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[civilmedia-list] Civilmedia14: Download of Promotion Materials such as Jingles for Radio & TV, Posters and Banners available
by Altendorf Alf 24 Apr '14

24 Apr '14

Dear Friends of Civilmedia14, we switched on a download page for different promotion stuff to advertise Civilmedia14: • 2 Radio Jingles (in German & English) • a TV Jingle (in English) • posters and web banners http://blog.radiofabrik.at/civilmedia/downloads/ It would be great, if all of you with dissemination possibilities in radio, tv, web and also - for posters - with public spaces could use these materials to promote the conference. The schedule and the participant list get more and more full as well, but there are enough gaps left for more presentations. So spread the word also in your teams and your communities. Thanks a lot The Civilmedia Team ******* 16 YEARS RADIOFABRIK 1998-2014 ******* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :: Alf Altendorf Managing Director - Geschäftsführung :: Radiofabrik 107,5 MHz & 97,3 MHz, Kabel 98,6 MHz Community Radio Salzburg - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg, Austria - EU ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ office-fon: +43-662-842961-29 mail: a.altendorf(a)radiofabrik.at mobile: +43-699-1430 1075 web: http://www.radiofabrik.at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::: Radiofabrik @ Social Networks, join one of Salzburg´s largest Community Projects in Cyberspace! CBA: http://cba.fro.at/stations/5 flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/radiofabrik/ myspace: http://www.myspace.com/radiofabrik_salzburg facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Radiofabrik107.5 YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/radiofabrik delicious: http://delicious.com/radiofabrik/

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[civilmedia-list] Civilmedia14: Registration Participation & Schedule - Join us!
by Altendorf Alf 28 Mar '14

28 Mar '14

Dear Friends of Civilmedia14, For Civilmedia14 we already opened some pages: - a list of participants http://blog.radiofabrik.at/civilmedia/participants/ Please send a short announcement of your participation to office(a)radiofabrik.at - a schedule for proposals http://blog.radiofabrik.at/civilmedia/civilmedia14-schedule/ Please send your ideas to r.wuerz(a)fs1.tv containing basic info such as - Topic, Title - Format, such as “workshop”, “panel” etc - Presenter name - Length in minutes, wished day & time if any See you in Salzburg soon Alf Altendorf ******* 16 YEARS RADIOFABRIK 1998-2014 ******* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :: Alf Altendorf Managing Director - Geschäftsführung :: Radiofabrik 107,5 MHz & 97,3 MHz, Kabel 98,6 MHz Community Radio Salzburg - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg, Austria - EU ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ office-fon: +43-662-842961-29 mail: a.altendorf(a)radiofabrik.at mobile: +43-699-1430 1075 web: http://www.radiofabrik.at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::: Radiofabrik @ Social Networks, join one of Salzburg´s largest Community Projects in Cyberspace! CBA: http://cba.fro.at/stations/5 flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/radiofabrik/ myspace: http://www.myspace.com/radiofabrik_salzburg facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Radiofabrik107.5 YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/radiofabrik delicious: http://delicious.com/radiofabrik/

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[civilmedia-list] Civilmedia14 - "UnConference for Community Media & Civil Society" - Salzburg, 29.-31.5.2014, Information and Call for Proposals
by Altendorf Alf 12 Feb '14

12 Feb '14

Dear Friends and Followers of Civilmedia, Salzburg´s Community Media stations Radiofabrik and FS1 announce the 6. International UnConference on Community Media in May 2014. ************************** CIVILMEDIA14 29.5. – 31.5.2014 Venue: Bergstrasse 12, 5020 Salzburg Partners: Radiofabrik, FS1, VFRÖ, VCFÖ, Commit,Wissenschaft & Kunst (University Salzburg & Mozarteum Salzburg), CMFE Organized by Radiofabrik & FS1 http://www.civilmedia.eu ************************** / Call for Proposals: UnConference means the meeting will be open for proposals. Please send your ideas to r.wuerz(a)fs1.tv containing basic info - Topic, Title - Format, such as "workshop", "panel" etc - Presenter name - Length in minutes, wished day & time if any We will open next week a public document for slots and schedule. It will be announced @ Civilmedia Website. / Registration & Travel: Civilmedia has no support anymore from the E.U. We are very sorry, but for that reason we are not able to pay any travel costs of participants. Pre-Registration: Please send us an short announcement of your participation office(a)radiofabrik.at We will open a public participant list next week, the link will be published @ Civilmedia Website. Accommodation: Salzburg is a very touristic city with tons of hotels in different categories.You will find your way in online booking services like Trivago (http://www.trivago.de) Because of the holiday on Thursday early booking makes sense. Our recommendations (close to the venues): http://www.yoho.at http://www.gt-hotel-salzburg.com/gtde/leistungen.php or near Radiofabrik: http://www.jufa.eu/jufa-salzburg-city/ With best regards and greetings from Salzburg to all of you The Civilmedia Organizational Team Barbara Winkler (Radiofabrik) - Alf Altendorf (Radiofabrik & FS1) - Regina Würz (FS1)

