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Sunday, 2 November 2008

[creative-radio] IN MEMORIAM - Studs Terkel

TRANSOM.org
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Something Real.
Studs Terkel in conversation with Sydney Lewis 6/20/01
Audio and transcripts at
http://www.transom.org/guests/review/200107.review.sterkel.real.html

The Dumbest Gangster - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:00:00.000&end=00:02:07.066
The Cool Medium - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:02:07.066&end=00:04:37.566
Who Shed Those Other Tears - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:04:37.566&end=00:09:12.566
What Is Unsaid But Felt - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:09:12.566&end=00:11:29.566
Listening With My Father - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:11:29.566&end=00:15:00.000
The Bard of Radio - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:15:00.000&end=00:16:40.000
Fireside Chats - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:16:40.000&end=00:19:07.100
Morning In The Streets - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:19:07.100&end=00:20:21.900
Born To Live - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:20:21.900&end=00:24:43.300
Happy Happy Happy - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:24:43.300&end=00:26:12.300
Putting It Together - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:26:12.300&end=00:28:04.800
The Art Of Improvisation - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:28:04.800&end=00:31:28.302
Billie - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:31:28.302&end=00:32:29.202
Martin Luther King - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:32:29.102&end=00:35:23.300
Nobody's Business But Their Own - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:35:23.300&end=00:38:13.800
The Uses of Ineptitude - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:38:13.800&end=00:40:00.800
How's It Going? - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:40:00.800&end=00:41:45.500
Why We Need A Soapbox - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:41:45.500&end=00:43:34.500
Where Public Radio Has Been Remiss - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:43:34.500&end=00:47:10.000

Something Real - Listen here
http://streams.transom.org/20010703.studs.manifesto.ram?start=00:47:10.000&end=00:48:20.800

"...Sydney Lewis
What would your ideal radio day be?

Studs Terkel
Well I like music, of course. Jazz. Good classical music.

But I think hearing the human voice. There's one spot in Morning In The
Streets, that BBC documentary written by Dennis Mitchell, who was my great
influence, where there's one sound - the human voice. He has people
talking; there's women in the laundromat and others, and they're talking
back and forth. There's the fat woman talking about the budgie bird. And
the one with the laundry on her head talking about different things. And
this little old tramp is going around, tramping his way. And the old boy,
the old working-class boy who want to be an intellectual, who listens to
the conversation and says, "Stately minds. We need stately minds."

Well I love the conversation. I used to hear it in the lobby of the Wells
Grand Hotel that my father ran for awhile, and then my mother did.

I'd want the human voice expressing grievances, or delight, or whatever it
might be.

But something real. ..."

Jay Allison
Atlantic Public Media
Woods Hole, Massachusetts
www.transom.org

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[creative-radio] Internews Joins Google, Microsoft, Yahoo! in Free Speech and Privacy Initiative

Internews Joins Google, Microsoft, Yahoo! in Free Speech and Privacy
Initiative

http://www.internews.org/prs/2008/20081030_globalnetworkinitiative.shtm

Arcata, CALIFORNIA—Internews Network, a nonprofit leader in fostering
independent media and access to information for people around the world,
has joined with Google, Microsoft, Yahoo! and other stakeholders to
develop a global code of conduct to protect free speech and guard privacy
against government interference on the Internet.

Named the "Global Network Initiative,"
http://www.globalnetworkinitiative.org/ the plan, officially unveiled
today, commits its members to work together in resisting efforts by
governments that attempt to enlist information and communications
technology companies in acts of censorship and surveillance that violate
international standards.

"Access to information and freedom of speech must never be seen as
luxuries—they are basic human rights," said Kathleen Reen, Internews
Vice-President for New Media. Reen represented Internews in the coalition
of ICT companies, human rights organizations, academics, investors, and
technology leaders that spent the past two years designing the initiative.

"Collaboration among participants to engage governments, work with
stakeholders in local markets, and share learning from their experiences
will be critical to the success of the Global Network Initiative," said
Reen. "It's the first step in a long commitment to getting all people
everywhere unfettered access to information, which is at the core of
Internews' mission."

The Global Network Initiative is being launched in the 60th anniversary
year of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is founded on the
rights of freedom of expression and privacy set out in numerous
international covenants and declarations.

