Coisas e Coisas
Acaba de ser publicado o livro digital Radio, Sound and Internet, organizado por Madalena Oliveira e Fábio Ribeiro.
Do editorial, assinado pelos organizadores, retiro o seguinte:
"At odds with the idea that radio is an archaic and nostalgic medium, the Internet has been understood as a kind of new transistor. However more than an expanded form of wireless communication, the Web corresponds to a new age for radio and audio media. Born to be blind, or non-visual, for the first time radio has been seriously challenged by the empire of images. Due to its optical nature, the Internet has actually “forced” radio to become visible, given that there is no other way to tune in a radio broadcaster on the Internet than “navigating through” icons. Although more visibility usually means less capacity to listen to something, the Internet has also brought new forms of listening to. Podcasts and audio on demand are today a sophisticated, but absolutely simple, way of providing listeners with new audio productions. Corresponding to a new way of listening to radio and a new paradigm of audio content distribution, as acknowledged by Ignacio Gallego (2010), podcasting represents one of the most innovative audio services provided by Internet. Adapted both to information and fiction/entertainment, this format changed the way radio has always been regarded. If in the past it was exclusively dedicated to live broadcast, which meant that audience and broadcast were simultaneous, today radio is, likewise other mainstream media, a platform of customized content".
- Rádio E Internet
"Na última terça-feira (9/12), a Associação Brasileira de Emissoras de Rádio e Televisão (Abert) lançou a campanha Smart é ter rádio de graça no celular. O objetivo é estimular o consumo do rádio nos aparelhos móveis, sugerindo à população...
- Radio Evolution Congress
Radio Evolution Congress: "Throughout its history, radio has been undergoing constant transformations. Perhaps this is why it has survived the changes of the political and economic environments, has taken advantage of technological advances, and has adapted...
- Radio As A Neglected Media
Tina Kawooya presented a paper on radio: The FM radio a vital necessity in Uganda and a neglected media in Canada. For her, the radio is a neglected medium in the West (and also in Canada) in the 21st century, because television and the Internet are the...
- Small Radio Stations Bring Big Benefits For Local Communities
November 18, 2010 "Around 11 million people are now able to tune into community radio stations across the UK. This figure is up 17% year-on-year and an increase of more than a third (36%) since 2008, according to a new report by Ofcom. The Community Radio...
- Digital Radio Conference (belfast, 28-29 October)
Session 2: Digital business models This session looks at the digital radio market, including DAB, internet and mobile, and identifies successful business models. Most experts agree that success can only be achieved if there is a partnership between public...
Coisas e Coisas
Livro sobre rádio, som e internet
Acaba de ser publicado o livro digital Radio, Sound and Internet, organizado por Madalena Oliveira e Fábio Ribeiro.
Do editorial, assinado pelos organizadores, retiro o seguinte:
"At odds with the idea that radio is an archaic and nostalgic medium, the Internet has been understood as a kind of new transistor. However more than an expanded form of wireless communication, the Web corresponds to a new age for radio and audio media. Born to be blind, or non-visual, for the first time radio has been seriously challenged by the empire of images. Due to its optical nature, the Internet has actually “forced” radio to become visible, given that there is no other way to tune in a radio broadcaster on the Internet than “navigating through” icons. Although more visibility usually means less capacity to listen to something, the Internet has also brought new forms of listening to. Podcasts and audio on demand are today a sophisticated, but absolutely simple, way of providing listeners with new audio productions. Corresponding to a new way of listening to radio and a new paradigm of audio content distribution, as acknowledged by Ignacio Gallego (2010), podcasting represents one of the most innovative audio services provided by Internet. Adapted both to information and fiction/entertainment, this format changed the way radio has always been regarded. If in the past it was exclusively dedicated to live broadcast, which meant that audience and broadcast were simultaneous, today radio is, likewise other mainstream media, a platform of customized content".
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- Rádio E Internet
"Na última terça-feira (9/12), a Associação Brasileira de Emissoras de Rádio e Televisão (Abert) lançou a campanha Smart é ter rádio de graça no celular. O objetivo é estimular o consumo do rádio nos aparelhos móveis, sugerindo à população...
- Radio Evolution Congress
Radio Evolution Congress: "Throughout its history, radio has been undergoing constant transformations. Perhaps this is why it has survived the changes of the political and economic environments, has taken advantage of technological advances, and has adapted...
- Radio As A Neglected Media
Tina Kawooya presented a paper on radio: The FM radio a vital necessity in Uganda and a neglected media in Canada. For her, the radio is a neglected medium in the West (and also in Canada) in the 21st century, because television and the Internet are the...
- Small Radio Stations Bring Big Benefits For Local Communities
November 18, 2010 "Around 11 million people are now able to tune into community radio stations across the UK. This figure is up 17% year-on-year and an increase of more than a third (36%) since 2008, according to a new report by Ofcom. The Community Radio...
- Digital Radio Conference (belfast, 28-29 October)
Session 2: Digital business models This session looks at the digital radio market, including DAB, internet and mobile, and identifies successful business models. Most experts agree that success can only be achieved if there is a partnership between public...