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[civilmedia-list] No Civilmedia in 2012
by Eva Schmidhuber 19 Sep '11

19 Sep '11

Dear all, unfortunately the EU (Europe for Cititzens Programme) has not selected our Civilmedia UnConference for funding this year . This means we will not be able to organise the conference in spring 2012, as planned. We are therefore changing to a 2-year-interval, planning to have the next Civilmedia in spring 2013. Until then, we will again apply for funding at EU-level, or else try to find other financing. We hope to see you all again in 2013 in Salzburg, or maybe already in November at the CMFE conference in Cyprus: http://www.cmfe.eu/conference2011 Best regards, Alf & Eva -- Eva Schmidhuber Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 http://radiofabrik.at Inforadio von und für Neo-Salzburgerinnen http://willkommen.radiofabrik.at Salzburger Stadtteilradio: http://stadtteil.radiofabrik.at --- Bürozeiten: Mo - Do von 9 - 16 Uhr

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[civilmedia-list] UPDATE: Programme Civilmedia11
by Eva Schmidhuber 07 Apr '11

07 Apr '11

Attached please find the latest update of Civilmedia11 programme. Currently there are 140 registered participants from 25 countries and more than 40 presentations/panels/workshops. See you next week! -- Eva Schmidhuber Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 www.radiofabrik.at Civilmedia11: Community Media for Social Change UnConference in Salzburg, April 14 - 16, 2011 http://civilmedia.eu

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[civilmedia-list] Please subscribe me
by John Downing 31 Mar '11

31 Mar '11

Best wishes, John Downing

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[civilmedia-list] Programme Civilmedia11
by Eva Schmidhuber 30 Mar '11

30 Mar '11

Attached please find the Civilmedia11 programme. Currently there are 110 registered participants and 40 presentations/panels/workshops. It is still possible to register for participation and add proposals on http://wiki.civilmedia.eu See you in two weeks! -- Eva Schmidhuber Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 www.radiofabrik.at Civilmedia11: Community Media for Social Change UnConference in Salzburg, April 14 - 16, 2011 http://civilmedia.eu

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[civilmedia-list] Civilmedia 11: intro and time frame
by Eva Schmidhuber 08 Mar '11

08 Mar '11

*Civilmedia11: Community Media for Social Change: High Impact - Low Threshold* The effect of Community Media to social action and political climate is the focus of the 5th UnConference "Civilmedia 11?, taking place in Salzburg from April 14th to 16th, 2011. Community Media have invented "User-Generated Media" decades ago. In contrast to the contemporary trend in commercial media to outsource production of content to "non-professionals" for economic reasons, they also give producers direct responsability in selection, creation and form of their production. Additionally, Community Media give power to the people in their organizational structures -- unthinkable in common economy. It is this synthesis which creates real participation and empowerment and does not degenerate these principles to lip service. The unique position of Community Media needs to be defended regularly, and has to be adapted to the changing media landscape continually. Especially within a public discourse that connects the right to public funding with the demonstration of benefits to society. The focus of the 2011 meeting is "practices": "DIY -- Do it Yourself" production, distributed through channels in the internet and on air using modern networked tools. The discourse of quality. Alternative ways of financing and effective advertisement of contents in the local populations. The review of the "Public Value" concept, which originally describes the benefits of public service broadcasting, in the frame of Community Media. Gain "high impact" with a "low threshold": the title of "Civilmedia11? captures the uniqueness of a vital and growing scene. Welcome to the largest international conference for Community Media in Central Europe. *Further info and registration:* http://wiki.civilmedia.eu http://civilmedia.eu ----------- <http://wiki.civilmedia.eu/index.php/Participants/Registration_11> This is the general *time frame* for the thematic streams and the open UnConference. The detailled programme will be published approx. 2 weeks before the event. *Thursday, 14: * Room 1: 9:30 Welcome/Introduction 10 -13:30 Public Value 14:30 -- 18 Feminist Media Production II Room 2: 10 -- 13:30 Feminist Media Production I 14:30 -- 18 UnConference (Please add your proposals on the wiki). 19:30 Common dinner *Friday, 15: * Room 1: 10 -- 13:30 Democracy and Quality 14:30 -- 18 Researching Community Media Audiences Room 2 and 3: UnConference (Please add your proposals on the wiki) *Saturday, 16:* Room 1: 10 -- 13 Crowdfunding 14 -- 17 Cross Media Publishing Room 2 and 3: UnConference (Please add your proposals on the wiki) -- Eva Schmidhuber Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 www.radiofabrik.at Civilmedia11: Community Media for Social Change UnConference in Salzburg, April 14 - 16, 2011 http://civilmedia.eu

