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[creative-radio] Science puts malaria fight on the map

Science puts malaria fight on the map

Ottawa researchers are using satellite images to track the Africans at
greatest risk of disease

http://www.thestar.com/article/694978

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A satellite picture taken from 700 kilometres above the Earth shows
agricultural and irrigated land in Tanzania. Researchers Jeremy Kerr and
Manisha Kulkarni used the map to track the local mosquito population, and
accurately predicted where it would be most dense. Their research allowed
them to target the village of Kiruani, seen as an oblong orange strip in
this image, just below the large orange ring surrounding Mount
Kilimanjaro.

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[creative-radio] MENA AFRICA: Media & freedom of expression - Pambazuka News 447: Links & Resources

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14 Media & freedom of expression

GAMBIA: PRESIDENT PARDONS SIX JOURNALISTS

http://www.ifex.org/the_gambia/2009/09/09/journalists_pardoned/

Six Gambian journalists imprisoned on charges ranging from defamation to
"seditious publication" were released on 3 September on a presidential
pardon, report the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) and other IFEX
members. The journalists were convicted for issuing a joint statement
holding President Yahya Jammeh's government responsible for journalist
Deyda Hydara's murder in 2004.
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GUINEA: IFJ CONDEMNS THREATS ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

http://tinyurl.com/klc8o2

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has condemned the
harassment and intimidation campaign against journalists in Guinea and the
consistent threats on freedom of expression since the advent of the
military junta in the country. "Since the advent of the military junta, we
have witnessed more and more threats, and arrests that are squarely
designed to intimidate journalists," declared Gabriel Baglo, Director of
IFJ Africa Office.
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NIGER: NEW LAW GRANTS PRESIDENT ABSOLUTE CONTROL OVER MEDIA REGULATORY BODY

http://www.ifex.org/niger/2009/09/09/president_controls_regulatory_body/

On August 28, 2009, President Mamadou Tandja signed into law a bill
granting him absolute control over the Supreme Council for Communications
(CSC), the country's media regulatory body. Media Foundation for West
Africa (MFWA)'s correspondent reported that Article 130 of the new
Constitution that was recently adopted under a controversial referendum in
early August has reduced the previous 11 members to seven. It also gives
the president the power to appoint four members, including the CSC's
president.
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SOMALIA: RADIO HORYAAL DIRECTOR JAILED IN SOMALILAND

http://www.ifex.org/somalia/2009/09/11/osman_arrested/

Police should release Mohamed Osman, director of Radio Horyaal, who has
been held without charge since his arrest on Saturday outside parliament
in Hargeisa, capital of the breakaway republic of Somaliland, the
Committee to Protect Journalists has said.
******

SUDAN: TROUSER-WEARING JOURNALIST RELEASED

http://www.ifex.org/sudan/2009/09/09/journalist_trousers_convicted/

A Sudanese journalist was convicted on 7 September of "sensational
dressing" and jailed for wearing trousers, report the Arabic Network for
Human Rights Information (ANHRI) and the International Press Institute
(IPI). Protesters in support of Lubna Ahmed Hussein were beaten outside
the court and reporters barred from the proceedings.
******

UGANDA: FOUR RADIO STATIONS CLOSED

http://humanrightshouse.org/Articles/11722.html

The Government of Uganda has closed four independently-owned radio
stations and suspended their operating licenses for what it called
"flouting rules by inciting people, mainly the Baganda tribe, against
President Yoweri Museveni, his government and against other tribes".
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14 Media & freedom of expression

GAMBIA: PRESIDENT PARDONS SIX JOURNALISTS

http://www.ifex.org/the_gambia/2009/09/09/journalists_pardoned/

Six Gambian journalists imprisoned on charges ranging from defamation to
"seditious publication" were released on 3 September on a presidential
pardon, report the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) and other IFEX
members. The journalists were convicted for issuing a joint statement
holding President Yahya Jammeh's government responsible for journalist Deyda
Hydara's murder in 2004.
******

