Wednesday, 19 November 2008

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2500

There are 3 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Google unveils RSS feed translator feature
From: George Lessard

2. Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association named nation's best
From: George Lessard

3. Two publications on Community Radio in Ireland
From: Salvatore Scifo


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1. Google unveils RSS feed translator feature
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:45 pm ((PST))

A new Google feature brings truth to the phrase "World Wide Web" by
allowing users to access news and information in languages that they do
not speak.

Google Reader has leveraged Google Translate technology to automatically
convert any RSS feed to a user's preferred language.

To use the new offering, subscribe to any feed. Once subscribed, select
'Translate into my language' from 'Feed settings...' and the feed will be
automatically translated to the best of Google's ability, based on a
user's default language preference.

To learn more go to
http://googlereader.blogspot.com/2008/11/is-your-web-truly-world-wide.html.

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2. Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association named nation's best
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 19, 2008 6:45 am ((PST))

CAAMA named nation's best community radio
ABC Online - Australia
The Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA) won the Tony
Staley Award for broadcasting excellence at the Community Broadcasters
Association ...
<http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/11/19/2423847.htm?section=entertainment>

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3. Two publications on Community Radio in Ireland
Posted by: "Salvatore Scifo" salvatore.scifo@communitymedia.eu salvatorescifo
Date: Wed Nov 19, 2008 6:47 am ((PST))

---Apologies for cross-posting ---

Dear All,
members of the list might be interested in two recent books about
Community Radio in Ireland.

Best,

Salvo
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Rosemary Day (2008)
Community Radio in Ireland: Participation and Multi-flows of Communication.
Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press

This academic text investigates the fundamental tenets of community
radio as a movement through the examination of the experience of six
contemporary Irish community radio stations.
The issues explored focus on the concept of community and how it is constructed through
communication, on an interrogation of the role and meaning of
participation by people in a mass medium and on the creation of the
multi-flows of communication that are facilitated by this participation.
The research spans a ten year period covering licensed community
broadcasting in Ireland from its infancy to adulthood but the lessons
learned are generally applicable. The theoretical frameworks introduced
will be of interest to academics in the fields of communication theory,
radio research, new media research, community development and sociology.

Link:
http://www.hamptonpress.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=1-57273-859-6&Category_Code=Q208


Rosemary Day (Editor) (2007)
Bicycle Highway: Celebrating Community Radio in Ireland.
Dublin: The Liffey Press

This edited book provides an illustrated road map to the vibrant
community radio movement in Ireland today. Written by people from all
over Ireland who are actively involved in making community radio happen,
the authors include volunteers, managers and regulators from the
community radio sector.
Organised in three sections, the book ranges from history, philosophy
and reflections on best practice to the personal reminiscences of those
who were actively involved in establishing radio stations in their own
local communities.
Section One charts the development of community radio in Ireland from
its early days in the pirate era to the present.
Section Two looks at the aims, issues and main concerns of community
radio in Ireland today. Each chapter explores an area of major
importance for community radio activists through the example of
individual stations. These issues include the empowerment of
marginalised people, adult education, the participation of women and the
Irish language.
Section Three is a delightful freewheel down memory lane, as the people
who make community radio reminisce about the joys and difficulties of
running a radio station where the people who listen can also have their say.

Link
http://www.theliffeypress.com/proddetail.php?prod=37-7&cat=25

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Salvatore Scifo
Editor, communitymedia.eu

www.communitymedia.eu
connecting community media research>teaching>policy>practice in Europe

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Tuesday, 18 November 2008

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2499

There are 5 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Buy Nothing Day, 11/25/2008, 12:00 am
From: creative-radio@yahoogroups.com

2. SRI LANKA: Head of a Tamil radio station held in Colombo under anti-
From: George Lessard

3. Call for Applications - UN Democracy Fund
From: tamara aqrabawe

4a. 10 Years of Community Radio in Austria study: English summary now av
From: Salvatore Scifo

5. Kursus Jurnalisme Sastrawi XVI--Pantau
From: Siti Nurrofiqoh


Messages
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1. Buy Nothing Day, 11/25/2008, 12:00 am
Posted by: "creative-radio@yahoogroups.com" creative-radio@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:01 pm ((PST))

Reminder from: creative-radio Yahoo! Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/creative-radio/cal

Buy Nothing Day
Tuesday November 25, 2008
All Day
(This event repeats every year.)
(The next reminder for this event will be sent in 4 days, 23 hours, 58 minutes.)

Notes:
For 24 hours on Buy Nothing Day, November 25, we remember that no one was born to shop,
we pause, make a small choice to participate by not participating, and
we regain some calm. What will you do to tell Nike, McDonald's, Walmart
and the rest that enough is enough? Why not run with some ideas dreamt
up by the more than 3,500 jammers who took part in last year's biggest
ever Buy Nothing Day? Set up credit card cut ups, don white coats and
vaccinate against affluenza, give out free samples of nothing - anything
to show that the best things in life are free. You can find more ideas
and tools i


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2. SRI LANKA: Head of a Tamil radio station held in Colombo under anti-
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Tue Nov 18, 2008 12:35 am ((PST))

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Subject: [rsfasie] SRI LANKA: Head of a Tamil radio station held in
Colombo under anti-terror law (Eng+Fr)
From: "RSF ASIA" <asie@rsf.org>
Date: Mon, November 17, 2008 12:39
To: asie2@rsf.org
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Reporters Without Borders/Reporters sans frontières

17 November 2008

SRI LANKA
Head of a Tamil radio station held in Colombo under anti-terror law

Reporters Without Borders today urged the Sri
Lankan authorities to release the manager of a
Tamil radio A. R. V. Loshan, who was arrested at
his home in the capital Colombo on 15 November.

The senior radio presenter and current manager of
FM Vettri was picked up by Terrorist
Investigation Department (TID) agents.

The worldwide press freedom organisation said
that TID allegations against him of having "links
with terrorists" and "aiding terrorist
activities" should be based on evidence and not
on simple conjecture.

"The growing number of arrests by the authorities
of Tamil journalists under the anti-terror law
gives currency to the common rumor that many of
them are Tamil Tiger agents, but also undermines
the anti-terror law itself", the organisation
added.

A colleague of the journalist told Reporters
Without Borders that his mother had been allowed
to visit him. He is in good health and hopes to
be quickly released.

Police questioned another journalist on Vettri FM
before arresting the director. The 32-year-old
with more than 10 years radio experience has
worked for five years for the station, which is
owned by the ABC press group.

Reporters Without Borders pointed out that two
other Tamil journalists - J. S. Tissainayagam and
Vettivel Jasikaran - are already being held under
the anti-terror law. The fiancée of the second of
them, Valarmathi Jasikaran, has also been
imprisoned in Colombo in very harsh conditions.