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[civilmedia-list] Registration open/call for proposals 2011
by Eva Schmidhuber 20 Jan '11

20 Jan '11

Call for presentations for: "Civilmedia 11: Community Media for Social Change: Low Threshold – High Impact"; Salzburg, 14. – 16. 04. 2011 http://wiki.civilmedia.eu http://blog.radiofabrik.at Registration: http://wiki.civilmedia.eu/index.php/Participants/Registration_11 This call refers to the following streams: 1 Public Value and Community Media 2 Feminist Media Production in Europe 3 Democracy and Quality 4 Researching Community Media Audiences 5 Crowd Funding & Social Payments 6 Cross Media Publishing If you want to give a contribution outside of these thematic streams please add your proposal in the Civilmedia-conference-wiki: http://wiki.civilmedia.eu/index.php/Proposals:_Presentations,_Workshops_11 +++ 1. Public Value and Community Media (Thursday, 14.4., a.m.) Host: Helmut Peissl The concept of public value is intended to evaluate and redefine the contribution of broadcasting media for the functioning of the democratic society. It’s not politicians or managers who should decide on public value but the citizens involved in decision making of the media. The debate is relevant for all broadcasting media as public funding should be more and more related to their public value contribution. Public service broadcasters are setting up specific tools and departments to deal with this issue. For community radios and TVs this debate is crucial as it opens a new stage to show their specific and manifold contribution for local public spheres, tanscultural-dialogue and active citizenship. We encourage the submission of presentations by activists, media producers and academics for the following panel discussions: Media for Public Value – redefining the media landscape What aspects and values can be found and (re)defined to argue medias contribution for public interest and the functioning of the democratic society. How can media establish the dialogue with their public as active citizens. Public Value – a new horizon for community media´s remit? The concept of public value opens new options to evaluate and argue CM´s contribution fulfilling communicative needs of the democratic, multilingual society. What chances and risks brings this debate for the development of the CM-sector in Europe? If you want to take part in one of the panels please submit abstracts with max. 200 words in English or German until Feb, 25th, 2011 to Helmut Peissl ( hp(a)commit.at ) Acceptance notification: March, 12th, 2011 +++ 2. Feminist Media Production in Europe (Thursday, 14.4., p.m.) Hosts: Rosa Reitsamer and Elke Zobl Women have always played an important role in movements for social justice. Using media to transport their messages, to disrupt social orders and to spin novel social processes, feminists have long recognised the importance of self-managed media. In the past two decades an increasing number of women have taken the tools of media production into their hands; a vital social phenomenon that has gone largely undetected by members of the public, academia, and even sometimes the feminist movement. As a consequence of this invisibility, very little documentation and research has been done so far on women’s own media cultures, especially so in Europe and with a focus on current developments in the digital realm. To counter this gap and to explore the processes, effects, potentials, and limitations of women’s and feminist media production in Europe, the thematic streams focuses on contemporary feminist grassroots media in general and on blogs, E-zines, culture jamming, graffiti, radio, TV and digital archives in particular. We encourage the submission of presentations (in the form of talks, discussions, workshops, exhibits etc.) by activists, media producers and academics on the following topics: * feminism and anti-racism With the raise of new media and communication technologies, women started to use these technologies for the production and distribution of feminist media. This demographics is often described to as part of „third wave feminism“, „pop feminism“ or „Do-It-Yourself-feminism“. How do feminist media producers engage with feminism and anti-racism? Can we identify a „new feminism“ in feminist blogs, E-zines, digital archives etc.? If so: How does this „new feminism“ distinguish itself from a Second Wave Feminism? * local, transnational and virtual networks The network concept, which emerged in the wake of the controversy over globalization and the globalization of media communications, is closely related to Manuel Castells’s theory of the “rise of the network society” (Castells 2010). The internet in general is perhaps the most obvious illustration of Castells’s theory. How do feminist media producers develop local, transnational and virtual networks? How are feminist media producers involved in various networks that seek for social change? Which kind of networks are developed in relation to the production, distribution, geographic spread, content and aims of their media? * "alternative economies“ „Alternative economies“ are developed by media producers and consumers as an alternative to the global media conglomerates. Their primarily aim is not to commodify media; rather alternative economies focus on the exchange of knowledge and information, the spread of emancipatory concepts and activism, and they seek social change. How do feminist media producers develop and engage in „alternative economies“? What effect can they have? In which ways do these “alternative economies” make feminist media with a low threshold and high impact possible? * DIY citizenship / cultural citizenship and political education Feminist media offer a space to express opinions, experiences and political views, but they are also a space in which a critical and self-reflexive political education, and possibly a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) or cultural citizenship, could take place. Can we observe such an expression of DIY or cultural citizenship and political education in feminist media? How and under which circumstances and in which context can they take place? Please submit abstracts with max. 200 words in English until Feb, 3rd, 2011 to Rosa Reitsamer rosa(at)female-consequences.org and Elke Zobl Elke.Zobl(at)sbg.ac.at Acceptance notification: March, 1st, 2011 +++ 3. Democracy and Quality (Friday 15.4., a.m.) Host: Nico Carpentier Community media's offer a valuable contribution to the democratisation of the media sphere and of society as a whole. They (try to) change and unsettle social inequalities by reworking the power relations that are embedded in the processes of media production. But this is not always that easy, as power inequalities often resurface despite the best intentions. Quality is one of the areas where this problematics become visible, as mainstream media's definitions of quality, and their strong value judgements of what is good and bad content, are always nearby. Simultaneously, community media producers remain committed to quality, at the levels of content, content production processes and democratic management. This thematic stream deals with this tension, and how quality, democracy and participation can be reconciled. Proposals for presentations by activists, media producers and academics on the topic of democracy and quality. Please send an abstract with max. 200 words in English before Feb, 25th, 2011 to Nico Carpentier - <nico.carpentier(a)vub.ac.be>. Acceptance notification: March, 12th, 2011 ++++ 4. Researching Community Media Audiences (Friday 15.4. p.m.) Host: Salvatore Scifo 'Developing Dialogues', the latest work by Australian scholars Susan Forde, Kerrie Foxwell and Michael Meadows (2009) is arguably the most extensive qualitative audience analysis done in the field of community media so far, showing the important cultural role played by the sector, especially for indigenous and ethnic communities. Moreover, extensive quantitative surveys done every two years (McNair Ingenuity, since 2004) do also confirm that 26% of Australians over the age of 15 listen to community radio every week (2010). Taking inspiration from the work done in Australia, the session will aim to discuss the state of research on community media audiences in Europe, highlighting case studies of recent and ongoing qualitative and quantitative research done in the area at regional and national level. The sessions will aim also to draft the contours of a European agenda for further research and collaboration in this area, involving practitioners, policymakers and researchers active in this area, for a work to be continued also after the event. Please send an abstract of max. 200 words in English by Friday 25 February 2011 to Salvatore Scifo at salvatore.scifo(a)communitymedia.eu. Accepted abstracts will be notified by Saturday 12 March 2011. ++++ 5 Crowdfunding & Social Payments (Saturday, 16.4. a.m.) Host: David Röthler Financing community media activities has always been a challenge. But with the rise of the Internet and Social Media new options are explored. Crowdfunding closely related to crowdsourcing describes the co-operation, attention and trust by people who network and pool their money together in order to support efforts initiated by other people or organisations. The term Crowdfunding is usually applied to raising money for planned future projects whereas the term Social Payment refers to small remunerations for content already produced. Crowdfunding & Social Payment are an innovative and still experimental approach to finance (online) content and projects utilising Web 2.0 paradigms. Among well-known platforms are Kickstarter.com, Kachingle.com and Flattr.com. This Civilmedia stream is looking forward to contributions like: * Good practice Crowdfunding for community media and other domains * Crowdfunding platforms * Social Payment systems * Compatibility with community media ethics * Participation, crowdsourcing, crowdfunding * …. The intention of this stream is to give an overview on existing projects and to try to develop ideas for further action. Please submit your proposal to David Röthler david(a)roethler.at Please, post your proposal/abstract as well to http://wiki.civilmedia.eu/index.php/Crowdfunding_%26_Social_Payment This stream will be transmitted live online through a video conference system. Anyone interested can follow and contribute online as well Skype contact: Skype d.roethler Online resources: http://www.delicious.com/davidro/crowdfunding http://www.delicious.com/davidro/crowdsourcing +++ 6 Cross Media Publishing (Saturday, 16.4. p.m) Host: Stefan Tenner The Internet complements community radio or television media in many ways. To communicate, work cross media and interactive with the web is more and more part of the daily working procces. To publish news about the programme, audio or video on demand and other issues on the website and activities in online social networks like Twitter and Facebook are increasingly growing. The content and announcements get circulated by the community and the web opens new ways for participation, feedback and discussion. Also for internal networking and decision making processes useful tools are existing. Wiki and chat are used for editorial preparation, blogs are a repository for meeting minutes. Possibilities to virtually meet other editors or members of the radio are increasing. But how does this development effect community media? How are we using the new possibilities and which methods are existing to work more effectively, to use new ways to publish and to collaborate and organize feedback and offer more participation? Which role are open software and non for profit platforms playing? This is a call for people from community media, who are interested to discuss and present their views or projects at a thematic stream on “Cross Media Publishing” at the UnConference Civilmedia 2011. Please propose your presentations, topics for panel discussions and speeches to Stefan Tenner: stefantenner(a)web.de +++ For general information, please contact Eva Schmidhuber Eva Schmidhuber <e.schmidhuber(a)radiofabrik.at> Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 www.radiofabrik.at Salzburger Stadtteilradio: http://stadtteil.radiofabrik.at Inforadio von und für Neo-Salzburgerinnen: http://willkommen.radiofabrik.at -- Eva Schmidhuber Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 www.radiofabrik.at Salzburger Stadtteilradio: http://stadtteil.radiofabrik.at Inforadio von und für Neo-Salzburgerinnen: http://willkommen.radiofabrik.at -- Eva Schmidhuber Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 www.radiofabrik.at Salzburger Stadtteilradio: http://stadtteil.radiofabrik.at Inforadio von und für Neo-Salzburgerinnen: http://willkommen.radiofabrik.at

