? ChInuk Wawa reydiyo haws ?

[David Lewis]

A cheap solution for webcasting could be WebTV systems which are running
about $200-$300 for full web access. Broadcasted on a large TV would mean
efficient and effective classes.  I wonder if there couldn't be some sort
of grant program to buy webTV units for Indian people who want to relearn,
CJ? Sound to me like a community development and education scheme which
might work.
David

P.S.
sorry about reposting the L.A. Times article.

At 09:03 PM 01/25/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>I spaced on my last reply; I wound up talking about webcasting rather
>than producing radio shorts; the latter is fairly easy; buncha mikes and
>an on-screen mixer (already on most systems) and a little sound
>knowledge; mixing it and packaging it and then getting people to carry
>it.  You have to think about things like feedback-proofing and all that
>stuff just like any other sound or radio system.  I used to work as an
>operator for CBC Radio years ago; switching between live mics, tapes,
>turntables, and network feeds on the presribed schedule; actually they
>still use exactly the same format to this day (this is from nearly 30
>years ago).  One-voice netradio isn't hard to do because you don't have
>to worry about monitors and feedback, etc., but it does help to have a
>"producer" anyway; someone who organizes the show material and hands
>things to the host, who then doesn't have to be distracted looking for
>things.  The sound end of it I'm not good at; you can probably find a
>volunteer within your community - heck, you're at UofO, must be someone
>around who knows how to mix a feed.
>
>First step towards radio shorts for syndication: writing script and
>coming up with theme-content.
>
>
>
>David Lewis wrote:
> >
> > Sounds possible though!  What sorts of equipment would we need?
> > David
> > At 07:13 PM 01/21/2000 -0800, you wrote:
> > >David Robertson wrote:
> > > >
> > > > LhaXayEm.
> > > >
> > > > -Qha mEsayka tEmtEm tl'ap makwst-talhEm pi lakEt dIndIn wawa-lEluba pus
> > > > mEsayka Shawash IlI7i reydiyo haws?
> > > >
> > > > Where are you folks going to find twenty-four hours of materials (tape)
> > > > for your Grand Ronde radio station?
> > >
> > >What would be easier, maybe, would be to come up with syndicatable
> > >shorts that could either be played on demand from off the web or
> > >syndicated out to certain radio shows and stations who like this kind of
> > >thing.  I know the show "Klahowya" on Co-Op Radio (the commie
> > >station;-)) in Vancouver would welcome material on the Jargon, and
> > >there'd be some interest from the CBC and other native shows and
> > >stations in western Canada.  Having it available on the Web also makes
> > >it possible for members of the nations in the region where the Jargon
> > >was once used to have access to it; we've had contact from Jargon
> > >speakers far-flung throughout the vastness of the Northwest, from
> > >Kitimat to Cranbrook and Chilliwack; if everyone had on-line webtel of
> > >some kind we could even have a weekly talkshow session.  It all takes
> > >organization, though.....
> >
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