Wednesday 15 April 2009

Radio Jobs Postings at NCRA.CA

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Subject: [ncralist] Jobs Postings at NCRA.CA
From: "ncra/anrec" <magnus@ncra.ca>
Date: Wed, April 15, 2009 05:46
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The following jobs openings have been posted at
http://www.ncra.ca.

PROGRAM-VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
VoicePrint
Location: Winnipeg, MB
Closing Date: 17 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82848

Posted: 4 April, 2009


FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR
Vancouver Cooperative Radio CFRO 102.7 FM
Location: Vancouver, BC
Closing Date: 17 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82897

Posted: 6 April, 2009


FUNDING DRIVE AND SPECIAL EVENT COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82789

Posted: 1 April, 2009

FESTIVAL COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82790

Posted: 1 April, 2009


NEWS AND SPOKEN WORD COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82791

Posted: 1 April, 2009


MULTICULTURAL COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82792

Posted: 1 April, 2009


LIBRARIAN - RELOCATION COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82793

Posted: 1 April, 2009


PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82794

Posted: 1 April, 2009


SUMMER PROMOTIONS COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82795

Posted: 1 April, 2009


View and post openings at http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/

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FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio stations

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param>Title – 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's
FM radio stations

Date – 15 April 2009

Byline – None

Origin – Pacific Media Watch

Source – The Australian, 15/04/09

Copyright – TA

Status – Unabridged

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<bold>FRANK BAINIMARAMA SHUTS ABC'S FM RADIO STATIONS IN FIJI

</bold>www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25337381-601,00.html<bold>


</bold>SYDNEY (<italic>TA Online/Pacific Media Watch</italic>): Frank
Bainimarama's military regime is forcing the ABC to shut down its
radio transmitters in Fiji to limit "negative" reports about the
government's undemocratic rule.


The broadcaster says it has been ordered to close its FM relay
stations in the capital, Suva, and in the tourist town of Nadi.


"Local sources have since confirmed Radio Australia is off the air in
both locations," the ABC said.


However, it is still able to broadcast in the troubled country on its
shortwave transmitter.


Coup leader Bainimarama believes freedom of speech causes trouble and
must be curbed to allow the military government to do its work.


In an attempt to justify tough restrictions on local and international
media reporting of recent political upheaval in the island nation,
Commodore Bainimarama said he did not like to hear opposition to his
plans.


"We want to come up with these reforms and the last thing we want to
do is have opposition to these reforms throughout," he told Radio New
Zealand today.


"So that is the reason we've come up with the emergency regulations."


His comments follow Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum's rejection
of Australia's criticism of the purge of Fiji's judiciary.


"The new judges will be just as independent as the old judges,"
Sayed-Khaiyum told <italic>The Australian</italic>.


Commodore Bainimarama has assumed greater power in recent days after
the abrogation of the constitution following a Court of Appeal ruling
that his government was illegal.


An information vacuum exists after he imposed severe coverage
restrictions on local media and expelled all Australian and New
Zealand journalists from the country.


Asked about every country's need to have open and free discussions,
Commodore Bainimarama said: "Not in Fiji".


"The circumstances have changed," he said.


"We (the government) now decide what needs to be done for our country."


He said freedom of speech had caused trouble in the past and was the
reason for the political upheaval in the past few days.


"That was how we came up with what has happened in the last few days,"
he said.


Fiji's central bank announced on Wednesday that its dollar has been
devalued by 20 percent with the latest political crisis.


The devaluation was announced by new Reserve Bank governor Sada Reddy
soon after he was installed by the military-led government.


It comes a day after the dismissal of former governor Savenaca Narube
and the introduction of exchange controls to prevent the flight of
capital.


