Community Radio Around the World: 06/25/09

Thursday, 25 June 2009

[creative-radio] Radio Journalism Workshop Teacher - Technician (Ottawa-Gatineau)

Radio Journalism Workshop Teacher - Technician Reply to:
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Date: 2009-06-25, 8:08PM

Are you self-motivated?
Do you have an interest in human rights, environmental, and/or social
justice issues?
Do you have a considerable academic background and professional experience
in radio journalism?
We are seeking an Independent Contractor to conduct informal one to two hour
teaching workshops on technical areas associated with radio journalism for a
new socially progressive talk show.
This includes techniques and editing associating field reporting and
interviewing.
Financial compensation is only for time spent teaching, and does not include
any preparatory time.
The Canadian
internet site: http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com

- Location: Ottawa-Gatineau
- Compensation: $20.00 per hour
- Telecommuting is ok.
- This is a part-time job.
- This is a contract job.
- This is at a non-profit organization.
- This is an internship job
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- Please, no phone calls about this job!
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[creative-radio] Ahmedabad - First community radio station run by women

First community radio station run by women
Times of India - India
AHMEDABAD: One of Gujarat's biggest Women-based NGO, SEWA, will be first to
run a community radio station (CRS) exclusively by women, as Information
...
<http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Cities/Ahmedabad/First-community-radio-station-run-by-women/articleshow/4703458.cms>

Mahila SEWA Trust to start community radio station
Indian Express - New Delhi,India
The Ahmedabad-based Mahila Self Employed Women Association (SEWA) Trust
will soon start its own Community Radio Station (CRS). The CRS is being
introduced ...
<http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Mahila-SEWA-Trust-to-start-community-radio-station/481400>

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[creative-radio] Mahila SEWA Trust, Ahmedabad to get community radio station

Chennai Online - Chennai,India
New Delhi, June 24 NGO Mahila SEWA Trust is set to get its own community
radio station in the next three months. Government has signed a Grant of
Permission ...
<http://news.chennaionline.com/newsitem.aspx?NEWSID=3d5d24c8-5c2d-405d-8635-987280d3ba35&CATEGORYNAME=NATL>

New Delhi, June 24 NGO Mahila SEWA (Self Employed women association)
Trust is set to get its own community radio station in the next three
months.

Government has signed a Grant of Permission Agreement for establishing,
maintaining and operating a community radio station, an official release
said.

It said a Letter of Intent has been issued to the Institute after the
recommendations of Inter Ministerial Committee and seeking requisite
clearances from various ministries. - (Agencies)

PIB Press Release
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India has signed a
Grant of Permission Agreement for establishing, maintaining and operating a
Community Radio Station at Mahila SEWA Trust. Letter of Intent had been
issued to the ...
<http://www.pib.nic.in/release/release.asp?relid=49353>

Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India has signed a
Grant of Permission Agreement for establishing, maintaining and operating
a Community Radio Station at Mahila SEWA Trust. Letter of Intent had been
issued to the Institute after recommendations of Inter Ministerial
Committee and seeking requisite clearances from various Ministries. The
Community Radio Station is expected to be operational within three months
as per the agreement. With this, the number of CRS will increase to 49 in
the country.

SEWA started its community radio initiatives for building capacity of the
women of the informal sector. The main objective of the activity is to
provide information and education to the members in the remotest of the
villages. The radio programmes are made on different subjects like health,
water, agriculture, animal husbandry, national and international events
etc. The programmes particularly emphasize community participation. The
professional experts give the training to the women at grassroot level.

Mahila SEWA (Self Employed women association) was set up on 18th June 1975
under the Bombay Public Trust act. Mahila SEWA Trust's main goals are to
organize women workers for full employment and self reliance. Mahila SEWA
Trust organizes women to ensure that they obtain full employment. Mahila
SEWA Trust provides childcare, healthcare, insurance and conducts
trainings and seminars.

The Ministry encourages setting up of the Community Radio Stations as CRS
promises to provide an opportunity to the local communities to express
themselves, and empower the women. The main aim of starting the CRS is to
provide different and useful information to the people in nearby villages.

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Subject: [J-H-R] Free subscription to Farm Radio Weekly news service
From: "Nelly Bassily" <bassilynelly@yahoo.ca>
Date: Thu, June 25, 2009 15:55
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[creative-radio] Excerpt: Through the looking glass - Foreign journalists in China, from the Opium Wars to Mao

"...Through the looking glass
by Paul French

By looking back at the men and women who have reported and written on
China since the late 1820s, it might just be possible to gain some
perspective on the media's current obsession with the China story.

For a start, such a glance at those who wrote, edited and launched
newspapers in China, as well as those correspondents who visited briefly
to report back, might constructively give us pause for thought about the
accepted wisdom that today the West is obsessed with China as never
before. ..."

Chapter 8, The Dirty Thirties — Left Wing, Right Wing, Imperialists and
Spies: Radio Shanghai
by Paul French

<http://www.danwei.org/china_books/paul_frenchs_chinas_foreign_jo.php>

[excerpts]

"... Newspapers, journals and periodicals were all well-established media
forms by the 1930s but the decade was a time of technological change when
both the radio and the newsreels became forms of mass communication to
stand alongside, complement and often rival the newspapers. China's first
wireless station — the Osborn Radio Station, known alternatively as XRO
and the Radio Corporation of China — had opened in 1923 in Shanghai. It
transmitted from studios on the roof of the Dollar Building on the Bund
with an initial 65-minute programme of classical and light music as well
as some news. The station estimated that there were 500 wireless sets in
the International Settlement though, to boost the audience, XRO's signal
was transmitted to Tianjin and other major areas where foreigners lived.
The station was owned and established by an American journalist called E.
G. Osborn and a wealthy overseas Chinese. Sun Yat-sen declared himself a
fan of the new media but there simply weren't enough listeners. Despite
moving the studios to the more prestigious roof garden of the Wing On
Department Store on Nanking Road and trying to organise live concerts, the
station failed after a few months due to a combination of precious few
listeners, government distrust and censorship.
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Irene Corbally Kuhn

Shanghai's second radio station — the Carol Broadcasting Station launched
in 1924 from studios on Nanking Road — fared better....."