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	White Mountain Cable White Mountain Cable is a premier, full service, telecommunications construction provider based in New England. We have been providing quality service for over 30 years and specialize in total outside plant construction. Our Underground Department is positioned well to provide our customers with all their subterranean construction needs including directional boring and hard surface excavation.

	Bee Line Cable Owen Hannigan began his cable TV career in 1954 in Houlton Maine with a partner. The original cable TV system started with only three channels. In 1965 the partnership dissolved and the Houlton cable system was sold. Hannigan used the proceeds of the sale to buy out other existing stockholders of Bee Line Cable. Bee Line owned a franchise to provide cable TV service to Millinocket. In 1965 Hannigan built the cable system serving Millinocket and expanded it to serve East Millinocket in 1968.

	Community Television Association of Maine The Community Television Association of Maine is a nonprofit membership organization that serves the interests of public access television operations across the state. CTAM can be an important resource for any Maine community interested in developing a community television opportunity. CTAM offers at least four meetings a year with a formal workshop/training session as well as ample opportunity for informal exchanges of ideas and information.

	Community Television Network Community Television Networkâ€™s Media Services department is geared to meet the needs of non-profits in Maine who want to use but may not know where to begin, or are concerned about the cost. We offer a wide range of services from starting with our large production studio on Congress Street in Portland and continuing with field production â€“ including High Definition, editing, script writing and web distribution.

	Lake Region Television Lake Region Television is a three-channel community access cable television station serving twelve communities of the Western Maine Lakes Region lying in the Sebago/Long Lake area about 45 miles northwest of Portland. Our mission is to facilitate the production and placement of television programming of public, educational, and governmental (P.E.G.) interest on the local cable system.