[cma-l] Own Language broadcasting - air checks

[F a r i]

I would think it was also useful to have a cultural show cross check and database, as often BBC World covers the own-language broadcasts but not issues and events on a local level, so you might get a community station offering a show for an ethnic group served by BBC World already in their own language but by community radio in English at a more local and personal level.

Six Pillars to Persia a case in point. There are no English language shows for Iranians, nor a 'BBC Iranian network' station as there is BBC Asian Network. However BBC Persian exists, and they tell me their target audience is "in Iran".

Fari sound





--- On Wed, 12/16/09, Eleanor Shember-Critchley <Eleanorsc at radioregen.org> wrote:

From: Eleanor Shember-Critchley <Eleanorsc at radioregen.org>
Subject: Re: [cma-l] Own Language broadcasting - air checks
To: cma-l at commedia.org.uk
Date: Wednesday, December 16, 2009, 10:56 AM

Hello

The issue of foreign language shows and checking came up at a meeting I 
attended recently. Would it be helpful to create an online database at 
the toolkit for people to add their station and language programme 
details to? This would be potentially searchable by other toolkit 
members to seek assistance and language skills swaps.

Yours

Eleanor

Eleanor Shember-Critchley
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 > Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:19:03 -0000
 > From: "Phil Gibbons" <phil at bcfm.org.uk>
 > Subject: [cma-l] Own Language broadcasting - air checks
 >
 > An offer of mutually beneficial help here:
 >
 > I would like to set up a network of own language broadcasters/shows
 > that can do the odd 'air check' for other station's shows of the same
 > language. We have not had a problem yet, but need to put in place a
 > system that would offer impartial quality control of non English
 > shows. We use other people at the station on an 'ad-hoc' basis but
 > would like to firm up the safety net and also make it totally
 > impartial. Would it be possible for us as a sector to have a database
 > of foreign language speakers so we could use the system to get a show
 > checked in return for their show being checked for non broadcastable
 > material? This can be done via the podcasts or FTP servers.
 >
 > As a start, we would offer to check shows in the languages we
 > broadcast in:
 > Somali,
 > Spanish,
 > Farsi,
 > Punjabi,
 > Guajarati,
 > Polish,
 > Arabic,
 > Chinese,
 > Mandarin,
 >
 > This could also act as a good way to share ideas and possible content.
 >
 > You check mine and I'll check yours!
 >
 > Sounds simple doesn't it?
 >
 > Any thoughts?
 >
 > Phil
 >
 >
 >
 >
 > Phil Gibbons - Station Manager
 > phil at bcfm.org.uk
 >
 > Bristol's Community radio station - Your voice - Your choice!
 > 93.2fm in Bristol
 > Online at: www.bcfm.org.uk
 >
 > 0560 1126659 - Office
 > 0117 9553721 - Studio
 >
 > www.bcfm.org.uk
 >
 > The Beacon Centre
 > City Academy Bristol
 > Russell Town Avenue
 > Bristol
 > BS5 9JH
 >
 >
>> Message: 2
>> Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 14:04:20 +0000
>> From: Karl Hartland <hartland.karl at 209radio.co.uk>
>> Subject: Re: [cma-l] Own Language broadcasting - air checks
>>
>> Hi all
>>
>> I think this is a capital idea!
>>
>> Currently, when budgets allow, we engage a local interpretation agency
>> on randomly picked archives and it can get a bit pricey.
>>
>> We currently have Turkish and Polish to offer/check
>>
>> Karl
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