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Subject: [Pacific_media_watch] 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio
stations
From: "Pacific Media Watch nius" <pacific_media_watch@lists.apc.org.au>
Date: Wed, April 15, 2009 08:11
To: "Pacific Media Watch" <pacific_media_watch@lists.apc.org.au>
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Title – 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio stations
Date – 15 April 2009
Byline – None
Origin – Pacific Media Watch
Source – The Australian, 15/04/09
Copyright – TA
Status – Unabridged
----------------------------
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FRANK BAINIMARAMA SHUTS ABC'S FM RADIO STATIONS IN FIJI
www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25337381-601,00.html

SYDNEY (TA Online/Pacific Media Watch): Frank Bainimarama's military
regime is forcing the ABC to shut down its radio transmitters in Fiji
to limit "negative" reports about the government's undemocratic rule.

The broadcaster says it has been ordered to close its FM relay stations
in the capital, Suva, and in the tourist town of Nadi.

"Local sources have since confirmed Radio Australia is off the air in
both locations," the ABC said.

However, it is still able to broadcast in the troubled country on its
shortwave transmitter.

Coup leader Bainimarama believes freedom of speech causes trouble and
must be curbed to allow the military government to do its work.

In an attempt to justify tough restrictions on local and international
media reporting of recent political upheaval in the island nation,
Commodore Bainimarama said he did not like to hear opposition to his
plans.

"We want to come up with these reforms and the last thing we want to do
is have opposition to these reforms throughout," he told Radio New
Zealand today.

"So that is the reason we've come up with the emergency regulations."

His comments follow Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum's rejection of
Australia's criticism of the purge of Fiji's judiciary.

"The new judges will be just as independent as the old judges,"
Sayed-Khaiyum told The Australian.

Commodore Bainimarama has assumed greater power in recent days after
the abrogation of the constitution following a Court of Appeal ruling
that his government was illegal.

An information vacuum exists after he imposed severe coverage
restrictions on local media and expelled all Australian and New Zealand
journalists from the country.

Asked about every country's need to have open and free discussions,
Commodore Bainimarama said: "Not in Fiji".

"The circumstances have changed," he said.

"We (the government) now decide what needs to be done for our country."

He said freedom of speech had caused trouble in the past and was the
reason for the political upheaval in the past few days.

"That was how we came up with what has happened in the last few days,"
he said.

Fiji's central bank announced on Wednesday that its dollar has been
devalued by 20 percent with the latest political crisis.

The devaluation was announced by new Reserve Bank governor Sada Reddy
soon after he was installed by the military-led government.

It comes a day after the dismissal of former governor Savenaca Narube
and the introduction of exchange controls to prevent the flight of
capital.

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[creative-radio] Digest Number 2610

There are 3 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Radio23.org Launch Party @ Bell House w/ Prefuse73 & tons more frien
From: Jeff Hylton Simmons

2. INDIA: First Community Radio Station of Orissa in Konark
From: George Lessard

3. Earth Day, 4/22/2009, 12:00 am
From: creative-radio@yahoogroups.com


Messages
________________________________________________________________________
1. Radio23.org Launch Party @ Bell House w/ Prefuse73 & tons more frien
Posted by: "Jeff Hylton Simmons" radiotwentythree@gmail.com jefforysimmons
Date: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:30 pm ((PDT))

Radio23.org emerges April 23rd as a new breed of community radio
station. Currently based in Brooklyn, NY, but with broadcasters
covering the globe, Radio23 is a non-commercial, freeform radio
station dedicated to providing an international platform for
innovative, creative home broadcasters.

With the launch of our first channel, anyone with high-speed internet
can experience underground music and culture from all parts of the
globe, created by more than five dozen weekly live broadcasters.
Every two hours, a new live broadcaster takes the reigns from a
distant land and offers a view of what's happening in their creative
community.

Since underground broadcasting and unknown music are some of our
specialties, Radio23 has partnered with Radioactivity.fm and WFMU's
Free Music Archive to ensure that, although dynamic DIY content may
sometimes be obscure, our listeners will not only find new music, but
easily connect to the artists they hear.

The live broadcast & launch celebration starts at 5pm, April 23rd, 2009:

***all times Brooklyn, NYC -> GMT -5

5:00PM
DJ Sotusura broadcasts every week on R23 from Amman, Jordan ARCHIVE

6:30PM
DJ Thanksgiving Brown broadcasts live from San Francisco, California.

