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The Local Seen Community Media

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The Local Seen Community Media is a private non-profit community media organization headquartered at 4 Collins Avenue, Suite B in Plymouth, Massachusetts. It operates as a public access / community television platform serving Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and surrounding South Shore Massachusetts communities. The organization produces and distributes local programming across cable channels (Comcast Channel 6 and Verizon Channel 43), a YouTube channel, and its website (thelocalseen.media). Its flagship broadcast, 'The Local Seen This Week,' airs every Friday at 7:00 PM with weekday replays at 9:00 AM, and the organization also covers government meetings, minutes, and municipal communications for the four primary towns.

The organization's core product set spans four areas: (1) original weekly programming and feature stories; (2) Government Services covering public meetings for Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury; (3) Community Member Services, including a free Community Producers program, media production workshops, free PSA production for non-profits, candidate services, and community bulletin boards; and (4) Education Access Services via Titan TV and Laker TV channels. The underlying technology is a community broadcasting platform combining traditional cable carriage with digital/streaming distribution and in-studio production (Studio A is operated at the headquarters for PSA production).

The business model is best characterized as a hybrid non-profit model: the organization's primary services — community producer access, workshops, and PSA production — are offered free of charge, suggesting reliance on donations (a 'Give' page is published), in-kind community partnerships, and likely municipal or cable franchise support tied to public access obligations. Customer segments include South Shore Massachusetts residents (geographic segment), local non-profit organizations (free PSA recipients), local municipalities (government meeting coverage), and community producers/creators. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors per its website navigation, consistent with a non-profit/community media structure.

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The Local Seen Community Media is a Plymouth, Massachusetts-based non-profit community television platform that produces local programming, covers government meetings, and runs free PSA and community producer programs for Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and surrounding South Shore communities via cable and YouTube.

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HeadquartersPlymouth, United States
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Plymouth
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North America
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community media production, public access television, government meeting coverage, local broadcasting services, community PSA production
Industry2 codes
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Network-Affiliated Local TV Stations (ABC/CBS/NBC/FOX/CW/Telemundo/Univision, etc.)
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Broadcasting (TV & Radio)/Local Broadcast Stations & Affiliates (TV & Radio)
SECONDARYMPABADAH
Educational/Instructional Public Media Services (Schools, Distance Learning)
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Broadcasting (TV & Radio)/Public/Nonprofit Broadcasting (PBS/NPR-style)
NAICS code1 code
  • Television Broadcasting Stations516120
SIC code1 code
  • Television Broadcasting Stations4833
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Community Media Services
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1Community Media Services
TypeProfessional Services
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Provides community media services including local news coverage, government meeting broadcasts, community-produced programming, and educational access services. Revenue appears to be derived from community support, donations, and potentially municipal funding.

thelocalseen.media
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details1 tier
1Free community producer program
ModelFreemium
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Community members can produce and air their own shows for free. Free PSAs for non-profit organizations including 30 minutes studio time, teleprompter script, and 30-90 second PSA with one week turnaround.

thelocalseen.media
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The Local Seen Community Media produces and broadcasts community-focused local programming, including a weekly flagship show, government meeting coverage, and educational access content for the South Shore Massachusetts area. It provides free studio access, equipment, and training for community members to create their own shows, and produces free PSAs for non-profit organizations. Content is distributed through cable television (Comcast Channel 6, Verizon 43) and digital platforms including a website and YouTube channel.

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The Local Seen Community Media operates as a community media organization covering Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and regional areas of Massachusetts. The organization functions as a unified platform producing original local content with multiple service offerings: its core products include The Local Seen This Week (weekly programming broadcast on Comcast Channel 6 and Verizon 43), Government Services (municipal meeting coverage), Community Member Services (encompassing free PSA production, community producer programs, and workshops), and Education Access Services (Titan TV and Laker TV). The organization serves as a civic media resource enabling community participation through media production.

Product and service4 records
1The Local Seen This Week
CategoryCommunity Broadcasting
Description

The organization's flagship weekly program featuring original community content, aired on Comcast Channel 6 and Verizon 43 every Friday at 7:00PM with replays on weekdays at 9:00AM. Targeted at South Shore Massachusetts community members seeking local news and programming.

2Government Services
CategoryGovernment Communications
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Coverage of government meetings and minutes for Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and regional areas. Provided to local municipalities to ensure civic transparency and public meeting accessibility.

3Community Member Services
CategoryCommunity Media Services
Description

Free community media services including community producer programs, workshops, free PSAs for non-profits, candidate services, and community bulletin boards. Designed for South Shore Massachusetts community members and local non-profit organizations to create and distribute local content.

4Education Access Services
CategoryEducation Access Services
Description

Access to educational content through Titan TV and Laker TV channels. Provided to local schools and students in the South Shore Massachusetts region for educational programming.

