The One to Watch: Radio, New ICT and Interactivity
Inspiring Practice
Alfonso Gumucio Dagron; Jean-Pierre Ilboudo; Johan Deflander (contrib.)
Rome: FAO;Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (2003), 250 pp.
ISBN 92-5-104950-5
CC-like licence
Other editions: also published in Spanish
Signature commbox: 30-Development-E 2003
"The cases presented in this book are among the first examples of the convergence of radio and new ICTs for development, and the book underscores the significant potential of the combination. In this convergence, radio promises to take on even greater significance and value. For this reason, we believe that radio is the one to watch." (https://comunica.org/1-2-watch)
SECTION I: CONCEPTS AND CONTEXT
1 Radio and the Internet: Mixing media to bridge the divide / Bruce Girard, 2
2 Take Five: A handful of essentials for ICTs in development / Alfonso Gumucio Dagron, 21
3 Linking Rural Radio to New ICTs in Africa: Bridging the rural digital divide / Jean-Pierre Ilboudo and Riccardo del Castello, 39
4 The Information Highways are still Unpaved: The Internet and West African community radio / Lynda Attias and Johan Deflander, 57
5 Public Radio and the Internet in the United States / Robert Ottenhoff, 69
SECTION II: GATEWAYS
6 Community Multimedia Centres: Creating digital opportunities for all / Stella Hughes, 76
7 The Kothmale Model: Using radio to make the Internet visible / Ian Pringle and MJR David, 90
8 Creating & Sustaining ICT Projects in Mozambique / Birgitte Jallov, 109
9 The Russian Rural Information Network / Nancy Bennett, 121
SECTION III: NETWORKS
10 Awaking from the Big Sleep: Kantor Berita 68H / Martin Hala and Santoso, 136
11 The Agencia Informativa Púlsar / Bruce Girard, 145
12 InterWorld Radio: "The kind of thing that connects you to the world" / Francesca Silvani, 157
SECTION IV: COMMUNICATION WITH MIGRANTS
13 Blending Old and New Technologies: Mexico's indigenous radio service messages / José Manuel Ramos and Ángel Díez, 172
14 Callos and Guatitas: Radio and migration in Ecuador and Spain / Luis Dávila and José Manuel López, 180
SECTION V: RURAL RADIO: CASES FROM USA, AFRICA AND LATIN AMERICA
15 Farm and Rural Radio in the United States: Some beginnings and models / Robert L. Hilliard, 192
16 After 50 years: The role and use of rural radio in Africa / Jean-Pierre Ilboudo, 199
17 Radio Chaguarurco: Now you're not alone / Bruce Girard, 211
1 Radio and the Internet: Mixing media to bridge the divide / Bruce Girard, 2
2 Take Five: A handful of essentials for ICTs in development / Alfonso Gumucio Dagron, 21
3 Linking Rural Radio to New ICTs in Africa: Bridging the rural digital divide / Jean-Pierre Ilboudo and Riccardo del Castello, 39
4 The Information Highways are still Unpaved: The Internet and West African community radio / Lynda Attias and Johan Deflander, 57
5 Public Radio and the Internet in the United States / Robert Ottenhoff, 69
SECTION II: GATEWAYS
6 Community Multimedia Centres: Creating digital opportunities for all / Stella Hughes, 76
7 The Kothmale Model: Using radio to make the Internet visible / Ian Pringle and MJR David, 90
8 Creating & Sustaining ICT Projects in Mozambique / Birgitte Jallov, 109
9 The Russian Rural Information Network / Nancy Bennett, 121
SECTION III: NETWORKS
10 Awaking from the Big Sleep: Kantor Berita 68H / Martin Hala and Santoso, 136
11 The Agencia Informativa Púlsar / Bruce Girard, 145
12 InterWorld Radio: "The kind of thing that connects you to the world" / Francesca Silvani, 157
SECTION IV: COMMUNICATION WITH MIGRANTS
13 Blending Old and New Technologies: Mexico's indigenous radio service messages / José Manuel Ramos and Ángel Díez, 172
14 Callos and Guatitas: Radio and migration in Ecuador and Spain / Luis Dávila and José Manuel López, 180
SECTION V: RURAL RADIO: CASES FROM USA, AFRICA AND LATIN AMERICA
15 Farm and Rural Radio in the United States: Some beginnings and models / Robert L. Hilliard, 192
16 After 50 years: The role and use of rural radio in Africa / Jean-Pierre Ilboudo, 199
17 Radio Chaguarurco: Now you're not alone / Bruce Girard, 211
