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Monday, 20 July 2009

[creative-radio] Chart 92 PAS FM Tarakan Edisi 19 Juli 2009

Dear All,
Terima Kasih saya ucapkan kepada rekan rekan atas suportnya selama ini yang masih berjalan dengan manis. Walaupun 92 PAS FM berada nun jauh dari Jawa, tapi masih tetap menadapat perhatian dari rekan rekan.
Sedikit saya gambarkan bagaimana Tarakan sebenarnya. Tarakan merupakan sebuah pulau yang luasnya sama dengan Singapura. Seuah pulau yang kaya dengan Minyak dan Batu Bara sekarang sudah berubah menuju kota metropolis. Di pagi hari sampai Sore, Masyarakatnya disibukan dengan pekerjaan masing masing. Masyarakat yang sudah terkena gaya hidup dan tingkat kehidupannya sudah mengarah hidup konsumerisme tingkat tinggi. Gaya hidup dan bahasa jakarta semua diserap dengan cepatnya.
92 PAS FM Tarakan, sebuah radio yang merupakan pengembangan dari Radio Grass FM yang saat ini mengambil jalur full dangdut. Dan 92 PAS FM mengambil jalur CHR / AC, dengan membidik mereka mereka yang tidak bisa diserap oleh Radio Grass FM. Untuk itu bersama kiriman Chart ini saya kirimkan pula Profil dari Radio Grass FM dan 92 PAS FM Tarakan.
Catatan penting 92 PAS FM hanya memutar lagu lagu original hasil kiriman dari label maupun dari manajemen artis yang bersangkutan. Dan kami sampai detik ini tidak akan memutar lagu lagu bajakan (downloads) yang sekarang sudah banyak beredar di Internet. Jika ada pendengar yang request lagu tertentu, tetapi kami tidak mempunyainya, dengan bijak kami katakan bahwa Kami belum atau tidak mendapat kiriman dari label yang bersangkutan.
Bravo Musik Indonesia dan AMDI (Asosiasi Music Director Indonesia)
Informasi Tentang Kota Tarakan Kklik : www.tarakankota.go.id/

Eko Purwanto FDR 138
Grass FM Dangdutnya Tarakan & PAS FM The Spirit Of Family
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Sunday, 19 July 2009

[creative-radio] Re: Research into Australian talk radio audiences now available

Dear Colleagues
For those interested in media audiences and talkback radio, the link below
will take you to Australia's first extensive study of talkback radio
audiences.
As part of this study, talkback (also known as talk radio) listeners and
callers discussed a range of topics, including why they listen to and/or
call talkback, the role it plays in their lives and how they use it.
You can access the full report here:

http://www.reportingdiversity.org.au/docs/Talkbackradioreport.pdf

I hope you enjoy reading about the research and its findings.
Regards
Jacqui

Jacqui Ewart (PhD)
Bachelor of Journalism convenor Nathan campus
Senior Lecturer
Journalism and Media Studies
School of Humanities
Griffith University
NATHAN QLD 4111
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[creative-radio] APFEJ Announces 2009 Asia-Pacific Awards for Excellence in Environmental Journal

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APFEJ ANNOUNCES 2009 ASIA-PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISM AWARDS

The Asia-Pacific Forum of Environmental Journalists(APFEJ) is currently accepting entries for the
2009 Asia-Pacific Awards for Excellence in Environmental Journalism.An APFEJ initiative, the awards
"recognize the efforts of journalists working on environmental issues and to encourage environmental
journalism across the region." Interested journalists are asked to submit stories that were published
in local media between 1 January and 31 December 2008. Submissions can cover or address
"any aspect of the environment" in the region or the applicant's country. This work can include
scientific research and findings, protected areas, climate change, ecotourism, conservation,
sustainable development, eco-friendly alternative products and fuels, environmental education,
environmental political issues, threats to the environment, mining, logging, oil extraction and
other forms of exploitation of natural resources and social issues related to the environment.
The contest was first introduced in 1990 to promote high quality coverage of environmental issues
and acknowledge the work of communication professionals in that field.

APFEJ,the oldest and largest organization of professional environmental journalists,
contacts over 12,000 members around the world.From 12 members at its
establishment in 1988, APFEJ has grown to encompass 154 members - of which 42 are from
within the Asia and Pacific region and 112 outside. The mission of APFEJ to build into a strong,
independent and committed to promote excellence in environmental journalism worldwide by
supporting environmental journalists specially Asia pacific through Professionalism, Freedom of
expression, Social responsibility, environmental justice, Networking and training.

