[eccr] New edition of AMARC's InteRadio off the press

>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
>New edition of AMARC's InteRadio off the press
>
>Montreal, April 20, 2005. The World Association of Community Broadcasters 
>(AMARC) has just published the 2005 edition of its annual magazine 
>InteRadio, the only publication that addresses the challenges and 
>accomplishments of the community radio movement from an international 
>perspective.
>
>InteRadio examines key issues and trends affecting community radios 
>worldwide from a communications rights perspective. It was first published 
>in 1988, right before the celebration of the AMARC 3rd World Conference 
>and General Assembly, in Nicaragua.
>
>The 2005 edition of InteRadio presents insights into media policy, media 
>concentration and the legal recognition of community radio in the United 
>States and Latin America. It offers portrays of the community radio in 
>Africa, Asia, and the Latin America regions, as well as in the province of 
>Quebec, Canada. The issues of the World Summit on the Information Society 
>and the participation of women in community radio are also discussed. In 
>addition, this new issue of InteRadio highlights several community radio 
>experiences with a global, regional and local impact.
>
>Through InteRadio, community radio practitioners share with other radio 
>'apasionados' their stories, which convey practical knowledge, as well as 
>the results of research. Visit 
><http://interadio.amarc.org/012/01/index-EN.html>http://interadio.amarc.org/012/01/index-EN.html 
>to take a look at the 2005 issue (Click on the word InteRadio on the left 
>menu).
>
>AMARC International Office will mail a copy of InteRadio at no cost to all 
>members in good standing (The annual subscription is $50 CAD for 
>no-members). If you don't receive your copy please write to 
><mailto:(amarc /at/ amarc.org)>(amarc /at/ amarc.org). If you would like to become a 
>member please go to the membership section of 
><http://www.amarc.org>http://www.amarc.org (membership fees start at $20 US).




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