Partnership6 partners
1Bethany Congregational Church (Quincy)
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Provides venue for South Shore Chess Club meetings held at the church location at 18 Spear Street, Quincy. The chess club is a free community program open to adults and pre-teens, meeting weekly to promote chess camaraderie and community building.

thelocalseen.media
2Mass Audubon
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaborative programming partner for environmental education events. Jointly hosts nature and conservation-focused events like 'Horseshoe Crabs Living Fossils' at Duxbury Beach, combining community engagement with environmental awareness.

thelocalseen.media
3Project Arts of Plymouth
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Long-standing partner for the Free Summer Concert Series at Plymouth Waterfront. The Local Seen provides promotional coverage and event promotion for the concert series featuring various musical acts throughout the summer season.

thelocalseen.media
4Local Public Libraries (Plymouth, Kingston, Pembroke, Duxbury)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Multi-library partnership network hosting community programs including study groups, tech teardowns, origami workshops, escape rooms, and musical performances. Libraries serve as community hubs for educational and cultural programming.

thelocalseen.media
5Pembroke Community Center
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Venue partner for community events including the Pembroke Farmers Market, Christmas in July celebrations, and wellness programming like Pilates classes. Provides accessible community gathering space.

thelocalseen.media
6Inebri-Art
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Creative event partner hosting the Putt Putt Punk Global Anarchy Tour events. The Local Seen promotes their unique community events combining punk rock music with miniature golf, including three Massachusetts tour dates.

thelocalseen.media
Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
1Boston Neighborhood Network (BNN)
TypeDirect peer
Description

BNN is a Boston-based PEG community media organization offering public access television, community producer programs, and government meeting coverage on cable channels. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts PEG channel with similar nonprofit community-media mission and distribution model.

2Cambridge Community Television (CCTV)
TypeDirect peer
Description

CCTV operates public access TV and digital media services for Cambridge, Massachusetts, including community producer access, government coverage, and workshops. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts PEG channel serving a single municipality with similar community-media product mix.

3MetroEast Community Media
TypeDirect peer
Description

MetroEast Community Media serves Framingham, Natick, Ashland, Hollis, and Hopkinton in Massachusetts with public access television, community production training, and government meeting coverage. It is a direct peer operating a multi-town Massachusetts PEG channel with substantially the same services as The Local Seen.

4Brookline Interactive Group (BIG)
TypeDirect peer
Description

BIG is a Brookline, Massachusetts nonprofit community media center offering public access TV, media training, and production services to residents. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen as a Greater Boston PEG organization with a community producer program and government meeting coverage.

5Belmont Media Center
TypeDirect peer
Description

Belmont Media Center is a Belmont, Massachusetts PEG channel providing public access television, community media training, and local programming. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a small-town Massachusetts community media nonprofit with comparable offerings.

6SCATV (Somerville Community Access Television)
TypeDirect peer
Description

SCATV is the Somerville, Massachusetts PEG channel offering public access TV, government meeting coverage, and community media services. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts community-media nonprofit on cable and digital channels.

7Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN)
TypeDirect peer
Description

MNN is a New York City-based PEG community media network operating public access channels and community producer programs across Manhattan. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a larger-scale PEG organization with similar free community producer access and government/local programming mission.

8Burlington Access Television (BATV)
TypeDirect peer
Description

BATV is a Burlington, Vermont community access television organization providing public access channels, government meeting coverage, and community media training. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen as a small-city PEG channel with a similar community-producer-and-government-coverage model.

9Open Studio Network
TypeDirect peer
Description

Open Studio Network is a New York City PEG-style community media platform providing access to production facilities and channels for community producers. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen in offering free or low-cost community production access and broadcast distribution.

10Lowell Telecommunications Corporation (LTC) / Lowell Community Television
TypeDirect peer
Description

LTC is a Lowell, Massachusetts PEG channel providing public access television, community media training, and local programming. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts community-media nonprofit with similar cable carriage and community producer program.

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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The Local Seen Community Media

Community Media Servicesthelocalseen.media

The Local Seen Community Media is a Plymouth, Massachusetts-based non-profit community television platform that produces local programming, covers government meetings, and runs free PSA and community producer programs for Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and surrounding South Shore communities via cable and YouTube.

What The Local Seen Community Media does

The Local Seen Community Media is a private non-profit community media organization headquartered at 4 Collins Avenue, Suite B in Plymouth, Massachusetts. It operates as a public access / community television platform serving Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and surrounding South Shore Massachusetts communities. The organization produces and distributes local programming across cable channels (Comcast Channel 6 and Verizon Channel 43), a YouTube channel, and its website (thelocalseen.media). Its flagship broadcast, 'The Local Seen This Week,' airs every Friday at 7:00 PM with weekday replays at 9:00 AM, and the organization also covers government meetings, minutes, and municipal communications for the four primary towns.

