International Day Against Racism

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2 total messages Started by Philippe Delchambre/PhD Tue, 10 Mar 1998 00:00

#33

Author: Philippe Delchambre/PhD
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1998 00:00

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AMARC Europe whrote:
>Broadcasting of jingles and spots, advertising moment of live language
broadcast >from Paris. Live broadcast at pre-designated moment. Own
programming built around >International Day. Own programming broadcast on
own web site (where possible, >including links to central site).

John Curtis from CAT TV Sydney, Australia whrote:
>In the document that accompanied the email there was mention of live
>internet involvement during the day. Can you please provide some details
so
>people who are interested from all around the world can join in.

The same for the community broadcasters in Europe: could you please refer
the name of the satellite, the position and the sub-audio TV channel. Hope
it is not a "french data satellite". Most community radio stations of
Europe use analog satellite receiver due to their low cost. Remain time:
two days. Thank you to answer.

Philippe Delchambre
resp. techn.
radio Campus Brussels
Belgium

Re: International Day Against Racism

#36

Author: amarc
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 00:00

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Dear Friends

In reponse to your questions:

We are looking into broadcasting using Astra satellite as well as using
Eutelsat in France as we are very aware that Eutelsat is only recieved by
few french radio stations. With regards to the internet broadcast, we will
be in touch by the end of the week with information on how to receive the
broadcast via internet.

More news to follow...

Paula Hardwick
Projects Officer



 At 11:57 10/03/98 -0500, Philippe Delchambre/PhD wrote:
>AMARC Europe whrote:
>>Broadcasting of jingles and spots, advertising moment of live language
>broadcast >from Paris. Live broadcast at pre-designated moment. Own
>programming built around >International Day. Own programming broadcast on
>own web site (where possible, >including links to central site).
>
>John Curtis from CAT TV Sydney, Australia whrote:
>>In the document that accompanied the email there was mention of live
>>internet involvement during the day. Can you please provide some details
>so
>>people who are interested from all around the world can join in.
>
>The same for the community broadcasters in Europe: could you please refer
>the name of the satellite, the position and the sub-audio TV channel. Hope
>it is not a "french data satellite". Most community radio stations of
>Europe use analog satellite receiver due to their low cost. Remain time:
>two days. Thank you to answer.
>
>Philippe Delchambre
>resp. techn.
>radio Campus Brussels
>Belgium
>
>
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