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Synthesis of World RADIO DAY Madrid 2013 Sintesis del Día Mundial de la Radio Madrid 2013
13/02/203
Homenaje internacional ' Tribute to Radio', Interesante Cara a Cara 'La Magia de la Radio', estudio 'Los Jóvenes y la Radio', gran debate 'Reinventar la radio' previo a la Gala de la Academia
· Organizadores: Actuonda, Academia Española de la Radio, Ayuntamiento de Pozuelo de Alarcón
· Patrocinadores Gold: CIRES21, Cristaliza, Audioemotion, Save Diffusion
· Con el apoyo nacional de AERC, FORTA, AERO, Instituto RTVE, ARU, Ocendi, Universidad Carlos 3 de Madrid, Tecnología 2.0, Know Media, Aire, Periodista Digital
· World Radio Day is an event supported by UNESCO and World Radio Day International Committee (AER, URTI, EBU/UER, ITU, ASBU, AIR, AMARC, AIBD, BNNRC, AUB, ABU and Spanish Radio Academy)
For more info, please contact Nicolas Moulard moulard@actuonda.com @Radio_20
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In January 2011, the highly acclaimed and independent STAR radio in Liberia closed its doors. Efforts to generate operating revenues locally through advertising, and to strengthen the station’s management and governance through the creation of a local Board of Directors, were too little, too late. Considerable investment over the years in journalism training and editorial support meant that STAR was breaking important stories, and was viewed by the Liberian population as a credible, independent source of information. But a fledgling commercial department was left understaffed and unable to tap into the steadily growing advertising market and translate this into revenue for the radio. ... Hirondelle USA is a non-profit organization that supports the peaceful transformation of societies coming out of conflict or undergoing democratic change.
As plane journeys are starting to get increasingly more entertaining with Wi-Fi onboard, Harlem Shakes, and cellphone service, British Airways is taking things a step further. On a transatlantic flight from San Francisco to London, the airline plans to invite 100 innovators to an 11-hour "UnGrounded" hackathon. A number of high-profile founders, CEOs, and venture capitalists will all participate, with the aim of collaborating to create some solutions to global problems.
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Syrian refugees take to the Jordanian airwaves to share advice and information.
presentation of Twitter at Radiodays Europe
The occasion of UNESCO's second World Radio Day (February 13, 2013) encourages us to reflect on radio as a medium which is celebrated for reaching the widest audience worldwide and is often a primary source of information, even for the most marginalised communities. I'm sure the Airtime community does not need convincing about the power of radio as a low-cost, accessible medium which brings groups together who are united by song tastes, interest in certain issues or simply by virtue of their location. Whatever reason people have for tuning in, the radio community are recognising that radio is changing in nature and the medium no longer serves as just a one way broadcast. Instead, radio is an interactive platform for communities to share ideas. Working with both the Airtime and FrontlineSMS communities in the radio space, I've seen the number of channels through which that interaction happens. Both of these tools are widening the spectrum of options available to presenters to make radio the truly interactive, multi-platform conversation that it can be. In this post, I explore how digital communications – not just social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter but particularly the use of mobile phones, including SMS and voice - are changing how interactive radio can be, allowing audiences to increasingly control and influence radio content. ...
Ce mercredi 13 février, c'est la Journée mondiale de la Radio. Un média qui accompagne chacun dans sa vie de tous les jours, mais qui touche également les plus isolés. Bref, un vrai lien avec le monde.
A l’occasion de la 1ère édition de la Journée Mondiale de la Radio initiée par l’Unesco qui se déroule aujourd’hui 13 février, Aegis Media France propose «Paroles d’annonceurs». Le groupe média a ainsi interrogé 9 de ses clients afin de réaliser une série de testimoniaux sur la radio via des spots audio et des films vidéo, avec 3 questions : Que représente pour vous la radio en trois mots ? Quel est votre plus beau souvenir lié à la radio ? Comment écoutez-vous la radio ?
SUPERMARKT is excited to welcome World Radio Day Berlin, hosted by Sourcefabric, which provides news organisations with the open source software, expertise and support to produce independent journalism online, in print and on air. What will the future of radio sound like? Come and join some of the brightest start-ups, coders and hackers to answer this question and to take a look at the technologies and ideas that will be powering radio in the future. Whether you are a traditional broadcaster or an HTML5 fanatic, come and celebrate World Radio Day with the Sourcefabric team in Berlin. Held in partnership with Hacks/Hackers Berlin, this special edition will host 5 presentations throughout the night.
