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6 May
2009 Hearst Broadcast News Championship finalists announced
The Hearst Journalism Awards Program has announced the finalists for the 2009 Broadcast News Championship in San Francisco. The Hearst Journalism Awards Program was founded in 1960 to provide support, encouragement, and assistance to journalism education at the college and university level. The program awards scholarships to students for outstanding performance in college level journalism, […]
READ MORE24 Apr
Webcasting survey even for those not webcasting!
CBI is conducting a survey of college and high school stations in response to a proposal, by the Copyright Royalty Board, to increase the burdens stations face when webcasting. We are seeking input from all stations, even if they are not currently webcasting. The survey is available at http://tinyurl.com/CBI-recordkeeeping-survey .
READ MORE21 Apr
REQUIRED Webcasting Reports
In order to help the CRJs understand how these proposed changes to recordkeeping and reports of use will impact your station, CBI is developing a survey to gather information from all educational, even if they are not currently webcasting. The survey should be released by the end of the week and a link will be posted to the site, to the CBI email lists and sent via email to stations across the nation. CBI knows that this is a very busy time of year, so we have kept the survey as short as possible in order to gather as many responses as possible. If you do not receive email by the end of the week with a link to the survey, please come back to the site for the link!
READ MORE15 Apr
Student-produced video provides inside look at New York college media convention
Dan Sprumont, a junior communications media major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (in Indiana, Pa.) has produced a terrific look at the 2009 CBI/CMA College Media Convention. He is currently the promotions coordinator for WIUP-TV (Chan. 20) which reaches over 70,000 homes in the Western Pennsylvania region. Sprumont filmed the video while attending the CBI/CMA […]
READ MORE13 Apr
CBI National Production Award winner now up for Jim Nantz Award
Adam Cavalier of Marshall University is continuing his award-winning ways as a finalist for the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America Jim Nantz Award. The STAA All-America program recognizes the most outstanding collegiate radio sportscasters in the country and encourages collegiate sportscasters nationwide to strive to achieve their best. Each June, the nation’s most outstanding collegiate […]
READ MORE31 Mar
CBI Member Station Profile: Cable 8 Productions at Washington State
This is the first in a continuing series of station profiles by Kate Rath of the University of Pittsburg, student representative on the CBI Board of Directors. In this installment, Kate interviews Scott Shigeoka, vice president of marketing communication and alumni affairs at Washington State. Station Name: Cable 8 Productions Station City and State: Pullman, […]
READ MORE26 Mar
Spring 2009 CBInsight newsletter now available
The latest edition of the CBInsights newsletter has been mailed to member stations. The publication includes articles on CBI and CBI member station responses to the proposed webcasting rules, new fees proposed for ALL licensed broadcasters and a the entry form for the 2009 National Student Production Awards. Click here to download in .pdf format.
READ MORE23 Mar
It’s time to enter the 2009 National Student Production Awards
Entries are now being accepted in the College Broadcasters Inc. National Student Production awards. Click here to download an entry form in Word. Entry is free to all CBI member stations. Non members may enter by paying an entry fee. All entries must be postmarked by May 15, 2009
READ MORE15 Mar
Shorter radio station gets upgrade
College Radio stations exist in many various forms. The station at Shorter College is no exception, the station “SC 49”, is broadcast through local channel 49 and is available to students on campus. It recently gained “a professional 13-channel audio mixer board thanks to the generosity of several local individuals”, according to an article .
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CBI is a member-driven organization serving students and advisers of student media. Through events, programs and a network of expertise, CBI fosters experiential learning, professional opportunities and advocacy for the success of student media programs.