LIVING ARCHIVES #13: Caroline Mitchell, University of Sunderland, UK
“Re-sounding feminist radio: using radio archives as transnational connectors”
LIVING ARCHIVES #8: Ingo Leindecker, Radio FRO, Linz
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About this Episode
Recent Episodes from CAPTCHA Conference Open Radio Archives
LIVING ARCHIVES #12: Joost van Beek & Kate Coyer, Central European University Budapest, Hungary
“Bold strides or tentative steps? How community media share and archive content online”
LIVNG ARCHIVES #11: Jacob Kreutzfeldt, University of Copenhagen:
“LARM Audio Research Archive – Opening radio heritage for research use”
LIVING ARCHIVES #10: Dagmar Brunow, Universität Växjö, Sweden
“Radio Archiving Practice. Remediating Sonic Memories”
Live-Mitschnitt vom 05. Juni 2015 auf der CAPTCHA Konferenz in Halle/Saale bei Radio CORAX; (englisch, anschließende Fragen deutsch)
Live recording at the CAPTCHA conference in Halle/Saale on June 5, 2015, by Radio CORAX;(english, questions in german).
Anmod:
Dagmar Brunow unterrichtet Filmwissenschaften und Gender Studies an verschiedenen Universitäten in Schweden. Seit 1996 ist sie Redakteurin im Freien Senderkombinat in Hamburg. Von ihren Sendungen sind längst nicht alle archiviert, noch weniger von ihnen sind online zugänglich.Am Beispiel des Hamburger Künsterlinnenarchivs bildwechsel und seiner ausgesprochen selbstreflexiven Archivpraxis zeigt sie Möglichkeiten des Archivierens auf, die auch für freie Radios von Nutzen sein könnten.
Moderation:
Dagmar Brunow teaches Film Studies and Gender Studies at various universities in Sweden. She has been an editor at Freies Sender Kombinat in Hamburg since 1996. Her shows have by no means all archived and even fewer of them are available online.Using the example of the Hamburg-based female artists‘ archive „bildwechsel“ and its extremly self-refelxive archiving practice, she indicates possible ways of rethinking the archive practice.
LIVING ARCHIVES #9: Workshop Jose M. Casanova, CUAC FM, A Coruña
“How to setup your internet streaming to record and archive your audio streams.”
LIVING ARCHIVES #8: Ingo Leindecker, Radio FRO, Linz
LIVING ARCHIVES #7: Frank Pohu and Fréquence Sillé, Sillé le Guillaume
“Archiving at Frequence Sille since 2003″
LIVING ARCHIVES #6: Berat Gashi, Radio Urban FM, Prishtina
“Radio Urban FM, Prishtina, Kosovo”
LIVING ARCHIVES #5: Daniele Fisichella, Future Radio, Norwich
“Our current archiving method”
LIVING ARCHIVES #4: Marko Doles & Andraž Magajna, MTLRŠ, Ljubljana
“30 years rolled by: Archiving physical archives of oldest European non-commercial student radio station Radio Študent Ljubljana”