Butv10

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butv10

Type	Student Run Television
Country	United States
Slogan	Terrier Vision
Owner	Boston University College of Communication
Key people	Faculty Adviser - Christopher Cavalieri General Manager - Meredith Jacobson Programming Coordinators - Rosemary Mongeau and Erik Hinrichsen Marketing - Fuming Cao and Joe Sobalo Webmaster - Chandler Philpott
Launch date	February 22, 2006
Official website	www.butv10.com

butv10 is a student television station on cable TV on the campus of Boston University, seen on campus on cable channel 10. It produces original content for and by students, as well as alumni and faculty members. During the summer, its facilities are used by the college's Academy of Media Production. The station operates and is supported by the Boston University College of Communication.

butv10 Shows

Produced by butv10

Bay State - Longest-running college soap opera originated in 1991.
BU Tonight - Late night talk show.
Co-Ed - Mockumentary-style sitcom about three boys and three girls living in an apartment together.
Full Circle - University-related interviews and performances.
Inside Boston - News magazine.
Live at BU Central
The Morning After
Movie Reviews
Offsides - Sports talk show.
On That Point - Round table debate show covering politics and culture.
Redstone Showcase - Films featured in the Redstone Film Festival.
Shadows - Sci-fi/supernatural drama.
Terrier Nation - Terrier sports highlights. This SportsCenter-style show covers everything Terrier related from ice hockey at Agganis Arena to soccer at Nickerson Field.
The Wire - butv10's daily news wire; also webcasts at http://www.butv10.com/thewire
Warren Towers - A documentary-style comedy about BU dorm life.
Pop Showdown - Game show featuring trivia about music, movies, TV, pop culture, and BU related trivia.
Welcome Back, Brotter - A Telly Award-winning sitcom about college losers.^[1]

Awards and recognition

butv10 received Telly Awards in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012. The butv10 website, www.butv10.com was nominated for a Webby Award in 2009.

References

↑ Cavalieri, Christophor. "butv10 wins 5th consecutive Telly Award". Boston University College of Communication.

External links

v t e Broadcast television in Eastern Massachusetts, Southern New Hampshire, Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket, including Boston, Worcester, Manchester, Barnstable, Concord, Keene, and Laconia

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Boston English stations	WBZ-TV (4.1 CBS) WCVB-TV (5.1 ABC, 5.2 Me-TV) WHDH (7.1 NBC, 7.2 This TV) WFXT (25.1 Fox, 25.2 Movies!) WHDN-LD (26.1 DW) WSBK-TV (38.1 MNTV) WWDP (46.1 ShopHQ) WYDN (48.1 DayStar) WLVI (56.1 CW, 56.2 TCN) WMFP (62.1 Cozi TV, 62.2 RTV) WBPX-TV/WDPX-TV (68.1/58.1 Ion, 68.2/58.2 Qubo, 68.3/58.3 Ion Life)

PBS	WGBH-TV (2.1 PBS, 2.2 World) WGBX-TV (44.1 PBS, 44.3 Create, 44.4 Kids)

Boston Spanish stations	WFXZ-CD (24.1 MundoFox, 24.2 AZA) WUNI (27.1 UNI) WTMU-LP 46 (TMD) WCEA-LD (58.1 Ind) WNEU (60.1 TMD, also serving New Hampshire) WUTF-DT (66.1 UniMás)

Manchester	WMUR-TV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 Me-TV) WENH-TV/WEKW-TV (11.1/52.1 PBS/NHPTV, 11.3/52.3 World, 11.4/52.4 Kids) WYCN-LP 13 (My Family TV) WPXG-TV (21.1 Ion, 21.2 Qubo, 21.3 ION Life) WBIN-TV (50.1 Ind, 50.2 LWN, 50.3 WN) WNEU (60.1 TMD, also serving Boston)

Local cable channels	NECN NESN CSN New England CatholicTV Charter TV3 Cheshire TV Bridgewater Cable Access EBCTV

Adjacent locals	CKSH-DT (Ici Radio-Canada, Sherbrooke, QC) WNNE (NBC; Hartford, VT) WSBE-TV (PBS, Providence) WVTA (PBS/VPT; Windsor, VT)

Defunct	WHDH-TV 5 (ABC/CBS; unrelated to today's WHDH Ch. 7) WJZB-TV 14 (Ind) WNHT 21 (Ind/CBS) WXPO-TV 50 (Ind) WTAO-TV 56 (ABC/DuMont) WXHR-TV 56 (experimental)

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV	WGBH-TV 2.1 (PBS) WBZ-TV 4.1 (CBS) WHDH 7.1 (NBC)¹ WFXT 25.1 (Fox) WBPX-TV 68.1 (ION)

Adjacent areas Portland, Maine Hartford/New Haven Massachusetts television Albany Boston Providence Springfield Vermont Broadcast television Albany/Schenectady Boston, MA Burlington/Plattsburgh

v t e Boston University

Schools	College of Arts and Sciences College of Communication College of Engineering College of Fine Arts College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Goldman School of Dental Medicine School of Education School of Law School of Management School of Medicine School of Public Health School of Social Work School of Theology University Professors Program

Research	Center for Millennial Studies Judson B. Coit Observatory Metcalf Science Center Photonics Center

Athletics	Agganis Arena Beanpot Boston University Terriers Case Gym FitRec Green Line Rivalry Nickerson Field Rhett the Boston Terrier Walter Brown Arena

Housing	Boston University Housing System 10 Buick Street 575 Commonwealth Avenue Myles Standish Hall Shelton Hall The Towers Warren Towers

Student Media	Arion BUTV10 Clarion The Daily Free Press The International Relations Review News from the Republic of Letters Pusteblume The Quad WTBU

Miscellaneous	Boston Medical Center Boston Playwrights' Theatre BU Medical Campus BU Police BU Castle George Sherman Union Morse Auditorium Mugar Memorial Library WBUR

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