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EBU Radio Members' events for "World Radio Day", 13 February 2013 EBU Member Radio events 1. Austria There will be a contribution by ORF Radio (Ö1) in daily children’s programme, “Rudi! Radio für Kinder”, to celebrate the World Radio Day on 13 February. ORF The central character in this children’s programme is “Rudi, the Radio Dog”. On World Radio Day, “Rudi, the Radio Dog” will focus on the question of who actually invented radio. http://oe1.orf.at/programm/328377 Radio 1 will explore the radio landscape worldwide: Flemish listeners abroad are asked to send soundfiles of favorite radiostations of the country they live in. A 2-hour radio show on radio all over the world, with the highlights: http://www.radio1.be/programmas/hautekiet/hautekiet-zoekt-bijzondere- speciale-unieke-radioprogrammas-het-buitenland with excerpts from: Israel: Silent Airwaves Station Finland: Nuntii Latini Greece: SKAI / Ecclesia / Kriti FM Russia: Militsejskaja volna / UVB76 / Business FM St Petersburg USA: Weather Radio Denver / WFMU Vatican City: Radio Vaticano Mali: ORTM Bamako 95.2 2. Belgium Cuba: Radio Reloj Radios in Nigeria, China, India, Mexico VRT Linux.fm Wolfman Jack France Info Radio Caroline Venezuela: Alo Presidente The detailed VRT events are listed in the VRT Press Release. Radio 2 brings the messages from well known people about the meaning of radio in their lives. On Klara you hear the famous radio presenters explaining the magic of radio. MNM thanks his listeners and the evening show congratulates other radio presenters in other countries with the first World Radio Day Radio Klara audio testimonies uploaded on the www.wrd13 com platform 3. Bulgaria BNR Audio testimonies uploaded on the www.wrd13 com platform Page 1/7 The Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC) is marking this year's World Radio Day on Wednesday 13/2/2013 in a variety of ways on all four of its radio channels, with programmes ranging from live call-ins and audience 4. Cyprus participation, to interviews with some of the first radio presenters/producers in Cyprus, to a showcasing of the history and development of radio both CYBC worldwide and in Cyprus, etc. All four of our radio channels are streamed online 24/7 at www.cybc.com.cy. Tune in! Is there any chance this, along with our logo attached to this email, could be included in the EBU’s list of activities as noted at http://www3.ebu.ch/cms/en/sites/ebu/contents/news/2013/02/journee- mondiale-de-la-radio--le.html ? Supports the UNESCO World Radio Day on all Czech radio stations, the sports piece will complement the day's full radio celebrations. Audio testimonies uploaded on the www.wrd13.com platform Participates in the Israeli and Polish Radio Projects “greetings on WRD occasion from EBU Member stations”. Attached, as a separate document, is the detailed 2 pages list of events of Czech Radio programmes on: Czech Radio 1 – Radiožurnál (news, current affairs and music) 5. Czech Republic Czech Radio 2 – Praha (entertainment and education) Czech Radio 3 – Vltava (cultural station) CR Czech Radio 6 (analytics and current affairs) Regional Broadcasting of Czech Radio: Czech Radio Brno Czech Radio České Budějovice Czech Radio Hradec Králové Czech Radio Olomouc Czech Radio Ostrava Czech Radio Pardubice Czech Radio Pilsen Czech Radio Regina Czech Radio, Central Bohemian region Czech Radio Region, Vysočina 6. France We have just created a Web platform (www.wrd13.com) which should interest your radio stations and your audience. This platform is that of the "International World Radio Day Committee" which gathers the twelve main international organizations of the audiovisual and the Telecommunications. This platform is gathering messages promoting the radio media in several languages. These messages may be produced by your station, but you can also appeal to your SRF Radio France listeners to leave their own messages thereon. Le Mouv’s programme is given Internationale under this link. All the messages left on the platform will be available for free to be broadcast on your station all day long on 13 February 2013, the day of the first edition of the World Radio Day. Page 2/7 WDR 5 KiRaKa Talk about Radio on this programme 14.05-15.00 Westblick - Das 30 Jahre Niederrheinecho" – Radio magazine for Landesmagazin the blind and visually impaired. Author: Ralf 17.05-17.55 Lachmann, Kleve Bureau 7. Germany Radio listening at the workplace – What the boss Profit must allow WDR 18.05-18.30 (Sebastian Koch) A contribution to attempted foreign policy Politikum measures to reinforce democracy with the help of 19.05-19.30 Radio, perhaps using an example from Africa The Music Department is in the process of looking for works whose titles have to do with Radio. RΑDIO STATIONS: Proto, Deftero, ERAsport, Kosmos, Filia and the 19 regional stations. During the whole day all the above radio stations will follow a