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SRI LANKA
Un directeur de radio tamoul détenu à Colombo

Reporters sans frontières demande aux autorités
sri lankaises de libérer le journaliste A. R. V.
Loshan, interpellé dans la nuit du 15 novembre à
son domicile de Colombo. L'organisation estime
que les allégations de "liens avec des
terroristes" et d'"aide à des activités
terroristes" proférées par le Département des
enquêtes terroristes (TID) doivent reposer sur
des preuves et non pas de simples supputations.

"En procédant de plus en plus régulièrement à des
arrestations de journalistes tamouls en vertu de
la loi antiterroriste, les autorités accréditent
la rumeur populaire selon laquelle de nombreux
journalistes tamouls sont des agents des Tigres
tamouls, mais risquent également de dénaturer la
nature même de la loi antiterroriste", a affirmé
l'organisation.

Dans la nuit du 14 au 15 novembre, des agents du
TID ont interpellé A. R. V. Loshan, célèbre
présentateur de radio tamoul et actuel directeur
de la station privée Vettri FM, à son domicile de
Colombo. Selon un proche du journaliste interrogé
par Reporters sans frontières, sa mère a été
autorisée à lui rendre visite. Il se porte bien
et espère être libéré au plus vite.

Un autre journaliste de Vettri FM a été interrogé
par la police avant l'arrestation de A. R. V.
Loshan. Ce dernier a travaillé pendant cinq ans
pour la station en tamoul du groupe ABC. Agé de
32 ans, il est journaliste radio depuis plus de
dix ans.

Reporters sans frontières rappelle que deux
autres journalistes tamouls sont détenus en vertu
de la loi antiterroriste, J. S. Tissainayagam et
Vettivel Jasikaran. La fiancée de ce dernier,
Valarmathi Jasikaran, est également emprisonnée
dans des conditions très difficiles à Colombo.
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Vincent Brossel
Asia - Pacific Desk
Reporters Sans Frontières
47 rue Vivienne
75002 Paris
33 1 44 83 84 70
33 1 45 23 11 51 (fax)
asia@rsf.org
www.rsf.org


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3. Call for Applications - UN Democracy Fund
Posted by: "tamara aqrabawe" aqrabawe@yahoo.com.au aqrabawe
Date: Tue Nov 18, 2008 6:01 am ((PST))


----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Volunteer MENA 1 <v-middleeast@mamacash.nl>
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 2:52:38 PM
Subject: FW: Call for Applications - UN Democracy Fund

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS - UN DEMOCRACY FUND

http://www.un.org/democracyfund/index.htm

UNDEF Third Round of Funding
The Third Round of Funding for the United Nations Democracy Fund - UNDEF - will be conducted from 10 November to 31 December 2008.
Applications for UNDEF funding can be made online through a link from the UNDEF website that will be open from 10 November. Applications must be written in English or French, the two working languages of the United Nations. Applications can only be made through the UNDEF online facility. Applications sent by E-mail, fax or post will NOT be accepted.
Applicants should be aware that UNDEF funding rounds are highly competitive. In the Second Round there were more than 1800 applications while only 83 projects were funded. Accordingly, the quality of the application will be an important attribute. Applicants are therefore advised to read very carefully the Project Proposal Guidelines on the UNDEF website. Applications can be saved in the system and should be submitted only when applicants are confident that all the relevant information has been provided.
Finally, UNDEF is a democracy fund, not a development fund or a human rights fund. Project proposals that strengthen the voice of civil society in the various democratic processes will be more likely to gain acceptance than project proposals less directly related to democracy promotion. It is anticipated that the vast majority of applicants and short-listed project proposals will emanate from civil society organisations.



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4a. 10 Years of Community Radio in Austria study: English summary now av
Posted by: "Salvatore Scifo" salvatore.scifo@communitymedia.eu salvatorescifo
Date: Tue Nov 18, 2008 6:08 am ((PST))

---- Apologies for cross-posting ---

Dear All,
following up on my previous message, attached below, I am pleased to
inform you that the summarised version of the study

10 Years of Community Radio in Austria.
An Explorative Study of Open Access, Pluralism and Social Cohesion
by Judith Purkarthofer, Petra Pfisterer and Brigitta Busch (University
of Vienna) is now available in English and can be downloaded from
<http://www.communitymedia.eu/images/publications_books/2008_purkarthofer_pfisterer_busch_10_years_community_radio_austria.pdf>

The findings will be also presented at the forthcoming ECREA conference, to be held on 25-28 November in Barcelona, in the session 'Community Radio, Participation, People and Practice'
(Radio Research Section, 27/11/2008 | 11:00am | Room 131).
Further info at
<http://www.ecrea2008barcelona.org/guide/abstract.asp?id_callfor=1142&id_seccion=13&id_subseccio=114>


Abstract

This paper presents the results of a qualitative research project which was initiated by the Austrian Federation of Free Radios (VFRÖ) and financed by the Austrian Regulatory Authority for Broadcasting and
Telecommunications (RTR). The research started in spring 2007 and aimed at compiling and describing the effects of Austrian Free Radio on plurality and social cohesion. It was also conducted as a pilot study for further, more comprehensive radio research.

Twenty-two group interviews with staff and volunteers focused mainly on the production side of Free Radio. Additionally, multimodal material such as websites, flyers, schedules, broadcasts, network drawings, guest books, e-mails, photos etc. completed the set of data used for the analyses.

Here, an overview of only the most important findings shall be
introduced and presented. We invite those who are interested in a more
detailed report and read german to take a look at the extensive study
published by RTR in 2008. <http://www.rtr.at/de/komp/SchriftenreiheNr32008>


Best Wishes,

Salvo

Salvatore Scifo
Editor, communitymedia.eu

http://www.communitymedia.eu
connecting community media research>teaching>policy>practice in Europe

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Two new studies, included in the volume
'Non Commercial Broadcasting in Austria and Europe' (Nichtkommerzieller Rundfunk in Österreich und Europa) have been published by the Austrian National Regulator RTR (Rundfunk & Telekom Regulierungs) and presented on 13 October 2008 in Vienna.

The first one, 'Ten Years of Free Radios in Austria: Open access,
diversity of opinion and social cohesion' (10 Jahre Freies Radio in
Österreich: Offener Zugang, Meinungsvielfalt und soziale Kohäsion), has been written by Brigitta Busch, Petra Pfisterer and Judith Purkarthofer from the Center for Intercultural Studies, University of Vienna.

The second study, Community Media in Europe: Legal and economic contexts of the third broadcast sector in 5 countries (Community Medien in Europa: Rechtliche und wirtschaftliche Rahmenbedingungen des dritten Rundfunksektors in 5 Ländern), has been written by Otto Tremetzberger and Helmut Peissl, respectively Chairman and Deputy Secretary of the Austrian Free Radio Federation (Verband Freie Radios Österreich).