GUINEA: IFJ CONDEMNS THREATS ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

http://tinyurl.com/klc8o2

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has condemned the
harassment and intimidation campaign against journalists in Guinea and the
consistent threats on freedom of expression since the advent of the military
junta in the country. "Since the advent of the military junta, we have
witnessed more and more threats, and arrests that are squarely designed to
intimidate journalists," declared Gabriel Baglo, Director of IFJ Africa
Office.
******

NIGER: NEW LAW GRANTS PRESIDENT ABSOLUTE CONTROL OVER MEDIA REGULATORY BODY

http://www.ifex.org/niger/2009/09/09/president_controls_regulatory_body/

On August 28, 2009, President Mamadou Tandja signed into law a bill granting
him absolute control over the Supreme Council for Communications (CSC), the
country's media regulatory body. Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA)'s
correspondent reported that Article 130 of the new Constitution that was
recently adopted under a controversial referendum in early August has
reduced the previous 11 members to seven. It also gives the president the
power to appoint four members, including the CSC's president.
******

SOMALIA: RADIO HORYAAL DIRECTOR JAILED IN SOMALILAND

http://www.ifex.org/somalia/2009/09/11/osman_arrested/

Police should release Mohamed Osman, director of Radio Horyaal, who has been
held without charge since his arrest on Saturday outside parliament in
Hargeisa, capital of the breakaway republic of Somaliland, the Committee to
Protect Journalists has said.
******

SUDAN: TROUSER-WEARING JOURNALIST RELEASED

http://www.ifex.org/sudan/2009/09/09/journalist_trousers_convicted/

A Sudanese journalist was convicted on 7 September of "sensational dressing"
and jailed for wearing trousers, report the Arabic Network for Human Rights
Information (ANHRI) and the International Press Institute (IPI). Protesters
in support of Lubna Ahmed Hussein were beaten outside the court and
reporters barred from the proceedings.
******

UGANDA: FOUR RADIO STATIONS CLOSED

http://humanrightshouse.org/Articles/11722.html

The Government of Uganda has closed four independently-owned radio stations
and suspended their operating licenses for what it called "flouting rules by
inciting people, mainly the Baganda tribe, against President Yoweri
Museveni, his government and against other tribes".
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and platform for social justice in Africa providing cutting edge commentary
and in-depth analysis on politics and current affairs, development, human
rights, refugees, gender issues and culture in Africa.  In addition to its
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http://fahamubooks.org/?utm_source=pz447&utm_medium=email ) is pleased to
announce that Yash Tandon's Ending Aid Dependence is now available for
purchase in bookstores in Tanzania, Ghana, Zambia, Malaysia, and Mauritius.
For more information on the location of these stores, please visit Where to
buy our books (
http://fahamubooks.org/bookstores/?utm_source=pz447&utm_medium=email ) on
the Fahamu Books website, or purchase online (
http://fahamubooks.org/book/?GCOI=90638100770030&utm_source=pz447&utm_medium=email)
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[creative-radio] GAMBIA: PRESIDENT PARDONS SIX JOURNALISTS

Media & freedom of expression

GAMBIA: PRESIDENT PARDONS SIX JOURNALISTS

http://www.ifex.org/the_gambia/2009/09/09/journalists_pardoned/

Six Gambian journalists imprisoned on charges ranging from defamation to
"seditious publication" were released on 3 September on a presidential
pardon, report the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) and other IFEX
members. The journalists were convicted for issuing a joint statement
holding President Yahya Jammeh's government responsible for journalist Deyda
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Saturday, 12 September 2009

[creative-radio] Call For Submissions / New Adventures in Sound Art / HOME - Deep Wireless, Sound Travels & SOUNDplay Festivals

Call For Submissions / New Adventures in Sound Art / HOME - Deep Wireless,
Sound Travels & SOUNDplay Festivals / Toronto, ON / Deadline Date:
Wednesday, September 30, 2009

New Adventures in Sound Art invites artists of all ages and nationalities
to submit works on the theme HOME for consideration in 2010 future
programming for the annual Deep Wireless, Sound Travels, and SOUNDplay
festivals, produced by New Adventures in Sound Art in Toronto, Canada.