special schedule contributing to the celebration of WRD13, broadcasting at the same time several recorded messages by listeners from all radio stations answering the question“radio is…”. Especially “Foni the Elladas” radio as a media connecting Greece with Greeks abroad will broadcast interviews from all over the world. Also, “Trito Programme” is specially organizing 2 concerts with ERT’s Music Ensembles in our Studio C with simultaneous live broadcasts. • 12:00 National Symphony Orchestra and Chorus will play works by Arvo Pärt, John Taverner and Beethoven 8. Greece • 20:00 two virtuosos (violin and piano) will play works by Mozart, Henryk Wieniawski, Alexander Alyabiev, Iosif Kotek, Fritz Kreisler, ERT Yiannis Konstantinides : Radio nostalgia documentaries for the history of radio in ET1 TV CHANNEL Greece from 1928 and panel discussions on the topic of present and future radio as a medium in everyday life (during the whole day). ERT ARCHIVES www.ert-archives.gr: Upload special documentaries with memorabilia about radio’s evolution and its contribution to social, cultural and political life in Greece. Special mention of the radio’s contribution to culture and information and the relation to music production. OFFICIAL SITE www.ert.gr and SOCIAL MEDIA: Celebrating World Radio Day 2013, detailed programme information for the schedule on all radio stations, TV, ERT archives, concerts, etc. Listener’s audio testimonies uploaded on the site and social media pages. 1 minute audio track in English dedicated to Konstantinos P. Kavafy World Radio Day promos from well-known figures in Ireland Elenor McEvoy - musician 9. Ireland John Spillane - musician RTÉ Mary O'Rourke - politician Paul Galvin - sportsman (GAA) Brent Pope - Rugby commentator uploaded on EBU Community http://collab.go-eurovision.com/groups/world- radio-day Page 3/7 Reshet Gimmel (Hebrew music only station): - " World Radio Day" will be celebrated by a special programme (18.00-20.00) introducing live shows of singer/ performers who are also well known radio broadcaster at IBA 10. Israel Rehet Beth (News and actuality): - Special reports and news items regarding World Radio Day - "The Israeli connection" – a special programme about World Radio Day., including interviews with radio personalities (local and international) IBA 88FM (international music station - Israeli radio "icons" and veteran music broadcasters will co-host the shows throughout the day together with current presenters. - Vintage jingles and station IDs from the station’s archives, in "radio nostalgia" moments spread throughout the day - Special station IDs recorded by other EBU members will be broadcast -throughout the day - The evening magazine programme will be devoted to a discussion about the power of radio nowadays. On February 13th the whole daily schedule of RAI Radio3 will be focused on the celebration of the radio, and has been given the special title of "Tutta la radio possibile", ("All the possible radio(s)”) You can read in the attachment, as well as on RAI Radio3 website, how this will be done in the different programs. In addition, It has been created an area on Rai Radio3 website: http://www.radio3.rai.it/dl/radio3/programmi/PublishingBlock-267cc73d-7b3b- 404c-9e33-bed0e0ca456b.html?refresh_ce to promote a special inquiry related to the celebration of the World Radio Day. RAI Radio3 has asked its audience to contribute to the discussion on how the 11. Italy radio has evolved overtime: listeners are invited to write to [email protected] if they now enjoy radio on different platforms, if they use the podcast, if -as a result - RAI their attitude towards the mean has changed: do they now listen to more or less radio? Do they like it better? What is the purpose of their listening? Also, information on new and different types of radio, and on the world of the radio makers, are welcome. In the same area, it is possible to listen to a compilation of scenes from famous Italian or foreign movies talking about, being set in, or having something to do with the radio. The title of the link to start the streaming is: "Le scene madri". On Radio3 website will also be available in streaming, starting on the 12th of February, a new issue of the program "Memoradio" http://www.radio3.rai.it/dl/radio3/programmi/PublishingBlock-4d15a13b-a862- 4dc9-a8d9-b0ab2ee2765a.html, with the title of "Il bello della radio" (The beauty of radio), an excursus among some of the most popular programs aired on our channels. 12. Korea In celebration of World Radio Day, KBS World Radio has created audio clips in KBS 4 different languages (English, Arabic, French, Spanish) and uploaded them on www.wrd13.com Page 4/7 13. Lithuania Audio testimonies uploaded on the www.wrd13.com platform LRT Participates in the Polish Radio TRÓJKA Project. All 4 programmes, plus Polish Radio International with its 6 language services: 14.
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