Participating companies make a number of specific operational commitments
for the first two years after joining the Initiative. These include:
identifying circumstances when freedom of expression and privacy may be
jeopardized; training employees on procedures to protect freedom of
expression and privacy when faced with government demands; and providing
whistle-blowing mechanisms through which employees and other stakeholders
can confidentially or anonymously report violations of the initiative's
principles.

In addition to Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Internews, participating
organizations include the Annenberg School for Communication at the
University of Southern California, the Berkman Center for Internet and
Society at Harvard Law School, the Center for Democracy and Technology,
the Committee to Protect Journalists, the Electronic Frontier Foundation,
Human Rights Watch, the University of California, Berkeley School of
Information, and the World Press Freedom Committee, among others.

Internews Network, a nonprofit based in Arcata, California with an office
in Washington, D.C., has worked in over 70 countries worldwide to empower
local media worldwide to give people the news and information they need
and the means to make their voices heard. In addition to supporting
independent media and training over 70,000 media professionals, the
organization has worked in 36 countries for open and accessible Internet
and telecommunications policy.

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Saturday, 1 November 2008

[creative-radio] JOB - Radio La Benevolencija / Humanitarian Tools Foundation (Radio Benevolencija)

JOB:
Project Manager/Editor - Great Lakes Reconciliation Radio - North and
South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo
Organisation
Radio La Benevolencija / Humanitarian Tools Foundation
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/279403

USING MEDIA TO EMPOWER PEOPLE

Radio La Benevolencija / Humanitarian Tools Foundation (Radio
Benevolencija) is a Dutch humanitarian multi-media production NGO that
uses broadcast campaigns, events and grassroots activities to encourage
people to become active bystanders in the face of incitement to violence.
Its campaigns endeavor to use the accumulated experience of victims of
ethnocentric violence who have empowered themselves and reached a peace
with their former tormentors. Using academically researched methodologies,
the organization strives to develop knowledge tools - guides on how to
deal with an array of manipulative pressures that move individuals and
whole societies to commit physical and mental harm. These tools are
presented in media campaigns that use entertainment and education methods
to reach audiences that have experienced , or are in danger of
experiencing violence. A prototype of such a campaign is its African
operation, "Great Lakes Reconciliation Radio" , a regional project that
has been in operation in Rwanda , the Democratic Republic of Congo, and
Burundi since 2003.

http://www.labenevolencija.org/en/home.html

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[creative-radio] To Give Life and Live - Côte d'Ivoire

To Give Life and Live - Côte d'Ivoire
This reproductive health initiative was developed by a group of 20 women
journalists in the Ivory Coast who are part of La Cellule Féminine des
Média contre le SIDA en Côte d'Ivoire (CFMS-CI). These women are using
their skills - and their connections within the media in the country - to
disseminate reproductive health and HIV/AIDS messages to other women, and
to explore new ways to reach out to their intended audience. Using what
they intend to be frank, simple language that can be easily understood,
they write articles and broadcast radio spots on various issues related to
HIV/AIDS. They then meet in smaller groups with local women to foster
dialogue on, and the raising of questions about, the articles they have
written or reports they have given.
Contact: Bakayoko Zéguéla zeguelag@yahoo.fr
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/134870/2754

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[creative-radio] Rural Women Reporting

Rural Women Reporting
According to this report, rural women are rarely heard in the media; even
more
rarely do they actually have the opportunity to create media. The Rural Women
Reporting project was developed to both produce programmes that speak to
the issues
rural women face, and to empower those who participated through skills and
confidence-building to support ways to make their voices heard. For instance,
participants (7 women, 1 man) in South Africa decided to create individual
features
following workshops that covered not only how to make audio programmes,
but also how
to interview and conduct research. In addition, a reporter from a national
newspaper
came to speak with the participants about rural women's issues. This process
resulted in 8 programmes of varying lengths in both English and isiZulu
covering
topics such as young women and employment, teenage pregnancy, child-headed
households, women and inheritance rights, polygamy, grandmother and
grandchildren,
forced/arranged marriages!
, and evictions from the marital home. The programmes were made available
to local
radio stations and places where people gather, and were distributed over the
internet as podcasts.
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/274703/2754

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[creative-radio] Community Radio Initiators Ready to Run the Stations Soon in Bangladesh