The full version of both studies is currently available only in German
and can be downloaded from the RTR's website at
<http://www.rtr.at/de/pr/PI13102008RF>


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5. Kursus Jurnalisme Sastrawi XVI--Pantau
Posted by: "Siti Nurrofiqoh" fiqohpantau@yahoo.co.id fiqohpantau
Date: Tue Nov 18, 2008 6:20 am ((PST))


Kursus Jurnalisme Sastrawi XVI

Jakarta, 7-16 Januari 2009

Hari ini
hampir tak ada warga yang mendapatkan breaking news dari suratkabar.
Mereka mendapatkannya dari televisi, radio, SMS, telepon atau internet.
Tantangan baru muncul: bagaimana cara menulis panjang? Bukankah
relevansi suratkabar makin terletak pada kemampuannya menyajikan
analisis?

Tawaran ini di New York dijawab Tom Wolfe pada 1973. Wolfe mengenalkan sebuah genre baru saat itu: New Journalism.
Ia mengawinkan disiplin keras dalam jurnalisme dengan daya pikat
sastra. Ibarat novel tapi faktual. Genre ini mensyaratkan liputan
dalam, namun memikat. Genre ini kemudian dikenal dengan nama narative
reporting atau literary journalism. Menurut Nieman Reports, sejak
1980an, suratkabar-suratkabar di Amerika banyak memakai elemennya
ketika kecepatan televisi memaksa tampil dengan laporan mendalam.

Di
Jakarta, genre ini diperkenalkan lewat sebuah kursus pada Juli 2001.
Mula-mula hanya dua kali namun permintaan tetap datang.
Angkatan-angkatan baru pun dibuat setiap satu semester. Peserta datang
dari berbagai kota, dari Banda Aceh hingga Jayapura, dari Pontianak
hingga Kuching, dari Ende hingga Kupang. Alumninya, kini mulai
bermunculan. Ada yang menulis buku. Ada yang jadi pemimpin redaksi. Ada
yang sekolah lanjut.

Kursus ini dibuat dua minggu. Peserta
adalah orang yang biasa menulis untuk media. Setidaknya berpengalaman
sekitar lima tahun. Peserta maksimal 16 orang agar pengampu punya
perhatian memadai buat semua peserta. Calon peserta diharapkan mengirim
biodata dan contoh tulisan agar pengampu mengetahui kemampuan dasar
peserta lebih awal. Biaya pendaftaran Rp 3 juta. Biaya tersebut sudah
termasuk buku dan materi kursus non buku sekitar 200 halaman serta
coffe break dan makan siang.

INSTRUKTUR

Janet Steele --
Profesor dari George Washington University, spesialisasi sejarah media,
mengajar mata kuliah narrative journalism. Menulis buku The Sun Shines
for All: Journalism and Ideology in the Life of Charles A. Dana dan
Wars Within: The Story of Tempo, an Independent Magazine in Soeharto’s Indonesia, yang ahlibahahaskan oleh Arif Zulkifli dan diterbitkan oleh P.T. Dian Rakyat tahun 2007.  Juga menulis tentang jurnalisme di Timor Leste dan Malaysia. 

Andreas Harsono
-- Wartawan feature service Pantau, anggota International Consortium of
Investigative Journalists, mendapatkan Nieman Fellowship di Universitas
Harvard. Menyunting buku Jurnalisme Sastrawi: Antologi Liputan Mendalam
dan Memikat. Kini menyelesaikan buku From Sabang
to Merauke: Debunking the Myth of Indonesian Nationalism, membahas
hubungan media dengan kekerasan etnik, agama dan nasionalisme di
Indonesia dan Timor Lorosae.

SILABUS

MINGGU PERTAMA oleh Janet Steele

Rabu, 7 January 2009 pukul 10:00-12:00
â€" Pembukaan: perkenalan, membicarakan silabus dan membagi tugas.
Diskusi tentang kemungkinan jurnalisme sastrawi untuk keperluan
suratkabar, lebih praktis, serta sejarah dan perbedaan antara "new,"
“literary" dan "narrative" journalism.

Bacaan: “The Girl of
the Year” oleh Tom Wolfe;  “Dua Jam Bersama Hasan Tiro” oleh Arif
Zulkifli;  “A Boy Who Was Like a Flower” oleh Anthony Shadid, “For Now,
Indonesian Fishermen Are Forced to Abandon the Sea Officials Must Move
Quickly to Revive Industry, Advocates Say” oleh Ellen Nakashima,
“Soldiers Face Neglect, Frustration At Army’s Top Medical Facility”
oleh Dana Priest dan Anne Hull, “Violence Change Fortunes Of Storied
Baghdad Street” oleh Sudarsan Raghavan.

Rabu, 7 Januari 2009 pukul 13:00-15:00
-- Diskusi lanjutan tentang definisi jurnalisme sastrawi, dari Tom
Wolfe hingga Mark Kramer, dan pengaruhnya pada perkembangan suratkabar
mainstream di Amerika Serikat.

Tugas
untuk hari Kamis:  Menulis tentang sebuah peristiwa yang disaksikan. 
Mulai dengan adegan, tanpa "penjelasan." bersadarkan karya Tom Wolfe
"The Girl of the Year." Topiknya bisa apa saja tapi yang bisa memikat
pembaca untuk membaca narasi itu. Mohon tak membuat lebih panjang dari
dua halaman, dua spasi  agar semua peserta bisa mendapat bagian
membacakan karyanya.

Kamis, 8 Januari
2009 pukul 10:00-12:00 -- Diskusi tentang pekerjaan rumah.

Bacaan: 
“Sebuah Kegilaan di Simpang Kraft” oleh Chik Rini; sebagian dari buku
“In Cold Blood” karya Truman Capote dan kliping dari harian The New York Times pada 1959 “Wealthy Family, 3 of Family Slain.”

Kamis, 8 Januari 2009 pukul 13:00-15:00
-- Diskusi tentang immersion reporting berdasarkan karya Truman Capote
“In Cold Blood” serta membandingkannya dengan “Sebuah Kegilaan di
Simpang Kraft.”

Tugas untuk hari Jumat: Tulislah sebuah narasi
dengan gaya orang pertama (“saya” atau “aku” atau “abdi” atau “gua”
atau lainnya) untuk menggambarkan sebuah adegan. Gunakan model “Buru,
Menziarahi Negeri penghabisan” oleh Amarzan Loebis, dimana Amarzan
memasukkan dirinya dalam laporannya. Bahan ini akan dibacakan di depan
kelas. Panjang maksimal dua halaman, dua spasi.

Jumat, 9 Januari 2009 pukul 10:00-12:00 -- Diskusi tentang pekerjaan rumah yang dibuat berdasarkan “Buru, Menziarahi Negeri penghabisan” serta persoalan kata “saya.”

