[Imc-london-audio] proposal for new indymedia resonance show

[zoe]

hi all
i do now seem to be receiving from this list ok - though it's generally a
bit quiet?
also I'm indeed up for this, though not immediately since I am manic esp. in
preparation for re:transmission (www.retransmission.org.uk) on the weekend
of 13-15th oct. is it ok if I come in gradually from say late oct?
meanwhile I'll look about for other people who might be up and able for
this.
is it worth getting mp3 recorders rather than minidiscs? also I have been
led to believe that a lot of mibile ohones record sound reasonably well,
that true and encouragable?
finally I should add that rather than sticking to the world bank I'd rather
focus on international financial institutions in general if that's ok
cheers, and glad this is happening
xz


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Douglas Carnall" <dougie at navarino.org.uk>
To: "Imc London-Audio" <Imc-london-audio at lists.indymedia.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 4:21 PM
Subject: proposal for new indymedia resonance show


> Hello everybody,
>
> Pennie has been in discussion with Chris from ResonanceFM and has agreed
> a show of 1 hour beginning in October, possibly on Tuesday evenings
> (TBC). Planet doesn't want to write stories regularly anymore, so Pennie
> has come with a proposal for a new show format based on individuals
> within the collective taking on responsibility for coverage of
> particular issues and producing 5 - 10 min packages for the show each
week.
>
> These "audio columnists" will hopefully acquire interest, expertise and
> contacts in depth within their subject area and the hope is that this
> will generate more high quality material that will be syndicate-able/
> podcastable/reusable by other media collectives across the world.
>
> Initially we need a minimum of six contributors. So far:
>
> FTP: Boycotts
> Zoe: World bank
> Pennie: Middle east
> Dougie: Environment, anti-militarism
> Trevor: Urban green issues, transportation
>
> (all TBC)
>
> We welcome material, packages, participation from others. Ideally, there
> would be a minimum of 9 - 12 regular contributors to avoid overburdening
> any individual.
>
> We plan meetings, trainings, in the next three weeks. We'd like to offer
> technical support (e.g. equipment loans) to enthusiastic newcomers, but
> the last lot of minidiscs and mics disappeared apparently. Also we don't
> have any money, but if anyone can contribute equipment, expertise, or
> money we'd certainly welcome it.
>
> Comments, offers of help, all sought.
>
> Regards to all,
>
> D.
>
> --
> Dougie Carnall
> +44 (0) 7900 212 881
> http://navarino.org.uk:8080/blog
>