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Calling out to all NCRC attendees!

May 23

Posted by peter in NCRC, Uncategorized | 3 Comments

Greetings to all conference attendees!

This years NCRC is going to be broadcasting on CKGI’s proposed 98.7 fm for the duration of the conference. As a result we are putting a general call out to all those attending, who might want to showcase some new music you just need everyone to hear, or a spoken word show that you feel would be relevant, or anything in between, we are going to be having a sign up sheet at the conference.

We will be broadcasting our currently running web stream: www.ckgi.ca/audio-stream/ when we don’t have scheduled programs and shows.

SO, bring your music, your diatribes, news voices and more!

Disclaimer: As we have a temporary licence to broadcast, all artists being showcased must give their permission to use their music for this purpose.

We are exempt from the CRTC process under http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2000/pb2000-10.htm

Industry Canada Special Event Limited Duration license.

Tags: NCRC program music

NCRC 2010 Book & Media Fair

May 12

Posted by Ken in General, NCRC, Programming | No Comments

For Immediate Release

NCRC 2010 Book & Media Fair at the Surf Lodge, 885 Berry Point road Gabriola Island, Tuesday June 8, 1-7 pm

Books, periodicals, and media focusing on campus and community across Canada

Everyone welcome – come and meet the broadcasters, journalists, writers, booksellers and publishers who define culture and community in Canada

For additional information contact

Susan Yates, co-ordinator
Ken Zakreski, president

Syndication and Social Media

May 10

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US Non-Commercial Syndication: Can Canadian Shows Get on the Air?

David Pakman
Delivered by telephone with slides. A nitty-gritty hands on guide to non-commercial syndication in the United States for recurring programs. Topics include program standardization and distribution, building critical mass (have to have some success to gain more success), station marketing and outreach, audience involvement and engagement, and more.
Other resources
http://www.cjly.org/policies/Copyright_Policy_2008.pdf

http://www.cjly.org/policies/Syndication_Policy.pdf

Social Media and Internet for Radio Promotion
David Pakman
A guide to using the internet to promote radio programming in a low-cost, efficient way. Includes use of social networks, including Facebook and Twitter, building and maintaining an email marketing program and database, using YouTube to leverage audience, and more.

Bio: David Pakman is the Host and Executive Producer of Midweek Politics, the internationally syndicated political talk radio and television program based in Northampton, Massachusetts (USA). First broadcast in 2005, Midweek Politics currently airs on over 75 radio and television stations, mostly in the United States, but including Canada and Africa. Pakman holds an MBA from Bentley University in Massachusetts, and has been working in media and marketing consulting since 2003. Midweek Politics has been featured on numerous print, radio, and television programs, including The Howard Stern Show.

Delivered by telephone with slides. Combination of hands-on distribution and prep ideas for getting programs ready for syndication, and for starting to reach out to stations, and then discussion of marketing to individuals, which includes website/podcast/social media. David will also be available during and after the conference for questions and discussion.

Time: Friday, June 11th 9:00 – 10:15 am Pacific

Plenary Proposals

Apr 25

Posted by Ken in General, Internal, NCRC, Uncategorized | No Comments

Here is a good place to discuss pre conference plenary proposals. CKGI has a seconder to amend previous irrelevant motions from the past AGM’s. Many motions are out of context, some no longer are relevant and others are right on but need updating.

Motions specific to NCRC
Putting on a conference requires the coordinator to follow the passed motions pertaining to NCRC. It would be nice if the out of context motions were filed into – “might need them later”; and the ones that need updating, were.

Please have a look at NCRAANREC_Resolutions2009 and see if anything you moved needs recycling or reusing or updating.

BIRT CKGI will rescind previous motions at NCRC Plenary. This is due to lack of funding to implement the resolutions.

We should price out the cost of implementing the resolution prior to striking it.

1. name change = $3000

2. Static – $8000 start up; $6000 per year operations

3. outreach to community radio – staff time