Saturday, 1 December 2012

[creative-radio] Statement on FCC student station decision

 

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From: Michi Eyre <mae@recnet.com>
Date: 30 November 2012 10:29
Subject: [Stubblefield] REC statement on FCC student station decision
To: nceorg@lists.prometheusradio.org, Stubblefield <
stubblefield@lists.prometheusradio.org>

REC is delighted that the FCC took our suggestion and lifted the
restrictions that were placed on proposed student operated LPFM stations.
Under the original rules, if an LPFM application by a student operated
station at an institution that already has a broacast license was mutually
exclusive with other LPFM applicants, the student application would be
dismissed.

As we have seen with KUSF and many other student stations that have seen
their fate set in the past decade as universities downsize their
broadcasting and journalism programs, LPFM is an affordable way to maintain
some form of over-the-air experience for our next generation of people in
the broadcast industry.

Under the new rules, a student operated station that is based out of an
institution that already has a FM, AM or TV station will not be dismissed
solely because of this status and will be able to now compete for points
and if necessary, share time with other LPFM stations thus increasing dial
diversity even further.

Like the FCC Chairman and many others, my first experience at a licensed
radio station was at a student-run station. In my case, as a community
volunteer. I have a place in my heart for student run radio and my
comments that made this change take place was common sense and from the
heart.

I encourage all potential student broadcast station applicants to use
myLPFM http://mylpfm.com to find their potential channels and to use Radio
Spark http://www.radiospark.org/ from Prometheus Radio Project to network
with other potential applicants as well as us who are more seasoned in the
LPFM community.

Finally, thanks to our friends at Common Frequency
http://beta.commonfrequency.org/ who filed comments in favor of our student
station proposal.

Michi Eyre
Founder, REC Networks
11/30/2012

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Thursday, 29 November 2012

[creative-radio] Radio drama breaks silence on violence and HIV/AIDS

 

Radio drama breaks silence on violence and HIV/AIDS

Hitting the airwaves just in time for 16 Days of Activism and World AIDS
Day, Mahlabathe Speaks is a 13-part serial radio drama highlighting how
HIV/AIDS and Gender Based Violence (GBV) are linked, in a way that is
entertaining and understandable to the mostly rural target audiences. The
drama is being aired across South Africa, with listening groups in four
provinces - Eastern Cape; Northern Cape; KwaZulu-Natal; and Free State –
though the drama is free to air to any station.

Produced by CMFD (Community Media for Development) Productions, for People
Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) Mahlabathe Speaks uses edutainment to talk about
the importance of eliminating gender based violence and the spread of HIV.
The drama follows the story of Lerato, a young woman who is scared and
running. A city girl through and through, she finds herself in the middle of
a rural village confronting new situations and ideas.

While at first she just wants to finish her work and go home, she finds
herself remembering and celebrating her culture, and falling for the local
community radio station presenter. But what is she running from? Her
newfound friends Ntom'entle and Busisiwe have their own problems. Living
with HIV, Ntom'entle's disclosure results in violence from her husband and
family, while Busisiwe finds her voice to speak out on what she thinks is
right.

Drama promotes dialogue

In South Africa violence against women has reached epidemic proportions, one
of the highest rates in the world of countries collecting such data. It
exists in millions of households, in every community, in every institution,
in both public and private spaces.

"Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) cuts across race, class, ethnicity,
religion and geographic location," says Nonhlanhla Sibanda of POWA. "This
radio drama, supported by listening groups, community-based activities, and
media engagement, is being produced to encourage a deeper awareness and
understanding of the intersections between GBV and HIV, get people talking,
and encourage people to change their attitudes and actions."

The drama package also includes a guide for radio presenters to help them
create stories and reports around the issues, host discussions, ask
questions, and present accurate facts. As part of 16 days of activism
activities, community radio stations will be broadcasting the drama, as well
as inviting guests and listeners to discuss the rights issues it raises.

According to Cindy Dzanya, project coordinator from CMFD Productions, "The
drama is entertaining and easy to comprehend, local languages were used to
ensure the message reaches audiences in each of the target provinces."