A 24 hour radio station to celebrate the work of the Children’s Radio Foundation will pop-up on World Radio Day, February 13th 2013.
A host of musicians, radio presenters and artists will come together at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London to appear on the station. Working with youth in Africa, the Children’s Radio Foundation produces radio programmes, and in the process gives young people a platform to say things that are important in their lives. WRD Radio will be available online via tunein.com and Pure Connect, showcasing material produced by young people on the African continent. WRD Radio broadcasts will come live from the ICA between 18:00 and 21:30 GMT. Presenters include Robin Lustig from the BBC World Service, and Hardeep Singh Kohli, Ed Stourton and Charlie Lee-Potter from BBC Radio 4. Music performances will come from Caribou, Fourtet and BBC Sound of 2013 artist, Laura Mvula.
World Radio Day celebrates a medium that has transformed the way we communicate and that remains at the forefront of the 21st century. On 18 December, 2012, the United Nations General Assembly endorsed the 2011 resolution adopted by the UNESCO General Conference, proclaiming 13 February as World Radio Day, the day United Nations Radio was established in 1946. The birth of radio in the 19th century ushered in the era of modern communication. The world has changed dramatically since then, but radio has hardly aged a day. It remains widely accessible, relatively cheap and very simple to use. It is still the medium that can carry any message to any place at any time – even without electricity. In situations of conflict and natural disaster, shortwave radio provides a lifeline of information that can save lives. Radio has embraced the digital revolution to expand its power and reach. Across the world, the cost of broadcasting is decreasing and the number of radio stations is increasing. Citizen journalists and community media are using online radio stations to give voices to those who are rarely heard. More than ever, radio remains a force for social change, by sharing knowledge and providing a platform for inclusive debate. In a world changing quickly, UNESCO is committed to harnessing the full power of radio to build bridges of understanding between peoples, to share information as widely as possible and to deepen respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, especially freedom of expression. This is essential for good governance, open societies and sustainable development. This is why UNESCO works to protect the safety of radio journalists across the world and to support free, independent and pluralistic media, along with the necessary legal frameworks and democratic institutions. UNESCO is also determined to make full use of community radio to address poverty and social exclusion at the local level and to empower marginalized rural groups, young people and women. Radio is a key platform for education and for protecting local cultures and languages. It is also a powerful way to amplify the voices of young people around the world on issues that affect their lives. We must bolster their skills and give them opportunities to engage fully with radio. Radio has transformed our past -- it remains a powerful force for shaping a more peaceful, more sustainable and more inclusive future for all. This is UNESCO’s message for World Radio Day. Irina Bokova
The Knight News Challenge winner will experiment with using cheap tools and existing networks to produce radio programming through mobile devices.
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Radiotón: hackeando la radio con tecnología lo-fi
Saturday, May 18, 2013, 10:00 AM
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La Radiotón será una jornada de conocer, mostrar y hackear tecnologías útiles para radios, enfocada a radios comunitarias, radios locales y medios que requieran tecnología de bajo costo con el objetivo de construir los componentes esenciales de un Toolkit de Radio o Caja de Herramientas de Radio que incluya:
-Herramientas de administración y automa...
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La Radiotón será una jornada de conocer, mostrar y hackear tecnologías útiles para radios, enfocada a radios comunitarias, radios locales y medios que requieran tecnología de bajo costo con el objetivo de construir los componentes esenciales de un Toolkit de Radio o Caja de Herramientas de Radio que incluya: -Herramientas de administración y automatización de programación radial -Herramientas de interacción con la audiencia (mensaje de texto, de voz y online) -Herramientas de reporteo y transmision desde celulares -Herramientas de streaming a bajo costo -Sistemas de distribución y uso de plataformas gratuitas -Cómo armar un sitio web en Wordpress usando plantillas e integrar redes sociales y medición de métricas
Two web radio stations were launched in Tunisia earlier this month to deliver the voice of the region's population to officials and to send reassuring messages to neighbourhood youth... In the same context Jouili added, "We chose a popular neighbourhood to empower youth to express their sense of identity. The neighbourhood has many major social problems such as drugs, crime and unemployment. So the voice of the neighbourhood must reach all officials through media proximity.
Radio World EBU’s RadioHack sets stage for progressive research and development RadioHack is probably the least formal EBU event, confirms Mathias Coinchon, EBU senior project manager. It is oriented toward hardware and software developers from different organizations, including non-EBU members. “The idea for this event is to bring together inventors to share projects and ideas, fostering the creation of a community of radio developers.”
