Monday, 1 June 2009

[creative-radio] Panos Radio South Asia | Latest Development Dilemmas Issue, 1 June 2009



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Latest Development Dilemmas Issue, 1 June 2009

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The Big One

Kathmandu remains one of the most vulnerable cities in the world due to an impending big earthquake. Seismological records show that big earthquakes have occurred every 75 years in Kathmandu. But it is not just the magnitude of the earthquake but the country's poor preparedness that is increasingly putting the lives of the capital's two million at risk. In this edition of Development Dilemma, we will focus on the earthquake risks in Kathmandu and what action should the country take to prepare for the big one which has been long overdue. Naresh Newar moderates this session with experts working on earthquake disaster reduction. Robert Piper is the head of the United Nations in Nepal; Amod Dixit is the executive director of Nepal Society for Earthquake Technology or NSET; Pitambar Aryal, is the director for Disaster Management Department at the Nepal Red Cross Society.
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[creative-radio] youtube 2009 05 31 Sunday Lloyd Thrasher Yellowknife AFCY Concert performance



2009 05 31 Sunday
Lloyd Thrasher Yellowknife AFCY Concert
[excerpt]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDKWgoLsnv8

At the francophone association
Journée portes ouvertes
Radio Taïga et l'Association Franco-Culturelle de Yellowknife vous invite à
sa journée PORTES OUVERTES !!
http://radiotaiga.com/
http://afcy.info/
l'Association Franco-Culturelle de Yellowknife

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Sunday, 31 May 2009

[creative-radio] Bolivia-Presentacion-Libro-Medios-Polémica





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Subject: Bolivia-Presentacion-Libro-Medios-Polémica
From: "Edgar Ramos Andrade" <edgar.elalto@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, May 30, 2009 22:07
To:
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3.200 cc

Edgar Ramos plantea "el fin de los medios de comunicación alternativos"

Libro "Manipulicidio" genera polémica en la UPEA

EL ALTO-BOLIVIA (Agencia de Noticias Chaco Amazonía–ANC. Sábado
29-Mayo-2009).- La presentación del libro *"Manipulicidio **Tomo I. Medios
de comunicación privados, 'discurso perfecto', lamento político. Bolivia
siglo XXI"* (Ediciones digitales "Más claro… agua", Santa Cruz 2009) del
comunicador e investigador *Edgar Ramos Andrade* provocó la tarde del
viernes 29 de mayo más de una polémica en la Carrera de Comunicación de la
Universidad Pública de El Alto-UPEA, cuyos estudiantes plantearon, por
ejemplo que la "prostitución" del trabajo de Carlos Valverde es idéntica a
la del payaso "Cosquillas" que aparece en un programa de entretenimiento del
estatal canal 7.

Además, Ramos planteó el final de los denominados "medios de comunicación
alternativos" los que, según el autor de "Manipulicidio" pasaron a
convertirse a acompañantes de la mayoría social boliviana por lo que "ese
trabajo ya no debería ser considerado contestatario"; y ante la pregunta de
un estudiante de primer año, el reconocido escritor alteño tuvo que
adelantar partes del Tomo II de su libro y se vio forzado a explicar cuál
es, en su percepción el Objeto de Estudio de la Comunicación, lo que generó
una nueva polémica.

La presentación, auspiciada por la Carrera de Comunicación de la emblemática
UPEA (de la cual Ramos fue su primer rector) y organizada por el profesor
universitario Héctor Portugal, fue matizada por la presentación de un audio
en el que se escucha al abogado potosino Luis Arturo Mendívil Ortiz, en su
editorial "Nuestra palabra. Opinión valiente, clara, sin miedo y sin
tapujos" que se difunde de lunes a viernes a las 12:30 del mediodía en
la FM96.3 y
AM 1200 Radio Oriental (de su propiedad) en la ciudad de Santa Cruz de la
Sierra.

En ese espacio radial, que corresponde al emitido el 11 de abril de 2008 y
que se transmite por cinco minutos diarios, el hombre versado en leyes y
radicado en Santa Cruz utiliza expresiones como "no tengo nada que me
enorgullezca de ser boliviano", "collas malditos, engrendros de llama en
piedra", collas malditos raza de mierda", "tenemos que tener hartas Unión
Juvenil Cruceñista". La Radio Oriental explica que ese espacio está
"enmarcado en el artículo 7 inciso b) de la (anterior) Constitución Política
del Estado, que garantiza el derecho a emitir libremente sus ideas y
opiniones por cualquier medio de comunicación, en el artículo 1 y 2 inciso
2) de la Ley de Imprenta, y en el Decreto Supremo del 19 febrero de 1970
(Columna Sindical)".

