the state of radio
It grieves us to post this but due to technical problems beyond our control, there will be no podcast on The State of Radio on November 5, 2008. Instead, we will return next Wednesday, with a fantastically informative podcast a week from then.
Big apologies, and we’ll be back with this, plus a new episode of NRI’s redefined (NRI=New+Returned Indians) soon after, too.

The State of Radio looks at news on the radio, two ‘different’ community radio stations (one for women and by women, the other a co-branded radio station for people with disabilities), the new radiorocks.in portal & some Q2 reports.

In this episode of NRI’s=New+Returned Indians, we’re talking to Sarah Hine, who moved to India from Connecticut last year and has just started her own business in Hyderabad. We talked about what keeps her here, being able to make a difference, being a single, white female in small town India, and her advice for fellow “foreigners” who move to India.

In this episode, The State of Radio looks at royalty fees for Internet radio stations in the U.S., a conference & a course on community radio, as well as — could it be? — news on Indian radio

In this episode of NRI’s=New+Returned Indians, we talk to activist Vivek Gilani who moved back to India after more than a decade in the U.S. – having taken a sabbatical from working on water issues in his beloved New York – to pursue his projects in Mumbai.