Community Radio Initiators Ready to Run the Stations Soon in Bangladesh
by AHM. Bazlur Rahman
The Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC) organised
a daylong
training workshop on "Community Radio: How to Get Started and Keep Going in
Bangladesh" on August 27 2008. The fourth working session focused on a
paper on
"Gender Relations and Development in Community Radio Operation". Participants
discussed the paper's proposed gender policy in community radio, which
centres
around women's access to the airwaves, women's representation on air,
special needs
of minority women, women's representation at all levels of station
management, use
of appropriate technology and funding, and capacity building for women's
radio.
Among the recommendations of the policy: training for women, use of free
and open
source software, a quota of at least 30% for women's leadership and
representation,
and special radio programmes for women. The policy also suggested more
practical
measures such as space allotment for childcare, flexible working hours,
women-friendly equipment s!
et-up and broadcast schedules, adequate lighting and security at the
station, and
transportation arrangements for women who live in remote areas.
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/275895/2754

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[creative-radio] Community Radio Broadcasting in West Africa: Legislative and Capacity-Building

"Support to Community Radio Broadcasting in West Africa: Legislative and
Capacity-Building"

SLAJ, PIWA, EU conclude National Media Policy seminar
http://cocorioko.net/app/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2195&Itemid=1

Written by Cocorioko Newspaper Limited
Sunday, 02 November 2008
The purpose of the Seminar which lasted from Thursday, October 30 to
Friday, October 31, 2008, was to assess the national communication policy
formulation process, especially the radio component. It concluded by
defining the way forward with concrete action plans.

PRESS RELEASE

A two-day National Media Policy Seminar on the Legal Framework of Radio
Broadcasting and the National Media Policy Formulation Process in Sierra
Leone has been successfully concluded by the Sierra Leone Association of
Journalists (SLAJ), in partnership with Panos Institute West Africa (PIWA)
and the European Commission (EC) at the Archbishop Brosnahan Memorial
Hall, Santano House, Howe Street, Freetown.

The purpose of the Seminar which lasted from Thursday, October 30 to
Friday, October 31, 2008, was to assess the national communication policy
formulation process, especially the radio component.

It concluded by defining the way forward with concrete action plans. It
brought together about 30 participants from across the country as well as
representatives from PIWA, comprising civil society organizations, public
servants and decision makers in charge of national communication policies,
managers of radio stations, leaders of media and media advocacy
institutions/organizations and coordinators of regulatory and
self-regulatory bodies.

According to the Assistant Secretary General of SLAJ, Mustapha Sesay who
coordinated the process, the two-day activities of the seminar implemented
by SLAJ, form part of a PIWA project funded by the European Commission,
entitled "Support to Community Radio Broadcasting in West Africa:
Legislative and Capacity-Building".

Radio Stations represented at the Seminar included Radio Moa (Kailahun),
Radio Gbafth (Tonkolili), Galaxy Radio (Port Loko), Radio Maria
(Bombali), Radio Mount Aureole (Freetown), Radio Democracy
(Freetown),Voice of Islam -VOI (Freetown), Sierra Leone Broadcasting
Service –SLBS (Freetown), KISS 104 FM (Bo), West Africa Democracy Radio
–WADR and UN Radio. Other media or media related institutions that
participated in the Seminar included the Independent Media Commission
(IMC), Ministry of Information & Communication (MIC), Sierra Leone
Reporters Union (SLRU), Women in the Media Sierra Leone (WIMSAL), Talking
Drum Studio (Search for Common Grounds), Society for Democratic
Initiatives (SDI), Community Radio Network (CORNET) and Initiative For
Mobile Training Of Community Radio (INFORMOTRAC).

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Community Radio Around the World

Sunday, 2 November 2008

[creative-radio] IN MEMORIAM - Studs Terkel

[creative-radio] Internews Joins Google, Microsoft, Yahoo! in Free Speech and Privacy Initiative

Saturday, 1 November 2008

[creative-radio] JOB - Radio La Benevolencija / Humanitarian Tools Foundation (Radio Benevolencija)

[creative-radio] To Give Life and Live - Côte d'Ivoire

[creative-radio] Rural Women Reporting

[creative-radio] Community Radio Initiators Ready to Run the Stations Soon in Bangladesh

[creative-radio] Community Radio Broadcasting in West Africa: Legislative and Capacity-Building

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