Bacaan:
“Tikungan Terakhir” (laporan kematian wartawan Rudi Singgih) oleh Agus
Sopian; “It’s an Honor” oleh Jimmy Breslin, “Buru, Menziarahi Negeri
penghabisan” oleh Amarzan Loebis.

 

Jumat, 9 Januari 2009 pukul 13:00-15:00
-- Diskusi tentang persoalan struktur narasi, dan bagaimana
memanfaatkan narasi dalam berita hangat (breaking news) dengan contoh
“Tikungan Terakhir” oleh Agus Sopian dan “It’s an Honor” oleh Jimmy
Breslin. Penutupan serta tanya jawab dan penyerahan sertifikat.

MINGGU KEDUA oleh Andreas Harsono

Senin, 12 Januari 2009 pukul 10:00-12:00 -- Diskusi tentang
dasar-dasar dan etika jurnalisme. Pedomannya, The Elements of Journalism karya Bill Kovach dan Tom Rosenstiel. [Andreas Harsono]  

Bacaan: Buku
Sembilan Elemen Jurnalisme terjemahan karya Kovach dan Rosenstiel
disediakan dalam paket. Ada resensinya oleh Andreas Harsono. “Media
Bias in Covering the Tsunami in Aceh” karya Andreas Harsono.

Senin, 12 Januari 2009 pukul 13:00-15:00 â€" Diskusi soal jurnalisme sastrawi, membedakan mana yang fakta dan mana yang fiksi, tujuh pertimbangan dalam genre ini.

Bacaan: “Kegusaran Tom Wolfe” oleh Septiawan Santana Kurnia; “Ibarat Kawan Lama
Datang Bercerita” oleh Andreas Harsono dalam buku Jurnalisme Sastrawi;
laporan-laporan dalam Nieman Narrative Journalism Conference.

Tugas
untuk hari Rabu: Perhatikan sesuatu di lingkungan Anda. Bikin deskripsi
dengan padat. Manfaatkan penciuman, pendengaran, warna, gerakan,
kasar-halus, kontras (lucu, aneh, menarik) dan sebagainya. Hindarkan
klise macam “nyiur melambai” atau “angin sepoi-sepoi.” Bikin deskripsi
yang akan merampas perhatian pembaca! Maksimal satu halaman. Bacalah
”Reporting in the key to good journalism” oleh Steven A. Holmes.

Rabu, 14 Januari 2009 pukul 10:00-12:00
â€" Diskusi lanjutan soal jurnalisme dan masalahnya dengan
nasionalisme-agama-etnik-ideologi-gender. Contoh-contoh dari Indonesia.


Bacaan tambahan: “The Ethnic Origins of Religious Conflict in
North Maluku Province, 1999-2000” oleh Chris Wilson; “Panasnya
Pontianak, Panasnya Politik” oleh Andreas Harsono dan Douglas Kammen;
"Fire Without Smoke and other phantoms of Ambon's violence" oleh
Patricia Spyer.

Rabu, 14 Januari 2009 pukul 13:00-15:00 â€" Diskusi struktur narasi dengan contoh “Hiroshima” karya John Hersey.

Bacaan:
“Hiroshima” oleh John Hersey; “Menyusuri Jejak John ‘Hiroshima’ Hersey” oleh Bimo Nugroho.

Tugas
untuk hari Jumat: Carilah seseorang yang menarik serta wawancarailah
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Sunday, 16 November 2008

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2498

There are 2 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. CAJ-CIDA Fellowship on international development issues - Call for e
From: George Lessard

2. AMARC Africa 4th Pan African Conference / MENA 4 Conférence panaf
From: George Lessard


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1. CAJ-CIDA Fellowship on international development issues - Call for e
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Sun Nov 16, 2008 12:01 am ((PST))

CAJ-CIDA Fellowship - Call for entries - December 8, 2008

OTTAWA, Nov. 14 /CNW/ - Announcing the launch of the eighth
annual CAJ-CIDA Fellowship with a closing date of December 8, 2008.

The fellowship, sponsored by the Canadian Association of
Journalists and the Canadian International Development Agency, seeks
to encourage more in-depth and informed reporting on international
development issues.

Recipients will be offered a unique "first-person" experience through
visits to development projects and interaction with the people of
developing countries anywhere in the world. This year the fellowship
is not limited exclusively to Africa.

Recipients will be chosen by a panel of judges selected by the
CAJ. The five journalists will come from each of the following
regions: (1) British Columbia and Yukon; (2) Prairies and the North
(Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and
Nunavut); (3) Ontario; (4) Quebec and the National Capital Region and
(5) Atlantic.

The period for travel will not exceed 15 days and must be
completed by April, 2009. Fellowship winners will have the following
costs covered: Airfares, accommodation, meals/incidentals, local
transportation, medical and vaccinations, visas and registration,
airfare and hotel for the CAJ's national conference up to a specified
budgeted amount.

Winning proposals are selected based on the strength of the
application, which should include an explanation of the applicant's
interest in the Fellowship and the professional development
opportunities they hope to gain.

A letter of intent from an employer is required guaranteeing the
publication or broadcast of reportages, or a letter of guarantee or
intent from a mainstream broadcaster, newspaper, magazine or news
agency to broadcast, publish, or syndicate the resulting articles,
features or reportage is provided.

In addition to a letter of intent, applicants must also submit:

- a resume; samples of their recent work (maximum five
stories); a proposal that shows evidence of some preliminary research
and clearly outlines what stories applicants hope to do during their
time on the Fellowship.

Note: Incomplete applications will not be considered.

All fellowship submissions must be received at the CAJ's
national office by December 8, 2008

Tip sheets to assist applicants put together a proposal are also
available on the CAJ's website.

Please note that neither the CAJ nor CIDA will have any
editorial control over what is published or broadcast.

For further information:
John Dickins, canadianjour@magma.ca, or (613) 526-8061

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2. AMARC Africa 4th Pan African Conference / MENA 4 Conférence panaf
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Sun Nov 16, 2008 12:09 am ((PST))

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: MENA 4 Conférence panafricaine AMARC Afrique - AMARC Africa 4th
Pan African Conference
From: "info@africa.amarc.org" <info@africa.amarc.org>
Date: Sun, November 9, 2008 19:27
To: "info@africa.amarc.org" <info@africa.amarc.org>
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English follows...

La 4ème Conférence Pan-Africaine de l'AMARC Afrique se tiendra en Côte
d'Ivoire

Nairobi, Kenya, 7 novembre 2008.

Le conseil de l'AMARC Afrique, veut annoncer que la 4ème conférence
panafricaine se tiendra en Côte d'ivoire en avril 2009. L'organisation
hôte est l'Union des radios de proximité de la Côte d'Ivoire.