Silence erodes protections

However, South Africa has solid legal protections for women, at least on
paper. This includes both national legislation and being signatory to
international and regional commitments protecting women's rights. South
Africa was one of the first to sign the 2003 African Union (AU) Protocol on
Women's Rights, a continent-wide legal framework that came into force in
2005, which commits all signatories to protecting a whole range of women's
rights - including reproductive health, property and inheritance rights, and
freedom from gender violence, to name just a few.

However, like in most of Africa, the reality on the ground is much
different. Along with high rates of domestic and sexual violence, women also
experience higher rates of HIV and AIDS; culture and society continue to
undermine women's progress; and gender inequalities affect everyday life and
opportunities. Asked following the voicing of the drama whether it reflect
real issues and problems in South Africa, one actor responded "Yes it does
because it's relevant and its issues that people go through every day. It's
mostly things that people are afraid to talk about."

Raising Women's Voices

There are problems with availability and access to services, of poor
implementation, and of traditions of inequality that are hard to break.
However, even in this era of multi-media overload, Facebook, Twitter, and
the internet, there still is a lack of awareness and dialogue about women's
rights, and where to go for help. The drama's core theme is about speaking
out, and talking about issues of gender violence and HIV, to come up with
solution and ideas for prevention and care.

At the heart of the drama is encouraging especially women to speak out. The
drama's original theme music, produced by Daniel Walter for Sigauque
Project, is also a call to women and girls to speak out. As the Mahlabathe
Speaks tag line says, when women's voices are raised, things will never be
the same again

For more information about the drama and to listen to music and trailers
visit www.cmfd.org, for more information about POWA's 16 Days of Activism
campaign, www.powa.co.za

Deborah Walter
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PO Box 66193
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Thursday, 22 November 2012

[creative-radio] Buy Nothing Day, 11/25/2012, 12:00 am



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Date:   Sunday November 25, 2012
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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
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Monday, 19 November 2012

[creative-radio] Creative Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria invites you to Creative Enterprise Session 10.0 (Nov 28, 2012)

 

Dear Creative Enterpreneur,   This month's session will have Mr. Dayo Adefila of Hot Sauce Ltd speaking on "How Can New Help My Creative Enterprise?" and Mr. Olumide Iyanda of Saturday Independence Newspaper will be speaking on "Using The Media...
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Event: Creative Enterprise Session 10.0
Date: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (WAT)
Location: &lt;b&gt;British Council Office&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br /&gt;20 Thompson Drive&lt;br /&gt;ikoyi&lt;br /&gt;Lagos&lt;br /&gt;Nigeria&lt;br /&gt;

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Dear Creative Enterpreneur,
 
This month's session will have

Mr. Dayo Adefila of Hot Sauce Ltd speaking on "How Can New Media Help My Creative Enterprise?" and

Mr. Olumide Iyanda of Saturday Independence Newspaper will be speaking on "Using The Media To Gain Mileage For Your Creative Enterprise".
Venue: British Council Conference room, 20 Thompson Drive, Ikoyi.Date: 28th of November, 2012 Time: 10am to 1pm
This meetup usually holds every last Wednesday of the month in Lagos.
The Creative Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria (CEAN) in Conjunction with the British Council, Nigeria would be delighted to have you as our Guest at its November's Creative Enterprise Sessions in Lagos; our monthly Interactive Mentoring Meetup in Lagos and Abuja for Creative Entrepreneurs. 
The monthly Mentoring Session is designed to help creative entrepreneurs build skills, expand networks, and find markets. CEAN believes that • Networking is an essential skill for all business people, but especially for entrepreneurs.• The strong association between the entrepreneur as a person and his or her business demands that entrepreneurs get out into the world and create and maintain business relationships. • Networking builds social capital for entrepreneurs• Creating channels to share business know-how is critical to helping more business owners succeed. • Sharing business knowledge among entrepreneurs contributes to the stability and growth of their businesses, and encourages innovation and resourcefulness.We would appreciate a confirmed acceptance of this invitation as soon as possible, as we wish you the best in all your endeavors.Yours Sincerely, For: Creative Entrepreneurs Association of NigeriaOluwayemisi Mafe08033544825Secretary General

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