This is a project for Arduino and Raspberry Pi to make an Internet Radio, aimed at intermediate skill level. Some familiarity with Linux usage will be beneficial (or access to someone who can help out if required).
Raspberry Pi runs mpd music player daemon to receive and decode the internet radio stream.
ALSA running on the Raspberry Pi provides the sound through either the Jack Socket or the HDMI output.
Arduino runs a nanpy interface code to interface with Python, providing Text output of the Radio Station playing and Button inputs to control Playback.
Objectives:
* Learn how to use the mpd/mpc on the Raspberry Pi
* Learn how to use the nanpy library for Python to interface the Pi to the Arduino
* Make a Cool Internet Radio
Within a year, Susan Marjetti turned CBC Toronto into the leading radio programme in Canada. Today "The Metro Morning" is a business model of diversity.
Susan Marjetti had a vision. Toronto was and still is the most diverse city in Canada. She wanted CBC to be more relevant to more people.
She also had the strategy: recruit, hire, and reach out to the people in the city. Listen to them, include their ideas, and tell their stories.
Marjetti finally had the courage. People don't like change. During the first months, Marjetti lost large parts of CBC's core audience. But an even larger share of new listeners appeared, and within a year, the core returned.
Over the last decade CBC Toronto has tripled its audience share. "If you build it, they will come, we are living proof of that. Challenge yourself to new ways," Marjetti says.
To her, this meant to recruit and hire people of all backgrounds to expand the range of perspectives in the programming department. If you want to be diverse, this needs to reflect in your team.
On the other hand, "you need to find the universal to make diversity work." When Marjetti played a short soundbite of a Chinese mother desperately calling out to her kidnapped daughter in Mandarin, she only provided translation afterwards. But the audience had already understood.
Susan Marjetti provided an impressive example of how diversity works as a tool of success in public radio. Original post : http://www.radiodayseurope.com/articles/finding-universal
La UNESCO lo proclamó en 2011 a iniciativa de la Academia Española de la Radio y fue ratificado por la Asamblea General de Naciones Unidas en 2012.
Radio station in north-east Bangladesh enables farmers to share research and tips on seeds, pests and the changing climate
On 13th February, we celebrate World Radio Day to highlight the continuing importance of radio broadcasting. The United Nations has been using radio to reach the peoples of the world since the organization’s first days of existence in 1945.
To help celebrate World Radio Day, the United Nations Postal Administration (UNPA) will issue a series of stamps depicting scenes from the history of the United Nations Radio.
World Radio Day is observed on 13 February, which marks the day when the United Nations Radio was launched in 1946. Since its establishment, UN Radio has used its multilingual programmes carried by media outlets around the globe to tell the story of the international community’s efforts to meet the challenges of building a better world.
Amid the rise of new technologies, radio remains the most accessible platform, a powerful communication tool and a low cost medium. Raising awareness of its unique value is one of the goals of World Radio Day that also seeks to improve international cooperation among broadcasters and encourage decision makers to provide access to information through radio.Click here to edit the content
Escuchad los interesantes testimonios grabados por los estudiantes de la UC3M para el Día Mundial de la Radio
El 13 de febrero es el Día Mundial de la Radio (World Radio Day) que fue instaurado por la UNESCO. Esta fecha sirve para celebrar el potencial de la radio como medio de comunicación pero también para mejorar la cooperación internacional entre difusores y promover el acceso a la información y a la libertad de expresión a través de las ondas. Ese día en Madrid, la Academia Española de la Radio y Actuonda (consultora especializada en explorar las oportunidades de la Radio en multiplataforma) organizan un evento especial para compartirlo con todos los profesionales del sector. Los actos centrales del Día Mundial de la Radio se celebrarán en el Espacio Cultural Mira de Pozuelo de Alarcón. El objetivo es reunir a más de 200 expertos para rendir un gran homenaje internacional a la Radio y debatir en torno a los retos y oportunidades de la radio en el entorno digital. La jornada finalizará con la ceremonia de entrega de los Premios de