L'AMARC Afrique organise la conférence panafricaine à tous les quatre
années pour ses membres et partenaires afin d'analyser les enjeux de la
radio communautaire en Afrique. C'est pendant la conférence panafricaine
que les membres de l'AMARC Afrique et leurs alliés, élisent le conseil
d'administration aussi bien que le plan d'action stratégique pour les
quatre années suivants.

Il s'agit de la deuxième fois que la conférence panafricaine se tiendra
dans l'ouest de l'Afrique. Les conférences panafricaines antérieures se
sont tenus, à Johannesburg (Afrique du Sud) en 1997, Dakar (Sénégal) en
2001 et à Nairobi (Kenya) en 2005.

Les membres de cinq pays, l'Ouganda, la Côte d'Ivoire, le Nigeria, le
Niger et le Burkina Faso, ont présenté leur candidature. Le conseil
d'administration a évalué les propositions et a pris une décision. Le
pays hôte de la 4ème conférence panafricaine sera la Côte d'Ivoire.

Le choix de la Côte d'ivoire a été faite sur la base de: (a) La qualité
de la présentation du dossier (b) Le fait que c'est présenté par une
fédération; (c) Que la proposition compte sur le soutien des radios; (d)
Que la proposition compte sur l'approbation du gouvernement; (e) Que les
enjeux en Côte d'Ivoire sont importants pour l'AMARC Afrique; (f)
Qu'elle permet de permettre l'alternance géographique avec les autres
Conférences Pan Africaines.

L'AMARC Afrique compte plus de 364 membres basés dans toutes les
sous-régions du continent. L'AMARC Afrique, est la section africaine de
l'AMARC, regroupe des radios et leurs fédérations nationales dans tout
le continent. Le principal impact de l'AMARC depuis sa fondation en 1983
a été d'accompagner et d'appuyer l'établissement d'un secteur africain
et mondial de la radio communautaire. L'AMARC fait plaidoyer pour le
droit à la communication au niveau international, national, local et de
quartier et défend et promeut les intérêts du mouvement des radios
communautaires à travers la solidarité, le réseautage et la coopération.

AMARC AFRICA'S Fourth Pan-African Conference to be held in Ivory Coast

Nairobi, Kenya, November 7, 2008.

AMARC Africa Board wishes to announce the fourth Pan-African Conference
to be held in Côte d'Ivoire in April 2009 hosted by its member, the
"Union des radios de proximité de la Côte d'Ivoire".

Every four years AMARC Africa organises a Pan-African conference for its
members and community radio stakeholders to discuss the challenges of
community radio in Africa. It is during the Pan-African conferences that
AMARC Africa members elect the Board of Directors as well as decide on
the strategic plan for action for the following four years.

This is the second time that the Pan-African conference will be held in
West Africa. Previous Pan-African Conferences were held in Johannesburg
(South Africa) in 1997, Dakar (Senegal) in 2001 and Nairobi (Kenya) in 2005.

Ivory Coast was selected to host the conference from tenders submitted
from AMARC member country networks namely Uganda, Côte d'Ivoire,
Nigeria, Niger and Burkina Faso.

Ivory Coast was selected to host the Pan-African on the basis of (a) the
quality of the presentation of its documentation; (b) the fact the bid
was presented by a Federation (c) the federation has the support of the
radios. (d) the federation has support and approval from the government;
(e) that the challenges of CR in Côte d'Ivoire are very important for
AMARC Africa as they resonate with the rebuilding of AMARC Africa (f)
That the selection allows for geographic balance with other Pan African
Conferences.

AMARC Africa members number over 364, and are based in all sub-regions
of the continent. AMARC-Africa is the African regional section of AMARC
grouping together radios from all the sub-regions of the continent. The
main global impact of AMARC since its creation in 1983, has been to
accompany and support the establishment of an African and world wide
community radio sector that has democratized the media sector. AMARC
Africa advocates for the right to communicate at the international,
national, local and neighbourhood levels and defends and promotes the
interests of the community radio movement through solidarity, networking
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Friday, 14 November 2008

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2497

There are 6 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Bukeni Waruzi on the escalating conflict in Eastern DRC
From: sameerpadania

2. Global Health and Social Innovation Conference at Yale
From: Jennifer Staple

3. Deva Prakash UnSub [creative-radio]
From: Deva Prakash

4. Australia: New codes of practice for community radio
From: George Lessard

5. Omagh, Northern Ireland - Community radio station planned
From: George Lessard

6. Kolkata, India - Jadavpur University radio aims to empower poor kids
From: George Lessard


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1. Bukeni Waruzi on the escalating conflict in Eastern DRC
Posted by: "sameerpadania" sameerpadania@yahoo.co.uk sameerpadania
Date: Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:45 pm ((PST))

Colleagues,

I wanted to share this post with you from my WITNESS colleague Bukeni
Waruzi, just published by the Huffington Post. Bukeni is from Uvira,
and worked for a decade in eastern DRC to demobilise child soldiers,
founding and running Ajedi-Ka, and now works at WITNESS as Coordinator
for our work with partners in Africa and the Middle East.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bukeni-waruzi/the-democratic-republic-o_b_143691.html
[Full text pasted below for those needing it]

Please also see this video interview with Bukeni:
http://hub.witness.org/DRCinCrisis

Regards, Sameer Padania | http://hub.witness.org

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The Democratic Republic of Congo: "We're on the Run Again" - Bukeni Waruzi

I was talking to my cousin a couple weeks ago in Goma, North Kivu
province to check on how they are doing, I could hear the sound of
children screaming, the voice of my cousin sounding like someone on
the run and tired, she couldn't speak loudly. She told me, "Bukeni,
our neighbors left already". I asked, "Why are the children are
screaming?" (sic) She told me, "Because they see we're packing our
belongings".

The day before I talked to her, I talked to my father in Uvira, South
Kivu province; they were all under alert and prepared to flee; talking
about what is going on, he told me "We're on the run again" and added,
"You're lucky Bukeni, you won't be here to flee with us".

People in the eastern part the Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC,
have continued living an ongoing nightmare since 1996, where militias,
rebels and other armed groups and the DRC's army are fighting, causing
grave human rights violations: millions of displaced people, thousands
of women are victims of rape and other sexual violence, thousands of
child soldiers recruited, hundreds of social and humanitarian
infrastructures looted, massive killing and assassinations, hundreds
of people disappeared... an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe.
The war in the DRC has caused over 5 million deaths since 1998.

