Youth Writing Awards sponsored by F Magazine
Advertise With KACN Television
Would you like to get your message out while supporting the station with more Alaska made content than any other station? Would you like to reach more than half the homes in Alaska? Consider advertising on KACN Television!
For specifics on our station reach and demographics, our advertising philosophy and our rates, visit www.kacntv.com/advertise/.
Contact our sales department at (907) 306-1697 or email for more information!
Nutemllaput Our Very Own
Nutemllaput Our Very Own is about integrating local knowledge and expertise into the school curriculum.
APU – Alaska Pacific University
Alaska Pacific University serves students from Alaska and around in the world with quality education in multiple disciplines.
Championship Game, AFL 2011, Alaska Titans Vs. Arctic Panthers
Watch part of the Alaska Football League Championship game here on our website, and tune in to KACN Television to watch the entire game!
Chris Herberger, Gold Pan Nominee 2011 (Community Service Excellence)
Chirs Herberger & George Plumley of REM Data Service are nominated by Susan Bomalski for the 2011 Community Service Excellence Gold Pan Award. They are honored for supporting the Catholic Social Services Charity Ball.
ALASKA FOOTBALL LEAGUE PROMO SEMI-FINAL GAME
See the following promotional announcement for the Alaska Football League semifinal game, followed up by scenes from the game!
Watch the full game on KACN Television this Thursday, repeated Saturday 7:30 PM!
Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) Survey
KACN and Partners Support Initiatives to Expand Broadband Internet Access Throughout Alaska
In the Internet Age, the ability to research, investigate and communicate has a direct effect on one’s ability to learn, work, compete, communicate, organize, and prosper.
Unfortunately, there is a huge disparity in Alaskan’s ability access to information and opportunity through the Internet. Recent studies claim 77% of Alaskan enjoy broadband (high-speed) Internet access. What isn’t mentioned is how entire communities in Alaska still have no Internet access, or access with speeds as much as 1,000 times slower than what is typically enjoyed in urban environments like Anchorage. This greatly impedes these rural Alaskan’s opportunities
You can help us bridge this gap in Alaska by taking five minutes to participate in the 2011 . Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) Survey on Alaska Internet Access.
Click on the following ling to take this Survey on Alaska Internet Access: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KACNTV
Media Literacy for Mobilization – National Conference for Media Reform, Boston, April 10 2011
Soon to air on KACN Television!
NCMR 2011 – Media Literacy for Mobilization
Media literacy extends beyond understanding how to use social media, cell phones, computers, Internet and media production. It includes the ability to create and utilize digital media to participate in civic life, and to have a solid understanding of the media policy issues that profoundly shape our lives and communities. It also requires us to rethink how we analyze, access and evaluate all forms of media, including the Internet, that provide us with information and entertainment and inundate us with new advertising and marketing strategies.
This session was filmed by Katy Parrish, General Manager, KACN Television, at the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston on April 10, provides the hands-on tools and resources needed for community members and media justice educators who want to integrate cell phone literacy, mobile broadband policy, Universal Service reforms, an open Internet and other media policy issues into a learning environment through teaching modules, multimedia and interactive workshops. The presenters will share their digital media toolkits and curricula, along with strategies and best practices for engaging communities in creating meaningful media change.
NCMR says “Thanks to Katy Parrish at KACN-TV Uniting Alaska for the footage.”
To see more of the conference, go to www.conference.freepress.net. For information about media issues, go to freepress.net
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