Entries (including photocopies) must be submitted in the surface mail by August 31,2009 and
sent to Dharman Wickremaratne, Director,Asia-Pacific Forum of Environmental Journalists(APFEJ),
P.O.Box 26, 434/3 Sri Jayawardenapura, Sri Lanka. E-mail: ejournalists@gmail.com.
Applicants must also include their full name, address, phone /fax/ email contact numbers,
dates of publication, and names of newspapers/magazines. Print, electronic and on-line all journalists
and photographers, full time or freelance, can take part in the contest.They should be residents
of the Asia-Pacific region and work in or with the local or national media.There are no entry fees
of any kind for submissions. More details on the awards can be viewed on
http://www.environmentaljournalists.org web site.

Six sub-regional winners will also be announced, recognizing quality environmental coverage
in Central Asia, East Asia, South East Asia, South Asia, West Asia and the Pacific.
Regional winners will receive certificates, three-year membership to APFEJ and a
fully-paid trip to 18th World Congress of Environmental Journalists held in Colombo- Sri Lanka
from 19- 22,October 2009.They will have an opportunity to meet with colleagues from
around the world to share experiences and examine important issues related to environmental reporting.
The congress is an opportunity for the selected journalists to further discuss on the above-mentioned
subjects and develop better stories in future.

The awards, along with certificates will be presented to the winners on October 19,2009
in a special ceremony. The APFEJ will host the congress, which it has called
"2009 most important event yet for environmental journalism in Asia -pacific".
The congress,which will involve more than 100 participants from nearly 50 countries,
will focus on "Educate to end Climate poverty" reports APFEJ.

The previous awards have been sponsored by the UNEP,ADB and German FNS,
in order to encourage and recognize outstanding achievements in environmental journalism.
Some of the previous winners include, Mukul Sharma India, Alex Pal Philippines,
Abu Taher Khokon Bangladesh, Joe Kanekane Papua New Guina, Zamira Loebis -Indonesia
and Tan Cheng Li of Malaysia.To find out more about the 18th World Congress of Environmental
Journalists or APFEJ different activities it has been involved into for more than twenty years,
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Friday, 17 July 2009

[creative-radio] George Lessard on CBC Radio North today

Interviewed about Northern artists rights and my work by Roy Goose here in
Inuvik yesterday... word is that the interview / feature will air today
(Friday July 17th) sometime during the noon hour broadcast (Mountain Time)
on CBC North (radio) which streams via the UR below L.. (see the "Listen
live to CBC Radio" click on the CBC Radio One Yellowknife or the CBC Radio
One Inuvik feed)
http://www.cbc.ca/north/

Might also appear on Podcasts The North This
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Thursday, 16 July 2009

[creative-radio] radio pgm available - Policing in Southern Sudan

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Subject: radio pgm - Policing in Southern Sudan
From: "Victoria Fenner" <vlfenner@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, July 16, 2009 14:25
To: media@web.net
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Just letting you know about a new 15 minute program done by the North South
Institute in Ottawa, a progressive organization which researches issues in
the developing world.

The latest program is up on the NCRA program exchange website at
http://www.ncra.ca/exchange/dspProgramDetail.cfm?programID=86922

Program Synopsis: Here in Canada, we understand why we need to have both an
army and a police force. We know that they both have different jobs to do.
But in some countries, the work of the police is done entirely by the
military. The police and the army are one in the same.

This program explores the challenges of establishing a police force in
Southern Sudan. Though it talks about conditions in that specific country,
the situation is similar to many other countries transitioning from a
military state to democracy.

Total length is 15:33 and it is completely self- contained with intro and
extro. It would fit well into a program about international affairs, or a
general interest program like a morning show.

A lot of stations have run the North South Institute's previous two
productions. If you haven't yet, you can find them at www.nsi-ins.ca under
Podcasts.

Send me an email if you have any trouble accessing the files from the NCRA
website.

