[cma-l] FW: Community Radio Toolkit Re-launched with new content

[Phil Korbel]

Trust you Nick ;)

I think that we DO say that - but maybe you need to read the whole thing to
be as succinct as you!

And no - wouldn't change it for the world...

There is one now historical reflection on the strain that running the
Access Radio pilot projects put on some of us... with reference to nervous
tics, here <http://www.communityradiotoolkit.net/hard-work/>

Enjoy your reading

best wishes

Phil

Phil Korbel FRSA - Director, Radio Regen, charity no. 1077763

www.radioregen.org
www.communityradiotoolkit.net
www.connecttransmit.org.uk

Please note that I work at Radio Regen under 2 days a week so responses
might not be as quick as we'd like.  Many thanks.


On 13 October 2015 at 17:35, Canalside's The Thread <office at thethread.org.uk
> wrote:

> Hi Phil
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> Just looking for the bit where it says you have spin 500 plates all at
> once, work 70 hours a week for tuppence, be a carer, minder, agony aunt and
> have tendencies of being slightly bonkers …………..hang on a mo     I have
> just ticked all the boxes  J
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> But alas     we wouldn’t change it for the World would we ?
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> LOL
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> Nick
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> By the Way              there’s only one system that works in Community
> Radio    ‘’’a democratic dictatorship’’’
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> *From:* cma-l-bounces at mailman.commedia.org.uk [mailto:
> cma-l-bounces at mailman.commedia.org.uk] *On Behalf Of *Phil Korbel
> *Sent:* 13 October 2015 17:05
> *To:* CMA-L
> *Subject:* [cma-l] Community Radio Toolkit Re-launched with new content
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> Dear Community Radio colleagues
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> The newly re-designed Community Radio Toolkit
> <http://www.communityradiotoolkit.net/> web site is re-launched this week
> with revised content in the Toolkit, and a new and unique guide to Social
> Media for Community Radio.  The latter is the product of a Radio Regen
> project that also offers support to stations seeking to improve their use
> of social media.
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> The site is based on Radio Regen's, and other sector leaders' experience
> in setting up and running stations and has been widely praised as an
> essential tool for community radio leaders.  The old site had over two
> thousand subscribers from the UK and overseas and many community radio
> people have told Radio Regen that its information was indispensable to
> their work setting up and running stations.
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> The *Social Media* project is funded by the Community Radio Fund and
> contains practical advice on how to optimise your station’s use of social
> media, how to plan it and, where necessary, control it.  The section also
> discusses innovative ways in which social media can be used to generate
> income.  The project is also offering a limited amount of free support on
> the topic.
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> *If you are interested in support on making effective use of social media,
> please contact cormac[at]radioregen.org <http://radioregen.org>*
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> The Toolkit website is also a work in progress and as such Radio Regen is
> more than keen to hear from users either via the site or toolkit[at]
> radioregen.org  We would like to hear users' views on the site and how it
> might be better.
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> We also want to publish the best *Community Radio Stories* - that show
> off the sector at its best - or perhaps cautionary tales that can help
> stations avoid future pitfalls.  If this is of interest please contact
> toolkit[at]radioregen.org
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> The next new section of the site will be a detailed guide to *training*
> in the sector – addressing both training best practice and business models
> that can be applied to generate revenue from training.
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> Best wishes,
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> Phil, Cormac and Cathy at Radio Regen
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> PS - no prizes, but much gratitude to be had for spotting the inevitable
> typos or duff hyper-links ;)
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