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For those of you who are just starting off, you may wish to read on.
It may surprise you learn, that there are a very small number of radio schools in the entire world. It may also surprise you that radio schools are not all the same. As you investigate each school, it will become quite obvious that each school offers different levels of training in radio broadcasting.
Unfortunately, some radio schools amount to nothing more than social gatherings with little or no time devoted to the student's true needs and expectations, often using outdated or poorly functioning equipment.
Whilst other schools, which may be affiliated with a university are excellent, utilising today's equipment, they are beyond the reach of most students because of their limited annual intake, geographic location or high entry fees.
Now here's the good news!
My carefully designed radio course, in conjunction with a state of the art broadcast studio, that's close to all major transport, will help you enter the world of radio broadcasting at the highest possible level and, most importantly, within your budget.
And we'll even help you find that job!
So, if you think you have what it takes to be a radio star, give me a call on (02) 9555 8671 or mobile 0411 794 445
drop me an email, macca@radioschool.biz
and we can have a confidential chat.
And if after we do, if you decide radio isn't for you, then at least you won't go through life regretting that you didn't at least investigate the possibility.
Good luck!
Ian MacRae
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RADIO WAVE
MONTHLY NEWS
LETTER
And now here are some of the latest radio news stories from my monthly free newsletter "The Radio Wave"
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A U.S.freelance radio host was fired from a documentary program
that airs on National Public Radio affiliates after she became
a spokeswoman for a Washington “Occupy” protest because her producers
believed she violated the public radio network's code of ethics.
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Also in the U.S. It's been a classic radio war between WFLZ (owned by Clear
Channel) and WPOI (owned by Cox) in Tampa.
WFLZ has owned the hit music space for years until HOT 101.5
came along recently and went on the offensive. The station was
so open in its on-air attacks it went directly after WFLZ's
morning man, calling him too old to be playing modern day
music hits. They even claimed he still had a MySpace account.
Yikes, that's a low blow.
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority has stomped
on a pirate radio station that was operating from Chadstone,
a Melbourne suburb.The station, operating on 1485kHz AM could be heard
for up to 10km, and had been broadcasting for a week, mainly in the
evenings, ACMA reported.
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Indiana officials have handed down a fine of $91,500 to ERI
(Electronics Research, Inc) for an April accident that killed
two ERI employees that were installing a tower. Twenty-nine-year-old
Ernesto Garcia of Laredo, and 32-year-old
Paul Aliff of Mesquite, Texas, fell over 300 feet while working
on a 500-foot-tall radio tower.
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What’s better than giving away one “baby”? Giving away five.
Ottawa CHR “Hot 89.9” must be delirious about all the free
publicity from the morning show’s “Win a Baby” contest. It
was blasted as “really tacky” by the Infertility Awareness
Association of Canada and it made news around the globe.
Of course the station's prize wasn’t a live nappy-wearing
homo sapiens, but IVF treatments for infertile couples –
up to three rounds.
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