October 14, 2014
Student Media in the News
Last Updated on October 14, 2014 by askcbiorg
College Media Day grows
“This year’s celebration of College Radio Day definitely built off of last year,” Station Manager Erica Szczepaniak said. “Last year, WSOU focused mainly on discussing college radio with students throughout New Jersey from colleges such as Montclair State and NJIT. This year, WSOU not only met and broadcasted with students from Montclair, but also took it into our own hands to put together broadcasts from bands and media professionals that truly demonstrate to our wide variety of listeners just how important this day really is.”
Read more from The Setonian.
The Library of Congress Launches Radio Preservation Task Force
Growing out of the National Recording Preservation Plan (NRPP) of the National Recording Preservation Board (NRPB), the Radio Preservation Task Force (RPTF) is the Library of Congress’s first national radio history project.
And, Spinning Indie and Radio Survivor writer Jennifer Waits will be a Research Associate!
Plus, check out the NSEMC session, Archiving College Radio and its History, with Jennifer on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 4 p.m.
UTA Radio kicks off Rocktober
“You don’t necessarily need to know who the bands are, but just hang out and enjoy some music, and maybe discover some music,” Liguez said.
Read more from The Shorthorn.
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