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[civilmedia-list] Civilmedia11: "Community Media for Social Change: Low Threshold - High Impact"
by Eva Schmidhuber 02 Dec '10

02 Dec '10

Radiofabrik's 5. international UnConference on Community Media in Salzburg/Austria: *Civilmedia11: Community Media for Social Change: Low Threshold -- High Impact * * April 14 -16, 2011* In addition to the open UnConference we will have 6 "thematic streams" this year, coordinated by hosts: *Democracy and Quality* (Nico Carpentier: nico.carpentier(a)vub.ac.be) *Public Value and Community Media* (Helmut Peissl: helmut.peissl(a)freie-radios.at) *Feminist Media Production in Europe* (Elke Zobl/Rosa Reitsamer: elke_zobl@yahoo.com/rosa@female-consequences.org) *Cross Media Publishing* (Stefan Tenner: stefantenner(a)web.de) *Alternative Funding Methods/Crowdfunding* (David Röthler: david(a)roethler.at) * Researching Community Media Audiences* (Salvatore Scifo: salvatore.scifo(a)communitymedia.eu) If you want to give your input in the frame of one of the thematic streams please contact the hosts directly. Online-registration for participation and input proposals will be open as from January 2011 on http://wiki.civilmedia.eu Further infos will soon be available on http://civilmedia.eu -- Eva Schmidhuber Programmkoordination/Projekte Radiofabrik - Freier Rundfunk Salzburg Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5, 5020 Salzburg +43-662-842961-24 www.radiofabrik.at Salzburger Stadtteilradio: http://stadtteil.radiofabrik.at Inforadio von und für Neo-Salzburgerinnen: http://willkommen.radiofabrik.at

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