la Academia Española de la Radio que de este modo reconoce la labor de destacados profesionales y espacios radiofónicos 15h15-15h30 Apertura del World RADIO DAY Madrid Nicolas Moulard, Dir Actuonda/Radio 2.0; Jorge Álvarez Presidente Academia Española de la Radio; Janis Karklins, Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information UNESCO 15h30-16h30 / International round table : Tribute to Radio Máximos responsables de asociaciones internacionales de radio rinden homenaje al medio Alain Massé, Dir Gen URTI-International Radio and TV Union; Christian Vogg, Head of Radio EBU-European Broadcasting Union; Fabio Leite, Deputy-Director Radiocommunication Bureau ITU-International Telecommunication Union; Alfonso Ruiz de Assin, Secretario AER-Association Européenne des Radios 16h30-17h00 / Encuentro Cara a Cara: La magia de la Radio Discusión abierta entre dos periodistas de reconocido prestigio sobre la evolución de la Radio y su futuro Juan Ramón Lucas, Ex-RNE y Javier Gallego, Cadena Ser 17h00-17h15 / Presentación en primicia del estudio Ocendi ‘Los Jóvenes y la Radio’ Nereida López Vidales Presidenta del OCENDI-Observatorio del Ocio y el Entretenimiento Digital 17h15-18h30 / Mesa Redonda: Reinventar la radio Debate entre directivos de Radio sobre el impacto de las plataformas digitales en la radio tradicional: retos y oportunidades Diego Pruneda, Chief Digital Officer PRISA RADIO España; Luis Martín Perez/Chief Digital Officer COPE; Ignacio Gómez, Director de Contenidos RTVE.es; José-María Garcia Lastra / consultor Tecnología 2.0 & Vicepresidente AERO-Asociación Española de Radio Online Moderador : Gorka Zumeta ‘La Radio : Más viva que nunca’ Introducción firmada por Emma Rodero, Miembro de la Academia y Prof. en la Univ. Pompeu Fabra 19h-20h / Gala –Ceremonia de los Premios de la Academia Española de la Radio Premios Nacionales de Radio : * Premio Mª Elena Doménech de voz radiofónica * Premio especial de la Academia al magacín 'Protagonistas' de Luis del Olmo * Premio Juan Manuel Gozalo de radiofonismo deportivo a ‘Tiempo de Juego‘ de Cadena Cope * Premio Salvador Escamilla de Radio * Premio mejor programa de participación de los oyentes al espacio de Cadena Dial '¿Qué falló en lo vuestro? * Premio Joaquín Soler Serrano radio y TV a Concha García Campoy * Medalla de oro de la Academia a Manuel Aznar* Instauración del Premio Bobby Deglané
Premios del Comité Internacional de la Radio
Placa de reconocimiento a la Unesco, a Federico Mayor Zaragoza exdirector de la UNESCO y a la Unión Internacional de las Telecomunicaciones (UIT) La presentación de la gala correrá a cargo de Luján Argüelles y Albert Castillón 20:30 / Coctel PRE-EVENTO el 12/02 por la mañana El día anterior, martes 12 de febrero por la mañana, AERO (Asociación Española de Radios Online) y la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid organizan dos mesas redondas en Getafe (ponentes por confirmar) 11h-12h30 / Mesa: Nuevos Modelos de Radio Musical
Con Jordi Finazzi (Director de Negocios Digitales de música en Grupo Prisa), Javier Llano (Director de Cadena100), Raúl Domingo (Socio-director de Know Media)
Moderador: Joaquín Guzmán12h30-14h / Mesa: Nuevos Modelos de Radio Online
Con Juan Ignacio Solera (CEO de IVOOX), Fran Sánchez (Director Comercial y Mkg de Expressa Radio), Zeben Díaz (Director Comunicación de OidRadio), Nicolas Moulard (Manager de Actuonda/Radio 2.0)
Moderador: Nacho Gallego (UC3M)16h-18h / Asamblea General de AERO Consulta el programa en : http://www.actuonda.com/pdf/World_Radio_Day_Madrid_2013_PgrHD.pdf
Regístrate en : http://wrdmadrid13.eventbrite.com/
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The European Journalism Centre (EJC) is pleased to announce that it has received financial support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to advance journalistic coverage of issues related to global development and the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals. Therefore, in 2013 the EJC will implement a grants programme supported by the Gates Foundation. The Centre will provide a selection of innovative reporting projects with the necessary funds to enable journalists, editors, and development stakeholders to perform thorough research and to develop entirely new and experimental reporting and presentation methods. They will also be able to use multi-platform approaches and to think laterally across disciplines and techniques of journalistic storytelling. Award decisions, based on journalistic quality and merit, will be taken in complete editorial independence from the Gates Foundation.
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De la radio participative et collaborative.