When the first war began in October 1996 in Uvira, I was student at
the faculty of Economics at the Evangelical University in Africa in
Bukavu (the capital city of South Kivu Province). My colleagues and
friends from Uvira and I had to walk over 152km (almost 94 miles) in
two days. All the roads were blocked and there was no way to get
public or private transportation. In Uvira, a city that is usually
warm and crowded, it was exceptionally quiet and many people were on
the street looking almost on the same direction, north, because the
previous day, 11 people were killed in Kiliba (at 20km northern Uvira,
almost 12 miles) by Banyamulenge combatants. That night, young people,
including myself, were told by local and traditional officials to
organize "Rondo" (in Swahili, means "civilian patrol") to provide
security for the city, but despite huge number of young people
involved, Uvira was taken by rebels of AFDL (Alliance of Democratic
Forces for the Liberation of Congo-Zaire) on October 25, 1996.

On that day, when rebels took over my city, my family and I were not
in Uvira any more. We had fled to the south, to Fizi territory. On the
way to Fizi before reaching the nearest village of Makobola, which is
my parents' native town, we saw thousands of people walking, women,
children, soldiers, men, disabled persons, handicapped persons,
everyone was on the run.

At that time the country was known as Zaire under dictator Mobutu Sese
Seko's regime. The war went across the country and Mobutu was ousted,
and Laurent Kabila proclaimed himself president on May 17, 1997 in
Kinshasa.

The second war started in August 1998 in Goma and swept across the
country, dividing the country in three parts. The conflict also
resulted in the assassination of President Kabila in 2001.

Each time war came, hundreds of thousands of refugees fled to
neighboring countries: Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Zambia,
Angola, Congo-Brazzaville and Central African Republic. Many others
went to South Africa, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Namibia.

The current fight involves the DRC army, rebel groups such as PARECO
and the Mai-Mai, the Interahamwe (the Rwandan armed group accused of
having caused the genocide in Rwanda in 1994) and General Laurent
Nkunda's CNDP (National Congress for the Defense of the People), which
is supported by the Rwandan army.

Massive human rights abuses and the growing humanitarian crisis are
not only due to the rebel groups. The DRC army is also responsible for
human rights violations. Additionally, the country's valuable natural
resources are illegally exploited to benefit the efforts of all
parties in the conflict.

Today, the entire eastern part of the DRC is on maximum alert; Nkunda
has followers and fighters all over the eastern part of the country,
at any time they are ready to strike.

Last Friday, the international community (the UN, African Union and
other influential leaders in the region) convened a high level meeting
in Nairobi to engage the governments of Rwanda and Congo in the peace
talks because it believes that Rwanda, which is a strong supporter of
the CNDP, has influence on the renegade Nkunda, and that President
Kabila Joseph of the DRC can calm his army.

The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, has
indicated that he will launch investigations for crimes committed in
the Kivus and I am on my way there tomorrow to talk with the ICC about
those possible investigations. That action will help to end the cycle
of impunity, but I'm unsure if it will establish peace. The Ituri
experience has taught us much; the process in The Hague simply takes
too long. The people of DRC can't wait any longer for a solution.

The people in eastern Congo are tired; we have been running for more
than a decade now. We need to sit down, live in peace and raise our
children.

The rape of women has been used as weapon of war, child soldiers are
viewed as expendable and cheap goods, social and humanitarian
infrastructures have become the property of militias, the army and any
renegade faction who can get their hands on these items.

It is enough, it has to end now. I urge you to take action. Here are
three suggestions:

* Write to President Kabila to urge him to stop mass rape, recruitment
of children and bring an end to the conflict:
http://hub.witness.org/DRCinCrisis
* If you're a blogger -- embed this video interview talking about the
crisis: http://hub.witness.org/DRCinCrisis
* Urge your local media to cover this issue -- write to the editor and
write your own opinion piece


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2. Global Health and Social Innovation Conference at Yale
Posted by: "Jennifer Staple" Jennifer.Staple@aya.yale.edu uniteforsight
Date: Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:46 pm ((PST))

Many of you may be interested in this international "Achieving Global Goals Through Innovation" conference to be held at Yale University. Please forward widely.

Register Online For 6th Annual Global Health Conference. Registration rate increases monthly.

"Achieving Global Goals Through Innovation"
Saturday, April 18 - Sunday, April 19, 2009
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
http://www.uniteforsight.org/conference

The Unite For Sight Conference is what CNN calls "A Meeting of Minds"

200 Speakers, Including Keynote Addresses by Dr. Susan Blumenthal, Nicholas Kristof, Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Dr. Sonia Sachs, Dr. Al Sommer, and Dr. Harold Varmus. Plus social innovation sessions by CEOs and Directors of Save The Children, Partners in Health, HealthStore Foundation, mothers2mothers, and many others.

CME, CNE, and CPE Credits will be available for select conference sessions.

Unite For Sight's conference convenes a committed vanguard of 2,500 people from more than 60 countries. The conference challenges students, professionals, educators, doctors, scientists, lawyers, universities, corporations, nonprofits, and others, to develop innovative solutions to achieve global goals.

Confirmed Keynote Speakers

"Global Health Challenges and Opportunities," Susan Blumenthal, MD, MPA, Former US Assistant Surgeon General, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown School of Medicine and Tufts University Medical Center; Senior Medical Advisor, amfAR (The Foundation for AIDS Research; Chair, Global Health Program, Meridian International Center

"The Challenges of Development and Making Aid Work," Nicholas Kristof, Columnist, The New York Times

Jeffrey Sachs, PhD, Director of Earth Institute at Columbia University; Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Columbia University; Special Advisor to Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon

"Millennium Villages: Update," Sonia Ehrlich Sachs, MD, MPH, Health Coordinator, Millennium Village Project

"Preventing Blindness; Saving Lives," Al Sommer, MD, MHS, Professor and Dean Emeritus, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

"New Perspectives on Global Health and Science," Harold Varmus, MD, President and Chief Executive, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center; Former Director of the NIH; Nobel Prize Recipient

Confirmed Leaders of Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Speakers

"Unite For Sight: Social Entrepreneurship As A Symbol of Hope for the (Poor) Blind Villagers and Refugees in Ghana," James Clarke, MD, Ophthalmologist and Medical Director, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana

"Strategic Social Entrepreneurship as a Tool for Advancing Global Health," Greg Dees, PhD, Professor of the Practice of Social Entrepreneurship and co-founder of the Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, Duke University's Fuqua School of Business

"Social Entrepreneurship as a Tool to Strengthen Health Systems," Julia Devin, JD, MPH, Director of Programs, VillageReach

"Improving Public Health Delivery Through Social Entrepreneurship," Gene Falk, Co-Founder, Executive Directors, mothers2mothers

"The HealthStore Foundation: Improving Access to Life-Saving Medicines through Micro-Franchising," Scott Hillstrom, Chairman of the Board, CEO and Co-Founder, HealthStore Foundation

"The Impact of the Food and Nutrition Crisis on the Global Health Agenda," Charles MacCormack, PhD, President and CEO, Save The Children

"Health Care From The Grassroots," Joia Mukherjee, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Partners in Health; Director, Institute for Health and Social Justice; Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities, Brigham and Women's Hospital

Plus 200 more renowned featured speakers: http://www.uniteforsight.org/conference

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Posted by: "Deva Prakash" devaprakash_j@yahoo.com devaprakash_j
Date: Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:50 pm ((PST))

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4. Australia: New codes of practice for community radio
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:09 pm ((PST))

ACMA registers new codes of practice for community radio

<http://www.australia.to/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=865:acma-registers-new-codes-of-practice-for-community-radio&catid=72:australian-news&Itemid=29>

[excerpt]

The Australian Communications and Media Authority has registered new codes
of practice for community radio broadcasting services. The new codes of
practice are the result of extensive consultation coordinated by the
Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) during 2007-08,
including public consultation during February and July 2008.