LAUNCH PARTY at The Bell House
7:30pm doors, 8:00pm show
149 7th St. in Brooklyn, New York

With performances (in order) by:

Grade 13
Grade 13 is a group of teenage girls from New York who - through the
viBeSongMakers program and under the direction of Young People's Katie
Eastburn - met last August to write and record a collection of
original songs in collaboration with professional musicians. The
resulting album, "Sidewalk Chalk," was recently released with the
girls, ranging in age from 15 to 18. They wrote all the songs for
Sidewalk Chalk themselves, tackling themes of self-acceptance,
poverty, sexual identity, broken families and the pain and confusion
of young love with insight and playfulness, unflinching honesty and at
times a surprising sense of maturity. (vimeo)

Nine 11 Thesarus is a group of middle schoolers who broadcast every
week on R23 from IS 291 in Bushwick, Brooklyn. They are the newest
group formed through the Representing NYC program, presenting
Brooklyn's most fearsome and irreverent rap.

Tiny Toones (1st NYC appearance) from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Tiny Toones Cambodia uses breakdancing, Hip-Hop music, and the
contemporary arts as creative tools to empower the youth of Cambodia
to live healthier lives free of HIV and drugs, build a more promising
future by furthering their educational opportunities, and become
positive role models for their community. Seven of the peer mentors of
Tiny Toones, former street kids who have matured into the role models
of the program, will be performing a breakdancing routine and several
of their songs.

Blast Off!!!
Blast Off!!! improvises music for brain melting and feet dancing.

GOD
GOD could be compared to folks like AMM or the Improvised Music From
Japan crew, due to the meticulous attention paid to the construction
of even the most minute sounds in their pieces. Bryan Eubanks and Leif
Sundstrom have been playing music together for more than a decade;
though they're both now in NYC, they're veteran kingpins in Portland,
Oregon's vibrant experimental music & arts scene.

Alexis O'Hara
Alexis O'Hara is a trilingual performance artist with a penchant for
experimentation: Producing street theatre in Toronto, making dirty
movies in Vancouver, frying her ass for the art-hungry hordes in
Geneva, and singing in a myriad of musical projects from jazz combos,
to all-girl punk outfits and improv electronic jam collectives. (maple
music)
Roberto C. Lange + David Ellis
Over the past couple of years, Roberto has teamed up with visual and
sound artist David Ellis to compose his kinetic sculpture creations -
the most recent, a 25-foot catfish with paint cans for teeth and fly
swatters for taste buds. The catfish is skinned with 12" LP records
and beat boxes. Currently, Roberto is working with prolific music
producer Guillermo Scott Herren (Prefuse 73), helping to produce and
create a new palate of sounds for the forthcoming Prefuse 73 album.
(vimeo)

Ellis' work continues to interpret music and sound. His paintings are
often recorded in a form of digital time-lapse animation Ellis calls
"motion painting." Like jazz, these works provide Ellis with an
opportunity to combine ideas with collaborators or work solo within a
form that promotes improvisation and spontaneity. For a recent
commission the artist painted a truck from sunup to sundown over five
consecutive days. Ellis often stages events when exhibiting his motion
paintings, inviting musicians, performers, and sound artists to
interpret the work live. His motion painting, Paint on Trucks in a
World in Need of Love was recently exhibited at MoMA.

Prefuse 73
(aka: Guillermo Scott Herren) is nothing if not proven. It's hard to
think of a name that carries as much weight in both hip-hop and avant-
rock circles as Prefuse 73, who in the past year alone has been asked
to remix TV On The Radio, Pelican, BLK JKS and Cornelius, not to
mention his early collaborations with School of Seven Bells and
Battles. These interactions have clearly helped to shape the evolving
Prefuse 73 sonic aesthetic, which has expanded to include Herren's
twisted visions of prog-rock, "machine funk" and global psychedelia.
From Delarosa & Asora to Savath & Savalas, through to Prefuse 73 and
Diamond Watch Wrists, there's no way to underestimate the reach of
Guillermo Scott Herren's influence - and 2009 appears to be a
significant culmination of the artist's most resounding material.