De acuerdo con el criterio de Ramos Andrade, lo emitido por el abogado
potosino radicado en Santa Cruz es "una pequeña muestra de algún grado de
complejo de inferioridad porque probablemente Mendívil no es aceptado en el
denominado 'medio social cruceño' que tanto postulan algunos medios como la
sección 'Sociales' de 'El Deber' y cuya característica es el elitismo y la
segregación social".

La nueva producción bibliográfica de Ramos (de un alarga lista de
investigaciones y directorios) es digital y ya tiene varios pedidos pese a
su recientemente presentación el Día del Periodista (10 de mayo) en la
Federación de Trabajadores de la Prensa de La Paz. El autor anunció una
siguiente presentación en Santa Cruz, departamento donde se gestó el libro.

- - -

Más información: Tel (00591) 77 22 07 36

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Saturday, 30 May 2009

Zambia Watchdog - Kasempa to have radio station

Zambia Watchdog | Kasempa to have radio station
By editor
Meanwhile, Kasempa Constituency Member of Parliament, Kabinga Pande has
strongly advised management at the Community Radio station not to allow
people to use the station for political mileage. The new community radio
station, ...

<http://www.zambianwatchdog.com/?p=2777>

The construction of the long awaited first ever Kasempa Community Radio
station has been completed and would soon obtain a test transmission
license from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

Meanwhile, Kasempa Constituency Member of Parliament, Kabinga Pande has
strongly advised management at the Community Radio station not to allow
people to use the station for political mileage.

The new community radio station, whose construction started last year with
full funding from PANOS, is using unique hi-tech equipment in Zambia.

Station Manager, Musonda Mukanu, revealed that the state of the art
equipment was installed by Globe Com of South Africa, saying the station
has embarked on putting up programmes in readiness for the test
transmissions soon.

This came to light when Mr. Pande, who is also Foreign Affairs Minister,
toured the community radio station yesterday.

Mr. Mukanu told Mr. Pande that the community radio station will focus on
developmental programmes and assured him that management will not allow
any one to use it for cheap politicking.

A visibly happy Station Manager said so far 16 volunteers, who underwent
training through PANOS, have been practicing their skills while awaiting a
license.

"Most of the volunteers are school leavers while some are in employment.
We however demand commitment from those in employment so that transmission
work does not suffer," he explained.

And speaking after touring the station, Mr. Pande described the completion
of construction and installation of equipment at the community radio
station as a landmark achievement for Kasempa district.

He also advised management to listen to reactions from the community on
the choice of programmes, saying the community radio station should
satisfy the needs of the community.

"We do not want to be in trouble from government. Kasempa Community radio
station should be an example of a well used community radio station in the
country. It should unite the district and constructively build the nation
through developmental programmes" he advised.

Mr. Pande said the role of government is to ensure that the community
radio station succeeds, adding that this is the only way it will help
spread information in a rural area like Kasempa.

He advised workers at the station to use the equipment with caution and
care because it too expensive to be damaged through carelessness.

On the license, Mr. Pande advised management to write and invite the
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to come and inspect the installed
equipment as soon as possible before getting a licence to start
broadcasting.

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[creative-radio] Digest Number 2643

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1. Farm Radio International on CBC Radio's "Sunday Edition" May 31 200
From: George Lessard


Message
________________________________________________________________________
1. Farm Radio International on CBC Radio's "Sunday Edition" May 31 200
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Fri May 29, 2009 4:57 pm ((PDT))

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: [CPI-UA] FW: pls check this out - CBC Radio's "Sunday Edition"
From: "Michael Gurstein" <gurstein@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, May 29, 2009 13:13
To: cracin-canada@vancouvercommunity.net
"'TC Advisors'" <advisors@tc.ca>
"Universal Access Canada" <cpi-ua@vancouvercommunity.net>
Cc: "'Helen Hambly Odame'" <hhambly@uoguelph.ca>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is a real Canadian "development" success story!

Congrats all round...

MBG

-----Original Message-----
From: Helen Hambly Odame [mailto:hhambly@uoguelph.ca]
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 9:57 AM
Subject: pls check this out - CBC Radio's "Sunday Edition"

Hi all,

I think this special 30th anniversary program on CBC about Farm Radio
International (formerly DCFRN) may be of interest. Michael Enright, host
of *CBC Radio One*'s //The Sunday Edition//, interviews FRI Chair, Doug
Ward, on this Sunday's program (May 31) just after 11:00 am.

And if you are *on-line *here is the website where you can catch the
programme live (http://www.cbc.ca/listen/index.html) or post-broadcast
http://www.cbc.ca/thesundayedition/

FRI has worldwide recognition and a very specific mandate as a not for
profit committed to information and knowledge sharing with rural radio
broadcasters in service to farmers and rural communities across Africa.

