Presented at
HOPE Number Nine (2012),
July 14, 2012, 10 a.m.
(60 minutes).
The Prometheus Radio Project started with radio pirates fighting for local groups to be able to run community radio stations. Prometheus builds, supports, and advocates for community radio stations which empower participatory community voices and movements for social change. They are currently creating a number of tools to support community groups as they prepare for an upcoming once-in-a-lifetime chance to apply for low power radio licenses. RadioSpark is an online hub where applicants, engineers, lawyers, and other supporters can exchange knowledge and plan together. RFree is free and open source software that applicants can use to find available channels and prepare their FCC applications.
Presenters:
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Maggie Avener
Maggie Avener is an engineer and trainer at the Prometheus Radio Project. Her job involves troubleshooting technical issues with community radio stations, creating tools to make it easier to apply for radio licenses, and teaching hands-on soldering workshops to introduce people to the technology behind radio.
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Ana Martina
Ana Martina is the technical and training coordinator at the Prometheus Radio Project. She has volunteered in autonomous spaces and independent media sites and conferences as a media trainer, with the objective of providing support to radio enthusiasts in using free open source software to produce their programs.
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