'The codes, which are a quantum improvement on past codes, have been
amended and strengthened to assist the community radio sector in better
understanding their obligations and corporate governance requirements and
we congratulate the CBAA on the energy they've poured into this
responsibility' said Chris Chapman, ACMA Chairman.

'Licensees will now be required to have written corporate governance
policies and procedures that support their management, financial and
technical operations, as well as documentation that substantiate their
efforts to encourage community participation. These are all signs of a
rapidly maturing sector.


The Australian Communications and Media Authority
Codes of practice
http://www.acma.gov.au/WEB/STANDARD/pc=PC_311062


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5. Omagh, Northern Ireland - Community radio station planned
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:12 pm ((PST))


Ulster Herald (subscription) - Omagh, Northern Ireland, UK

Community radio station planned

[excerpt]

At a time when Omagh would appear to be on the cusp of significant
development, it seems timely that the town should host its own Community
Radio station Strule FM in the four week run-up to Christmas.

Strule FM, which will be broadcasting from the Strule Arts Centre to the
Omagh town district on 106.8, is the latest member of the Community Radio
network, one of the fastest growing areas of modern broadcasting.


<http://www.nwipp-newspapers.com/UH/free/319185468074055.php>

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6. Kolkata, India - Jadavpur University radio aims to empower poor kids
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:20 pm ((PST))

Varsity radio aims to empower poor kids

Livemint - Delhi,Delhi,India

[excerpt]

Kolkata: Thirteen-year-old Piyali Seal wants to anchor radio programmes
for women and does a lifelike imitation of a cat's meow—the signature tune
of a radio station in Kolkata aimed at female listeners. Right now, she's
busy throwing questions on child labour at a guest on the programme she's
hosting with four other children on Jadavpur University's community radio
station, 90.8 FM.

<http://www.livemint.com/2008/11/14004838/Varsity-radio-aims-to-empower.html?h=B>

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Thursday, 13 November 2008

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2496

There are 6 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Bowral, NSW, Australia - No fine for community radio station ad brea
From: George Lessard

2. Cape Town : Western Cape : South Africa - Gale force winds cause dea
From: George Lessard

3. Sarasota, FL USA - WSLR FM Grassroots Community Radio
From: George Lessard

4. Icebox Radio Theater
From: George Lessard

5. Bristol, UK - How to win a Sony Radio Academy Award
From: George Lessard

6. Oneonta, NY, USA - WUOW 104.7 community radio receives emergency ale
From: George Lessard


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1. Bowral, NSW, Australia - No fine for community radio station ad brea
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:12 pm ((PST))

No fine for radio station ad breach
Southern Highland News - Bowral,NSW,Australia


NO penalties will be given to Highland FM after the community radio station
was found in breach of one of its licence conditions.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found that on April
18 and June 20 this year, during a broadcast of The Highland Living Show,
and on February 9 this year, during a broadcast of What's On in the
Highlands, 2WKT Bowral (Highland FM) broadcast advertisements.

The major difference between community radio and commercial radio is that
community stations cannot broadcast advertisements but instead get their
funding from sponsors.

Under the Broadcasting Services Act 1992, sponsorship announcements on
community radio that do not include appropriate acknowledgements of
financial support (tags) are considered to be advertisements.

Highland FM station manager Graham Moir said ACMA had merely got them on a
technicality.

"In regards to the untagged sponsorship announcement, all the guy did was to
forget to mention the word sponsor," he said.

"Everyone knew this particular business had been a sponsor of the station
for years, and with all the other things that go on in the studio, cueing
the song, interviewing someone, checking the levels, he neglected to add the
word sponsor."

For the full story see the Southern Highland News, Wednesday, November 12

claire.mitchell@ruralpress.com
<
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2. Cape Town : Western Cape : South Africa - Gale force winds cause dea
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:15 pm ((PST))

Gale force winds cause dead air
By Bush Newsroom(Bush Radio 89.5fm Newsroom)
"Bush radio, as a small community radio station is in the unfortunate
position that it cannot afford a studio to transmitter link and has to rely
on Telkom and Sentech to provide the signal to our listeners. ...
<
http://bushradionews.blogspot.com/2008/11/gale-force-winds-cause-dead-air_11.html
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3. Sarasota, FL USA - WSLR FM Grassroots Community Radio
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:19 pm ((PST))

WSLR is an innovative, listener-supported, non-profit, non-commercial FM
radio station dedicated to serving the Sarasota community. WSLR features
locally produced programming and presents cultural, artistic, and political
perspectives currently underrepresented in the media. Our goal is to inform
and empower listeners to play an active role in WSLR and in their community.
WSLR's programming promotes equality, peace, sustainability, democracy, and
social and economic justice.

http://wslr.org/

WSLR, Inc.
P.O. Box 2540
Sarasota, FL 34230

Studio Phone 355-4540
Phone: (941)894-6469
E-mail: info@wslr.org

Message Board (yahoo login required and "join the group" if not a member):
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4. Icebox Radio Theater
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:24 pm ((PST))

A theater of the air located on the very edge of America in International
Falls, Minnesota, The Icebox Radio Theater's mission is to bring the stories
of the Borderland to World!

http://www.iceboxradio.org/Welcome.html

Mission Statement

The Icebox Radio Theater exists as an education and charitable and literary
group dedicated to the study, practice and production of radio theater and
the related arts to include, but not to be limited to script writing,
production, acting, sound effects, music composition and directing. We
strive to provide quality radio theater programs and related events for the
greater enjoyment and appreciation of the people of International Falls, its
surrounding communities and the general public. We provide opportunities
and encouragement to anyone having an active interest in theater and related
arts, including students and community members, to sue their tales, energies
and ideas in the accomplishment of our goals.