FRI also has all sorts of University of Guelph connections -- the office
was initially located here on campus back in the early 1980s. Dozens of
individuals at UoG associated with the Network including past and
present alumni, students and faculty who serve(d) as staff, Board
members and/ or donors to FRI. There is partnership on joint research
projects, symposiums/visitors, technical review of scripts and the UoG
library holds the FRI archives.

For a development organization to reach 30 years of age is no small
accomplishment! OAC alumni (class of 1939!) George Atkins who founded
FRI is in his 90s now and it is wonderful to see his ideas grow up so
well in this ever renewed age of information.

I hope you can visit the FRI website to catch up on their great
activities and wish them well in this anniversary year -
http://www.farmradio.org

congratulations and thank you to all FRI friends and supporters!

Helen

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Friday, 29 May 2009

Farm Radio International on CBC Radio's "Sunday Edition" May 31 2009

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: [CPI-UA] FW: pls check this out - CBC Radio's "Sunday Edition"
From: "Michael Gurstein" <gurstein@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, May 29, 2009 13:13
To: cracin-canada@vancouvercommunity.net
"'TC Advisors'" <advisors@tc.ca>
"Universal Access Canada" <cpi-ua@vancouvercommunity.net>
Cc: "'Helen Hambly Odame'" <hhambly@uoguelph.ca>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is a real Canadian "development" success story!

Congrats all round...

MBG

-----Original Message-----
From: Helen Hambly Odame [mailto:hhambly@uoguelph.ca]
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 9:57 AM
Subject: pls check this out - CBC Radio's "Sunday Edition"

Hi all,

I think this special 30th anniversary program on CBC about Farm Radio
International (formerly DCFRN) may be of interest. Michael Enright, host
of *CBC Radio One*'s //The Sunday Edition//, interviews FRI Chair, Doug
Ward, on this Sunday's program (May 31) just after 11:00 am.

And if you are *on-line *here is the website where you can catch the
programme live (http://www.cbc.ca/listen/index.html) or post-broadcast
http://www.cbc.ca/thesundayedition/

FRI has worldwide recognition and a very specific mandate as a not for
profit committed to information and knowledge sharing with rural radio
broadcasters in service to farmers and rural communities across Africa.

FRI also has all sorts of University of Guelph connections -- the office
was initially located here on campus back in the early 1980s. Dozens of
individuals at UoG associated with the Network including past and
present alumni, students and faculty who serve(d) as staff, Board
members and/ or donors to FRI. There is partnership on joint research
projects, symposiums/visitors, technical review of scripts and the UoG
library holds the FRI archives.

For a development organization to reach 30 years of age is no small
accomplishment! OAC alumni (class of 1939!) George Atkins who founded
FRI is in his 90s now and it is wonderful to see his ideas grow up so
well in this ever renewed age of information.

I hope you can visit the FRI website to catch up on their great
activities and wish them well in this anniversary year -
http://www.farmradio.org

congratulations and thank you to all FRI friends and supporters!

Helen

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[creative-radio] Digest Number 2642

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1. Two Radio clips and Land Grabbing and Community Radio in Bangladesh
From: Shahjahan Siraj


Message
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1. Two Radio clips and Land Grabbing and Community Radio in Bangladesh
Posted by: "Shahjahan Siraj" siraj@machizo.com
Date: Fri May 29, 2009 5:56 am ((PDT))

[image: Bangladesh | A smallholder shows his deeds of agricultural land
that has been claimed and amalgamated into that of a larger landowner /
Peter Barker - Panos pictures]Bangladesh: Reduced to beggars by land dispute


11 May 2009 | Shahjahan Siraj

Disputes over land are the biggest single cause of court cases in
Bangladesh. It's usually the rich and powerful who win. Here one couple
describes how they lost their home and their livelihood. Radio clip and
details info at
http://www.panos.org.uk/?lid=27387

----------------------
Radio Boom? <http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/prsa/prsaarchives.php?id=66>»
May 27, 2009
[image: Panos Pictures]
In this edition, we are in Dhaka, Bangladesh where a sudden rise in the
operation of community radio stations is expected after the government, for
the first time, came up with a progressive and pro-radio broadcasting law in
March 2008 that allows ownership of such radio stations to the local
community. Bangladesh is the second country after Nepal, among South Asian
countries, to make such a move. So far, 116 community radio stations are
waiting their final go ahead to be on air. (15:00)
Radio clip and details info at
http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/prsa/prsaarchives.php?id=66

Best regards

Siraj


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