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               The Best of Australian
                    Community Media
                        On Line
             http://www.peg.apc.org/cbaa/


        What is it? Who does it? How do I get it?
All you ever wanted to know about community media is now on line.

Find out what is going on in community television and radio. Get the latest
information about media ownership, public access to media and new
technologies. Listen to samples of the best community radio has produced
and have a look at what goes to air on community television.

Don't adjust the dial .......  do it all on line!  Try out our RealAudio
samples of the radio.

Community media People from over 100 radio and 10 television stations, from
around the country will be together at the Community Broadcsting
Association Of Australia's Annual Conference.  If you can't make it to the
conference on the Gold Coast, the Virtual Conference is the next best
thing.

At the Virt Conference you can take in the best of commnity media over the
last twelve months, from the annual CBAA Awards.  Get your vote in now at
the Virtual Voting Booth, for a special Virtual Award, to be counted at
6pm on Nov 30, awards night.

Find out inside information on politics and programming, what goes to air &
what doesn't. There will be continually updated conference reports on the
forums and workshops.

The virtual conference will cover three full days of forums, workshops,
discussions on comunity broadcasters and the internet, future directions of
community broadcasting, defemation, sponsorship, promotion, digital
broadcasting, Industrial Relations in the comunity media sector, sector
diversity, women in community broadcasting and the youth  issues

Thanks to Pegasus Networks for web serving, WiredAudio for RealAudio
serving, and Bond University for onsite network assistance.

The CBAA conference major sponsor is the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Want more info about the virtual conference or community media?

                You can find us at
             http://www.peg.apc/cbaa/
           or email  cbaanet@peg.apc.org
        or phone Matthew Arnison 02 9310 2999.

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Be sure to check out the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia's
home page
        http://www.scu.edu.au/cbaa
With links to local, national and international media groups, community
groups, Indigenous sites, music sites and much more

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