Artists may submit works in one or all of the following four categories:
1) Radio Art,
2) Electroacoustic Music & Sound Art,
3) Videomusic and
4) Installation Art (Note: please send separate submission forms for each
entry).

Individual interpretations or variations on the theme HOME are encouraged,
but should be realized with sound as the primary component.

All submitted works must respond in some way to the theme HOME in order to
be considered for 2010 NAISA programming.

1) Radio Art (for Deep Wireless)
The Radio Art category is for works conceived for radio or that use radio
and other wireless technology in their creation and that play with the
medium. Works submitted to this category must be less than 60 minutes in
duration. Special consideration will be given to 1 minute radio art pieces
for broadcast as well as 1 page proposals for collaboration on translocal
broadcast performances.

Pieces will be selected for broadcast within Canada and on several
international radio stations in May 2010 as part of the Deep Wireless
Festival of Radio and Transmission Art.

Both Canadian and International radio art submissions will be considered
for inclusion in the following:

-The Deep Wireless 7 radio art compilation CD
-The Radio Art Interventions (1 minute pieces played guerilla-style on
radio stations during the Deep Wireless festival)
-The Radio Art Salon - a listening gallery of radio art works exhibited
for the month of May.

2) Electroacoustic Music & Sound Art (for Sound Travels)
The Electroacoustic Music & Sound Art category is for multi-channel and
stereo works less than 20 minutes in duration and conceived for concert
performance or presentation in the Sound Travels festival of sound art.
Preferred formats for performance presentation include 5.1, octaphonic, 12
and 16-channel formats in both acousmatic (tape), live and mixed formats.
Please indicate in the notes the intended format of presentation and any
required instrumentation or specialized equipment.

3) Videomusic (for SOUNDplay)
The Videomusic category is for works that explores non-narrative
abstraction with equal emphasis on sound and image. Submitted works will
be considered for video screenings with either stereo or multi-channel
playback. Submitted works will be considered for screenings in either a
performance venue or a small-size gallery alongside other works selected
from this call for submissions.

4) Installation Art (for Deep Wireless, Sound Travels or SOUNDplay)
Installation proposals of previously realized works for site-specific and
gallery installations with no fixed duration will be considered for
presentation as part of Deep Wireless, Sound Travels or SOUNDplay.
Site-specific works can be for indoor or outdoor locations. Works can use
multichannel or single channel playback and may incorporate any number of
media, but must feature original sound as a primary element. Preference
will be given to small to medium scale interactive works that appeal to
all ages. Please attach a list of the necessary equipment required to
mount the installation and which of these items can be supplied by the
artist. Submissions should include audio, video or audio-video
documentation of previously realized versions of the work.

Submission Guidelines

Please submit a completed submission form (in digital format if possible)
along with the proposed works on CD or DVD.

For multichannel works, please include a stereo reduction for reference
purposes only. For video works, please include a DVD copy for reference
only. Screening and multi-channel masters will be requested later if the
work is to be programmed. For installation works or performance proposals,
please attach a list of required equipment with indications of equipment
that can be supplied by the artist.

Materials will not be returned. Please don't send original copies.

Submissions must be postmarked no later than September 30, 2009 and mailed
to: New Adventures in Sound Art
601 Christie Street #252
Toronto ON M6G 4C7

Visit http://www.naisa.ca for more information.

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[creative-radio] Furthernoise issue September 2009

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Date: 2009/9/12
Subject: [Syndicate] Furthernoise issue September 2009
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Sorry for any cross posting...

For your reading listening pleasure there is a new issue of
furthernoise.org online, sister sister site of furtherfield.org
Range of reviews below.

