism and news experience. It is also an award-winning program that has been the flagship program of the CTV organization. |
=== Technology === | === Technology === | ||
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=== Business === | === Business === | ||
| − | + | CTV offers students the opportunity to connect with industry professionals, graduate student projects, as well as creating projects of its own. CTV is much like the pre-professional groups on campus. | |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
| − | * [http://www. | + | * [http://www.cutelevision.org CTV website] |
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| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Student television]] |
Latest revision as of 14:45, 30 August 2013
CTV stands for Columbia Television. It is an entirely student-run television station which airs 24/7 on Channel 37 (closed-circuit). The station has doubled its membership in the last year and continues to grow. The station was founded in 1974.
CTV gained national attention when CTV News reporters captured footage of the Minuteman stage-rush which was then picked up and run by major reputable media outlets.
Contents
Departments
Under the umbrella of the station there exists several departments:
Original programming
Shows like Sexiled,The Careless Cook, Life Bytes, CTV Presents, SOFA and the Paranoid Bull.
Creative programming
Creating short films, commercials, and award-winning/nationally-recognized soap opera The Gates. CTV is currently developing a late-night show, comedy programming, and looking to exapnd into the sport field.
Campus programming
Presence at on-campus events, and up to date information about trends and the student-body at Columbia.
CTV News
Providing students with broadcast journalism and news experience. It is also an award-winning program that has been the flagship program of the CTV organization.
Technology
Training students in the use of media equipment, such as camera-work, editing, and lighting/set design.
Business
CTV offers students the opportunity to connect with industry professionals, graduate student projects, as well as creating projects of its own. CTV is much like the pre-professional groups on campus.