Best wishes, and have a great summer
Victoria Fenner

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Victoria Fenner
Sound Out Media
multimedia production and training
vlfenner@gmail.com

http://www.soundoutmedia.com

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Tuesday, 14 July 2009

[creative-radio] Panos Radio South Asia | Latest Development Dilemmas Issue, 14 July 2009

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www.panosradiosouthasia.org

Latest Upload on Development Dilemmas:

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The Excluded

In this edition of Development Dilemmas, we will focus on how social inclusion movement has been gaining momentum in South Asia and what challenges countries face while addressing social justice. Naresh Newar moderates this session with academic scholars who have expertise on social inclusion in their own countries. Zuhra Bahman is a law lecturer at the American University in Afghanistan and also PhD candidate at King's College in London; Ferdous Jahan is associate professor at the University of Dhaka and academic coordinator of BRAC Development Institute of BRAC University; Mohan Das Manandhar is a senior advisor of Social Inclusion Research Fund and has expertise in social inclusion and inclusive development.
Country: Afganistan-Bangladesh-Nepal.
Upload Date: 14/07/2009

Duration: 28.03 Minutes

File Size: 25.6 MB

http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/prsadd/prsaarchives.php?id=18

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Development Dilemmas is a radio discussion, of around half-an-hour duration. It is an independent production of Panos Radio South Asia, an undertaking of Panos South Asia. We're committed to providing a forum for voices, views, and issues not often heard in the mainstream media. Non-profit media, development and other organizations can download Development Dilemmas free of cost for air or online use. Credit should be given to Panos Radio South Asia (PRSA), an undertaking of Panos South Asia. If you have suggestions for future programs please contact us at:
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[creative-radio] Climate Change and Multimedia Communications Workshop, 17-24 August 2009

Call for Applications
'Climate Change and Multimedia Communications Workshop'
17 - 24 August 2009, Kathmandu, Nepal

Panos South Asia (PSA) is a part of a family of Panos Institute worldwide that encourages and facilitates public discourse on a wide range of issues, particularly those that have a direct impact on the least privileged and most marginalized sections of society. Panos works through media to bring neglected subjects to the fore in developmental debate, so as to give a platform for voices and perspectives, which are often rendered voiceless in the public sphere.

In this endeavour, besides other activities, PSA is implementing a project that aims to facilitate information and communication technology (ICT) driven empowerment of the marginalized people at the grassroots in development processes in South Asian countries, to mainstream their local voices and perspectives, in order to facilitate networking, knowledge sharing, and learning on various issues such as 'climate change' that directly or indirectly affect their livelihood.

In this regard, Panos South Asia is organising an 8 day South Asian 'Climate Change and Multimedia Communications Workshop' from 17 - 24 August 2009, in Kathmandu, Nepal.

The Workshop aims to build the capacity of media and other communication practitioners on climate change issues and the role of communications by applying ICTs for local content development, networking, knowledge sharing, to enable them to produce multimedia local contents on climate change communications in South Asia. It also aims to identify possible areas of synergy between media and civil society organizations (CSOs) on multimedia local content development on climate change communications.

Media and CSOs working in various social, development, environmental and other sectors and issues in South Asia wishing to participate in the workshop are requested to apply by filling out the attached application form. All the costs for participating in the workshop for selected applicants shall be covered by PSA. Properly filled out applications should be submitted not later than 31 July 2009 by e-mail to sameer@panossouthasia.org. ONLY selected applicants shall be informed by PSA by 7 August 2009.

APPLICATION FORM

Deadline for application: 31 July 2009

Applicant Details

Applicant's name:

Organization's name and type of the organization:
(e.g I/NGOs, media, advocacy, academia)

Address:

City:

Postcode:

Country:

Tel:

Fax:

Organization's e-mail:

Organization's website/url:

Organization's mission and activities (note more than 100 words):

Applicant's name and designation:

Applicant's telephone and e-mail:

Applicant's job responsibilities
(not more than 100 words):

Describe in not more than 200 words how by participating in the Workshop the applicant and the organization is going to benefit?

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Community Radio Around the World

Monday, 20 July 2009

[creative-radio] Chart 92 PAS FM Tarakan Edisi 19 Juli 2009

Sunday, 19 July 2009

[creative-radio] Re: Research into Australian talk radio audiences now available

[creative-radio] APFEJ Announces 2009 Asia-Pacific Awards for Excellence in Environmental Journal

Friday, 17 July 2009

[creative-radio] George Lessard on CBC Radio North today

Thursday, 16 July 2009

[creative-radio] radio pgm available - Policing in Southern Sudan

Tuesday, 14 July 2009

[creative-radio] Panos Radio South Asia | Latest Development Dilemmas Issue, 14 July 2009

[creative-radio] Climate Change and Multimedia Communications Workshop, 17-24 August 2009

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