The organization's core product set spans four areas: (1) original weekly programming and feature stories; (2) Government Services covering public meetings for Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury; (3) Community Member Services, including a free Community Producers program, media production workshops, free PSA production for non-profits, candidate services, and community bulletin boards; and (4) Education Access Services via Titan TV and Laker TV channels. The underlying technology is a community broadcasting platform combining traditional cable carriage with digital/streaming distribution and in-studio production (Studio A is operated at the headquarters for PSA production).

The business model is best characterized as a hybrid non-profit model: the organization's primary services — community producer access, workshops, and PSA production — are offered free of charge, suggesting reliance on donations (a 'Give' page is published), in-kind community partnerships, and likely municipal or cable franchise support tied to public access obligations. Customer segments include South Shore Massachusetts residents (geographic segment), local non-profit organizations (free PSA recipients), local municipalities (government meeting coverage), and community producers/creators. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors per its website navigation, consistent with a non-profit/community media structure.

The Local Seen Community Media firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Local Seen Community Media
Legal name
The Local Seen
Website
https://www.thelocalseen.media
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Short description
The Local Seen Community Media is a Plymouth, Massachusetts-based non-profit community television platform that produces local programming, covers government meetings, and runs free PSA and community producer programs for Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and surrounding South Shore communities via cable and YouTube.
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The Local Seen Community Media industry classification

Industry
Product category
Community Media Services
NAICS
Television Broadcasting Stations (516120)
SIC
Television Broadcasting Stations (4833)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYMPABACAE
Network-Affiliated Local TV Stations (ABC/CBS/NBC/FOX/CW/Telemundo/Univision, etc.)
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Broadcasting (TV & Radio)/Local Broadcast Stations & Affiliates (TV & Radio)
SECONDARYMPABADAH
Educational/Instructional Public Media Services (Schools, Distance Learning)
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Broadcasting (TV & Radio)/Public/Nonprofit Broadcasting (PBS/NPR-style)

Keywords

  • Community media production
  • Public access television
  • Government meeting coverage
  • Local broadcasting services
  • Community PSA production

Where The Local Seen Community Media is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Plymouth
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Local Seen Community Media business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Community Media Services: Provides community media services including local news coverage, government meeting broadcasts, community-produced programming, and educational access services. Revenue appears to be derived from community support, donations, and potentially municipal funding.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Freemium—Free community producer program

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

The Local Seen Community Media product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Local Seen Community Media produces and broadcasts community-focused local programming, including a weekly flagship show, government meeting coverage, and educational access content for the South Shore Massachusetts area. It provides free studio access, equipment, and training for community members to create their own shows, and produces free PSAs for non-profit organizations. Content is distributed through cable television (Comcast Channel 6, Verizon 43) and digital platforms including a website and YouTube channel.

Product overview

The Local Seen Community Media operates as a community media organization covering Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and regional areas of Massachusetts. The organization functions as a unified platform producing original local content with multiple service offerings: its core products include The Local Seen This Week (weekly programming broadcast on Comcast Channel 6 and Verizon 43), Government Services (municipal meeting coverage), Community Member Services (encompassing free PSA production, community producer programs, and workshops), and Education Access Services (Titan TV and Laker TV). The organization serves as a civic media resource enabling community participation through media production.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • The Local Seen This Week The organization's flagship weekly program featuring original community content, aired on Comcast Channel 6 and Verizon 43 every Friday at 7:00PM with replays on weekdays at 9:00AM. Targeted at South Shore Massachusetts community members seeking local news and programming.
  • Government Services Coverage of government meetings and minutes for Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, Duxbury, and regional areas. Provided to local municipalities to ensure civic transparency and public meeting accessibility.
  • Community Member Services Free community media services including community producer programs, workshops, free PSAs for non-profits, candidate services, and community bulletin boards. Designed for South Shore Massachusetts community members and local non-profit organizations to create and distribute local content.
  • Education Access Services Access to educational content through Titan TV and Laker TV channels. Provided to local schools and students in the South Shore Massachusetts region for educational programming.

