George Lessard, noted in the John Hibbs post, is from the Northwestern
Territories in Canada, from whence he is the moderator of the MediaMentor
discussion group on Yahoo Groups.
MediaMentor
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mediamentor
George posts a steady stream of excellent messages and the
At 2:11 PM +0100 2/25/05, A. K. Mahan wrote:
In this convergence, radio promises to take on even greater
significance and value. For this reason, we believe that radio is
the one to watch.
Amy Mahan, I love you. I believe you are just exactly on target!
Now.
Perhaps I should be writing off
First, there is an enormous amount of technical skills on this list,
http://www.digitaldividenetwork.org;
not to mention serious intellectual depth that comes with almost every post.
Second, while there has been a lot of talk about podcasting, and
other audio deliveries, and some talk about
Second, while there has been a lot of talk about podcasting, and
other audio deliveries, and some talk about internet (streaming)
radio, there hasn't been much talk about reducing the divide by
combining the power of the Net with the reach of conventional radio.
The One to Watch: Radio, New
You may be interested in a project I work on called RANET
(http://www.ranetproject.net). We work with First Voice International
(http://www.firstvoiceint.org/) who provide us with a small amount of
bandwidth on the Worldspace satellite (http://www.worldspace.com/). If
you are in the states,