Icebox Radio Theater auditions

Icebox Radio Theater, a group dedicated to community radio theater
production with recorded and live programs for the community, will conduct
auditions for a variety of projects from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Rainy
River Community College Theater.
The Icebox Radio Theater production of "Calls to Santa", as part of its
annual fundraiser, and will air Dec. 8-12 on KXBR 91.9 FM. It is a studio
recording and not a live theater performance. An original Christmas play
will be part of the show.
Calls to Santa has parts for two men, one woman, and one girl age 8 to 10.
Meetings, rehearsals and recordings will be scheduled over the next month.
Icebox Radio Theater will also conduct auditions for future projects:
• "A Distant Land", four men, four women, one boy age 6 to 10.
• "Lost in the Woods", four men, two women, two girls under 10, one boy
under 10.
• "Pickaxe Hill", three men, three women.
For more information call 285-2215 or visit www.iceboxradio.org.


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5. Bristol, UK - How to win a Sony Radio Academy Award
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 11:30 pm ((PST))

How to win a Sony Radio Award
By MH

Community Radio stations are invited to a seminar entitled How to Win a
Sony Radio Academy Award, to be held in Bristol on December 2nd.

"Community radio has well and truly got its feet 'under the table' of the
radio industry but the results of the recent Sony Radio Academy Awards did
not reflect the achievements of the Community radio sector" states Joanne
Schofield of BCfm who is organising the event at the Mercure Holland Hotel
in Bristol on December 2nd 2008 at 2pm.

Representatives from Community Radio and other interested organisations
will get the opportunity to hear Tim Blackmore, Chairman of the Sony Radio
Academy Awards, present on the Awards and respond to questions from the
community radio sector.

After the seminar attendees will be able to network with other community
radio colleagues, to share experiences.

The event is sponsored by broadcast software company ENCO. The Enco team,
along with Tim Blackmore and representatives from the Community Media
Association will be on hand following the presentation to answer questions
on the Awards and Community Radio in general.

"There will be a great deal of radio expertise in the room on the day"
continues Joanne "I would urge community stations to take advantage of
these few valuable hours to learn more about the Sony Radio Academy Awards
and also meet people that will be able to give you important industry
hints and tips. We know that community budgets are tight and that is where
ENCO have stepped in to sponsor this event and we would like to thank them
for their support."

The seminar will be free for pre-registered attendees and parking is
available on the day at the hotel. For more information about the event
and to reserve your place, call Joanne Schofield on 0560 1126659 or email:
joanne@bcfm.org.uk but places are limited and will be allocated on a first
come, first served basis.


RadioToday.co.uk with United Radio.
http://radiotoday.co.uk/news.php?extend.4057

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6. Oneonta, NY, USA - WUOW 104.7 community radio receives emergency ale
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 11:37 pm ((PST))

http://www.thedailystar.com/local/local_story_317040022.html

[excerpt]

Published: November 12, 2008 04:00 am

Radio station receives emergency alert system
By Jake Palmateer
Staff Writer

ONEONTA _ Emergency officials and local leaders in Oneonta now have the
ability to speak directly to the public during a natural disaster or other
crisis.

WUOW 104.7, the community radio station operated under the auspices of the
State University College at Oneonta, has launched an enhanced emergency
alert system.

Mayor John Nader issued a test message live on the airwaves at about 3:45
p.m. Tuesday during a media conference with public safety, hospital and
college officials.

The new telephone interface allows emergency officials and local leaders
to access the airwaves through any telephone, including cell phones.

"One of the biggest problems is getting the word out in any emergency,"
said Gary Wickham, WUOW's program director.

The interface allows officials to enter an access code on their telephone
to record a message that is immediately and automatically broadcast over
the airwaves. A second access code allows officials to speak live on the
air from their telephones.

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Wednesday, 12 November 2008

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2495

There are 4 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. LA RADIO DE NOEL
From: Eric Cooper

2. Malta: Call for long-term community radio station applications
From: George Lessard

3. Conakry:Community radio station in Guinea suspended indefinitely
From: George Lessard

4. India, Sironj, MP - First community radio station
From: George Lessard


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1. LA RADIO DE NOEL
Posted by: "Eric Cooper" ericcooper2000@yahoo.com ericcooper2000
Date: Tue Nov 11, 2008 8:37 pm ((PST))

Until the 1st of January, LA RADIO DE NOEL will provide christmas
music (7/7 – 24 hours a day)made by artists like Martin Brigman,
Double Bee, Myztic Vibes Inc,Mahalia Jackson, The Jackson 5, Michael
Jackson, Bette Midler, The New Ireland Orchestra, Les Messagers,Sarah
MC Lachland, U2, Chris Isaak, The Mickey Mouse and Friends band,
Martina Mc Bride,Sting, Run DMC, Elvis Presley, Bing Crosby, Frank
Sinatra,Véronique Sanson, Pierre Lachat, Den Isa, The Euro Brass
Quintet Strasbourg,Roch Voisine,Zazie, The Moodie Blues, The
Muppets,Michael W Smith, Cece Williams,Kenny G, Luciano
Pavarotti,Barbara Hendricks, St James Choir of Angels, The Salvation
Army, The Pointers Sisters, Madonna, Eric Clapton ... and many more ...
Just clik on http://www.ionosphere.fr/chaines/noel/index.asp

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2. Malta: Call for long-term community radio station applications
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 9:41 am ((PST))

Call for applications
Malta Independent Online - Malta

The Broadcasting Authority has concluded a revision of its policy on
long-term community radio stations following discussions with the Malta
Communications Authority. The authority yesterday started receiving
applications for long-term community radio stations, lifting the moratorium
which has existed on the issuing of licensing of community radio stations.

The closing date for submitting applications has been set as Friday, 28
November. All applications are to be addressed to the Chief Executive,
Broadcasting Authority, 7 Mile End Road, Hamrun HMR 1719.

Details about programme content conditions, technical conditions, the call
for applications itself and the community radio application form are
available from the Broadcasting Authority's website at www.ba-malta.org or
by sending an e-mail to info.ba@ba.org.mt.
.
<http://www.independent.com.mt/news.asp?newsitemid=78201>


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3. Conakry:Community radio station in Guinea suspended indefinitely
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 9:46 am ((PST))

[Guinean news] Community radio station shut down
By Communications Director(Communications Director)
RNW added: Familia FM is a popular private community radio station that
specializes in social issues but has no rights to do any broadcasts other
than news bulletins. [The Media Foundation for West Africa] says it is
worried about the ...
<
http://friendsofguinea.blogspot.com/2008/11/guinean-news-community-radio-station.html
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Radio station in Guinea suspended indefinitely
By Andy Sennitt
On November 4, 2008 the National Communications Council (CNC), the media
regulatory body in Guinea, ordered the management of Familia FM, a
community radio station in Conakry, to cease transmission for allegedly
broadcasting information ...
<
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4. India, Sironj, MP - First community radio station
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Nov 12, 2008 9:48 am ((PST))

First community radio station at Sironj, MP
Merinews - New Delhi,India
Community radio is part of media and new-fangled technology and it may take
part in exceptionally productive role in wholesome improvement of farmers.
...
<http://www.merinews.com/catFull.jsp?articleID=146717>


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