Companies that use The Local Seen Community Media

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

The Local Seen Community Media technology and API

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The Local Seen Community Media partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Bethany Congregational Church (Quincy)minorOthersProvides venue for South Shore Chess Club meetings held at the church location at 18 Spear Street, Quincy. The chess club is a free community program open to adults and pre-teens, meeting weekly to promote chess camaraderie and community building.
  • Mass AudubonminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborative programming partner for environmental education events. Jointly hosts nature and conservation-focused events like 'Horseshoe Crabs Living Fossils' at Duxbury Beach, combining community engagement with environmental awareness.
  • Project Arts of PlymouthcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLong-standing partner for the Free Summer Concert Series at Plymouth Waterfront. The Local Seen provides promotional coverage and event promotion for the concert series featuring various musical acts throughout the summer season.
  • Local Public Libraries (Plymouth, Kingston, Pembroke, Duxbury)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMulti-library partnership network hosting community programs including study groups, tech teardowns, origami workshops, escape rooms, and musical performances. Libraries serve as community hubs for educational and cultural programming.
  • Pembroke Community CenterminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerVenue partner for community events including the Pembroke Farmers Market, Christmas in July celebrations, and wellness programming like Pilates classes. Provides accessible community gathering space.
  • Inebri-ArtminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCreative event partner hosting the Putt Putt Punk Global Anarchy Tour events. The Local Seen promotes their unique community events combining punk rock music with miniature golf, including three Massachusetts tour dates.

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

The Local Seen Community Media competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Boston Neighborhood Network (BNN): BNN is a Boston-based PEG community media organization offering public access television, community producer programs, and government meeting coverage on cable channels. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts PEG channel with similar nonprofit community-media mission and distribution model.
  • Cambridge Community Television (CCTV): CCTV operates public access TV and digital media services for Cambridge, Massachusetts, including community producer access, government coverage, and workshops. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts PEG channel serving a single municipality with similar community-media product mix.
  • MetroEast Community Media: MetroEast Community Media serves Framingham, Natick, Ashland, Hollis, and Hopkinton in Massachusetts with public access television, community production training, and government meeting coverage. It is a direct peer operating a multi-town Massachusetts PEG channel with substantially the same services as The Local Seen.
  • Brookline Interactive Group (BIG): BIG is a Brookline, Massachusetts nonprofit community media center offering public access TV, media training, and production services to residents. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen as a Greater Boston PEG organization with a community producer program and government meeting coverage.
  • Belmont Media Center: Belmont Media Center is a Belmont, Massachusetts PEG channel providing public access television, community media training, and local programming. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a small-town Massachusetts community media nonprofit with comparable offerings.
  • SCATV (Somerville Community Access Television): SCATV is the Somerville, Massachusetts PEG channel offering public access TV, government meeting coverage, and community media services. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts community-media nonprofit on cable and digital channels.
  • Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN): MNN is a New York City-based PEG community media network operating public access channels and community producer programs across Manhattan. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a larger-scale PEG organization with similar free community producer access and government/local programming mission.
  • Burlington Access Television (BATV): BATV is a Burlington, Vermont community access television organization providing public access channels, government meeting coverage, and community media training. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen as a small-city PEG channel with a similar community-producer-and-government-coverage model.
  • Open Studio Network: Open Studio Network is a New York City PEG-style community media platform providing access to production facilities and channels for community producers. It is directly comparable to The Local Seen in offering free or low-cost community production access and broadcast distribution.
  • Lowell Telecommunications Corporation (LTC) / Lowell Community Television: LTC is a Lowell, Massachusetts PEG channel providing public access television, community media training, and local programming. It is a direct peer to The Local Seen as a Massachusetts community-media nonprofit with similar cable carriage and community producer program.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

The Local Seen Community Media financial estimates

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The Local Seen Community Media leadership team

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Local Seen Community Media M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about The Local Seen Community Media

What does The Local Seen Community Media do?

The Local Seen Community Media produces and broadcasts community-focused local programming, including a weekly flagship show, government meeting coverage, and educational access content for the South Shore Massachusetts area. It provides free studio access, equipment, and training for community members to create their own shows, and produces free PSAs for non-profit organizations. Content is distributed through cable television (Comcast Channel 6, Verizon 43) and digital platforms including a website and YouTube channel.

Is The Local Seen Community Media a public or private company?

The Local Seen Community Media is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was The Local Seen Community Media founded?

The Local Seen Community Media was founded in -1.

Where is The Local Seen Community Media based?

The Local Seen Community Media is headquartered in Plymouth, United States, in the North America region.

How does The Local Seen Community Media make money?

One revenue line is on record: community Media Services.

Who are The Local Seen Community Media's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Boston Neighborhood Network (BNN), Cambridge Community Television (CCTV), MetroEast Community Media, Brookline Interactive Group (BIG), Belmont Media Center, SCATV (Somerville Community Access Television), Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), Burlington Access Television (BATV), Open Studio Network and Lowell Telecommunications Corporation (LTC) / Lowell Community Television.

Does The Local Seen Community Media have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Local Seen Community Media.

What industry is The Local Seen Community Media in?

The Local Seen Community Media's product category is Community Media Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPABACAE, Network-Affiliated Local TV Stations (ABC/CBS/NBC/FOX/CW/Telemundo/Univision, etc.), with a secondary code of MPABADAH, Educational/Instructional Public Media Services (Schools, Distance Learning). Its NAICS code is 516120 and its SIC code is 4833.

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