DJ Marty McSorley: might just be the best DJ at WFMU

and very special guests:
The Metasynergistics Evaluative Media Experience
1:00AM
Live audio/video broadcasts begin from the Left Coast: ROB WALMART
MOBILE ONE adventurizes the streets of Portland, Oregon from their a/v
broadcast mobile unit/sound system/venue/van/portable bootleg emporium
aka "THE CUBE" via WiMAX provided by Stephouse Networks .

ROB WALMART broadcasts live every week on R23 from Portland, Oregon
LISTEN andre - lionel - waterskiing and read the XLR8R article

2:00AM
THE FIX takes the celebration home:
A special live broadcast from Portland's legendary Someday Lounge
with Hip-Hop/Rare Groove/Afrobeat/Baile Funk/Soul/Funk/+++, hosted by
the city's beloved DJs Rev. Shines (Lifesavas/Quannum), Ohmega Watts
(Lightheaded/Ubiquity), DJ Kez (KBOO/360 Vinyl) & Dun Diggy.

***

listen to the Radio23 archives chronicling the testing period, which
ends April 23:

http://feeds2.feedburner.com/Radio23

MUSHROOM LOUNGE DINNER SESSIONS montreal, quebec ARCHIVE
I WILL NOT RETURN YOUR RECORDS montreal, quebec ARCHIVE
AT HOME WITH ROSE wellington, new zealand ARCHIVE
GUITARANDOTHERMACHINES san diego, ca ARCHIVE
TEN ANIMALS I SLAM IN A NET portland, or ARCHIVE
SATANICPORNOCULTSHOP osaka, japan ARCHIVE
PRAEMISSVM PLANTARIO new york, ny ARCHIVE
MURDERGONG RADIO sacremento, ca ARCHIVE
PUBIC SENSORY RADIO brooklyn, ny ARCHIVE
REAL TALK with I.S. 291 brooklyn, ny ARCHIVE
THE ART OF RAP amman, jordan ARCHIVE
BRAMBLE RADIO portland, or ARCHIVE
EDEN'S HOUR seattle, wa ARCHIVE
NYCTAPER LIVE nyc,nyc ARCHIVE
DEARBORN seattle, wa ARCHIVE


EVERYTHING SHE TOUCHED TURNED AMPEXIAN Out APRIL 14TH ON: WARP RECORDS


"La Llama" Available now exclusively at Stones Throw ***LP: May 19***

Get Rob Walmart's "LIVE NEAR KBOO" at Marriage Records


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Messages in this topic (1)
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
2. INDIA: First Community Radio Station of Orissa in Konark
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Tue Apr 14, 2009 8:02 pm ((PDT))

First Community Radio Station of Orissa in Konark
Orissadiary.com - Bhubaneswar,Orissa,India
Report by Orissadiary correspondent; Bhubaneswar : The first Community
Radio Station of Orissa is going to be established at Konark by Young
India. ...
<http://www.orissadiary.com/ShowBussinessNews.asp?id=12051>

Young India has obtained Letter of Intent, Frequency (90.4MHz) & SACFA
from the concerned Ministries of Govt of India. Very soon Young India will
sign Agreement (GOPA) with Ministry of I & B, GoI regarding the same & as
per the guideline within 3 months after agreement the Station should be
aired. Now Young India is waiting for helping hand in this regard. If you
know any option of funding for Community Radio plz inform.

Rashmi R. Parida
Editor
Email-
rashmir@orissadiary.com,editor@orissadiary.com, orissadiary@gmail.com


Messages in this topic (1)
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
3. Earth Day, 4/22/2009, 12:00 am
Posted by: "creative-radio@yahoogroups.com" creative-radio@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:01 pm ((PDT))

Reminder from: creative-radio Yahoo! Group
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Earth Day
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(This event repeats every year.)
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