Furthernoise issue September 2009
http://www.furthernoise.org/index.php?iss=82

"Audiobulb profile" (review)
Audiobulb is a Sheffield-based exploratory music label promoting the
cause of innovative electronica. Label curator, David Newman, has
overseen a flurry of activity over the past couple of years, and this
profile features four of Audiobulb's most recent releases, from a
location-inspired compilation to a work driven by an experimental sound
generator.
http://www.furthernoise.org/page.php?ID=305
review by Alan Lockett

"Christian Vasseur – Poèmes Saturniens and Alam" (review)
Christian Vasseur is a French guitarist who works with a range of
instruments. His work is inspired by impressionist composers like
Debussy, as well as more contemporary musicians and progressive rock
bands.Poèmes Saturniens (Conch 002) and Alam (Conch 003) are two of his
releases on Humming Conch.
http://www.furthernoise.org/page.php?ID=307
review by Alex Young

"Essay: Capitatio Benevolentiae - Piracy, Capital, and the Culture of
Digital Sound - Frank Rothkamm" (review)
The piracy of digital sound content is an act of trade, an exchange
between the creator of sound recordings and the listener thus defined:
The creator gets nothing and the listener gets everything. But the
accumulation of digital capital is different from that of its material
counterpart; there is no intrinsic value in digital capital.

Photograph - Glenn Wolsey
http://www.furthernoise.org/page.php?ID=303
review by Frank Rothkamm

"Fast Falls the Eventide by Dead Voices on Air" (review)
Dead Voices on Air, was originally a trio consisting of Scott Harker,
Clancy Dennehey, and ex-Zoviet France's Mark Spybey. Fast Falls the
Eventide marks DVOA's 11th album where now we find Spybey solely at the
helm. This ship sails the waters off a strange musical continent, a land
where world music fuses disembodied, electronic-rumbling drones inside
vast reverberant architectures.
http://www.furthernoise.org/page.php?ID=304
review by Derek Morton

"Luminous Air and Delicate Accidents" (review)
A delicate rice-paper cover for a clear vinyl release is the maiden
release for Tobira Records. New Works for Processed Electric Guitar
presents a shimmering soundscape with elusive harmonies from Richard
Lainhart and a warm, prickly cloud of gently swirling melodic lines from
Japanese guitarist Hakobune.
http://www.furthernoise.org/page.php?ID=302
review by Caleb Deupree

"noise=noise - The Basement Series" (review)
Submerged in the basement vault of a pub in central London every
Wednesday night in August, noises began to crackle, and light began to
spark for noise=noise's The Basement Series. Featuring over forty
international and UK artists from a wide range of practices and
backgrounds, it was set up and run with absolutely no funding or money
involved what so ever.
http://www.furthernoise.org/page.php?ID=308
review by Ryan Jordan

"XVI Reflections on Classical Music - Various" (review)
Musical genres as any aficionado will tell you have historically grown
out of a reaction to the fetishism of the previous era. Whether it be
the quest for balance and harmony emanating from the disjointed ashes of
Baroque or Debussy's longing for dissonance from the melodic
sentimentalism of Bedřich Smetana, they all tend to be motivated by
periodical ennui of what has gone before.
http://www.furthernoise.org/page.php?ID=306
review by Roger Mills

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Thursday, 10 September 2009

[creative-radio] Australian Community radio gets online music catalogue

Community radio gets online music catalogue

Digital Media - Australasia

Community radio stations will have access to online playlists from today as
part of a project initiated by the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project
...
The new service, AirIT, provides access to fully customised Australian
music playlists, with the aim to easily spread Australian music throughout
Australian Community radio. The Music is delivered to stations either as
digital file downloads or in CD format.

Music publishers and community radio stations can register here
http://www.amrap.org/airit/

<http://www.digital-media.net.au/article/community-radio-gets-online-music-catalogue/497925.aspx>

AirIT is:

An Australian music catalogue

A CD and digital audio download distribution system

A community radio social network

Exclusively available to Australian community radio stations
.

AirIT Compliments the promotional releases sent to Music Directors and
stations by making feature tracks available to broadcasters who control
their own playlists.

AirIT enables labels and artist representatives to get music to more
stations to inspire national impact through community radio.

AirIT enables likeminded stations to share music discoveries, and skilled
broadcasters and Music Directors to advise and mentor others.

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Sunday, 13 September 2009

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Thursday, 10 September 2009

[creative-radio] Australian Community radio gets online music catalogue

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