Hello, everyone. We’ve set up a camera in our office here at WHOU pointing towards the community college downtown. Check it out!
Northern Maine Media parts ways with WBCQ
Posted on April 2, 2013 in News by Fred
On April 2, 2013 I spoke with the owner of Monticello based WBCQ 94.7 FM, Allan Wiener, and discontinued management of the station.
Classic Country on WBCQ has been a popular format with listeners; however, Northern Maine Media has decided to invest its resources in a new direction. While we hate to see our relationship with the station end we strongly believe it’s the best decision for both companies.
Our broadcast on WHOU is not impacted and we will now be able to dedicate our full resources to that station and have some great plans for the near future.
Thanks again for your support and please feel free to contact us with any questions you might have.
Sincerely,
Fred Grant
President
Northern Maine Media.
WHOU to Stream Maine State Instrumental Jazz Festival
Posted on March 8, 2013 in Video by Fred
Organizers of the high school Maine State Instrumental Jazz Festival have partnered with Northern Maine Media Inc. (NMM), the home of WHOU 100.1 FM, to video stream the entire two day festival to increase community engagement in music programs. The annual festival, which will be held in Houlton for the next two years, draws roughly 80 high school jazz ensembles from around 35 schools throughout the state and will be broadcast live online at www.whoufm.com on March 15 and 16, 2013.
“Many people aren’t aware of the magnitude of how many students are impacted by music programs in the State of Maine,” stated Joe Fagnant, instrumental Director of Houlton High School and host coordinator for this year’s jazz festival. “These specialty group ensembles highlight some of the best young musicians in the State. Our desire to stream the entire two day event will not only highlight those excellent students and programs, but also increase community engagement in music programs around Maine.”
“We’ve seen it in all events we’ve streamed over the past two years,” stated Fred Grant, President of NMM. “Interest in these music programs will increase by making them accessible online and we’re excited to showcase, simultaneously, all three performance venues and the Saturday night finals at this year’s jazz festival .”
NMM had the exclusive contract to video stream the 2013 Eastern Maine Basketball Quarterfinals which reached over 80 thousand viewers in all 50 states and 113 countries. In addition, NMM has streamed two complete seasons of high school basketball in Northern Maine and the entire 2012 summer season of McGill’s Community Band, one of Maine’s largest and oldest community bands.
“Events like the State Instrumental Jazz Festival are perfect for online streaming,” stated Grant. “Anytime you have large events with broad appeal like high school performance competitions, there will always be people who want to see the event, but just can’t make the journey to the performance venue. Video streaming opens the event up to a much larger audience than would typically be possible.”
The Maine State Instrumental Jazz Festival is organized by the Maine Music Educators Association (MMEA) and is conducted annually in March. MMEA is a non-profit organization which exists for the welfare of music educators, to advance music education, and to improve instructional opportunities for all.
Northern Maine Media purchased WHOU in 2012 and in addition to radio and online streaming video; the company assists businesses and organizations with web development, hosting, social media and marketing.
Contacts:
| Fred Grant, Owner Northern Maine Media, Inc. (207) 532-3600 |
Joe Fagnant SAD 29/Houlton High School (207) 532-6551 |
Advertise in the Tournament!
Posted on February 11, 2013 in Basketball, Video by Fred
How would you like to support your local team and have your business or message to be seen by THOUSANDS?!
We have a few spots in our video stream broadcast still available for advertising and are available on a first-come-first-serve basis
- Starting Lineups on video and radio -$100
- Scoreboard sponsor for the entire game! – $200
- Clickable Overlays for ALL archived tournament games $300!
You can call Fred or Jason at 207-532-3600.
Lee Academy takes on Houlton Tonight at 7pm
Posted on January 29, 2013 in News by Fred
Tune in at 7pm tonight to watch the 3rd spot Lee Academy Boys take on the Houlton Shires.
Presque Isle Wildcats at Houlton Tonight
Posted on January 21, 2013 in Basketball, Video by Fred
Tune in tonight for the LIVE video action as the Presque Isle Wildcats take on the Houlton Shires. Guaranteed to be a GREAT game!
Coverage will start at 6:45pm game starts at 7.
Mattanawcook vs. Houlton
Posted on January 14, 2013 in Basketball, Video by Ian
We’re doing a video only broadcast of the Mattanawcook vs. Houlton varsity game tonight. Ken will not be announcing. You can catch that game here. The CAHS @ SACHS Girls game will be broadcast online here and on the radio as usual.
3 Games Tonight!
Posted on January 11, 2013 in Basketball, Video by Fred
There are 3 games for you to watch tonight. Click the one you would like to watch.
- Houlton Girls vs. Madawaska – 5:30pm – video only – no announcing
- Houlton Boys vs. Madawaska – 7:00pm – video only – no announcing
- Hodgdon Girls vs. CAHS – 7:00pm – HD video and announcing
WHOU Secures Contract to Video Stream Eastern Maine Basketball Quarterfinals
Posted on January 11, 2013 in Basketball, News, Video by Ian
HOULTON, Maine (January 11, 2013) – Northern Maine Media Inc. (NMM), the home of WHOU 100.1 FM, has secured the exclusive contract with the Maine Principals’ Association (MPA) to video stream the 24 games of the Eastern Maine quarter finals for the 2012-2013 season. The quarterfinals will be broadcast live online at www.whoufm.com starting on February 15, 2013. Read More
Tonight: Madawaska at Houlton
Posted on January 11, 2013 in Basketball, Video by Ian
Tune in tonight to watch the Madawaska girls against Houlton at 5:30pm. Then directly after, catch the Madawaska boys against Houlton at 7:00pm. Don’t miss it!





