Introduction: Symposium on Digital Radio: Strategies and Visions

Jauert, Per

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“…Perubahan ekosistem itu digambarkan sebagai keperluan oleh Cordeiro (2012) dalam menghadapi saingan daripada industri televisyen. Namun, Anderson (2012) dan Jauert (2017) menyatakan inovasi teknologi baharu telah mencetuskan dilema dan ketidakpastian terhadap industri radio analog.…”

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“…Bagaimanapun kenyataan Anderson (2012) dan Jauert (2017) itu bercanggah dengan pandangan awal Clark (1998) serta Tuttlebee dan Hawkins (1998) yang memberi gambaran positif mengenai kehadiran teknologi digital bagi menggantikan industri radio analog. Dalam artikel yang ditulis oleh Clark (1998) serta Tuttlebee dan Hawkins (1998) menekankan kepentingan transformasi dari analog ke digital dan kelebihan-kelebihan digital berbanding analog.…”

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“…Dalam artikel yang ditulis oleh Clark (1998) serta Tuttlebee dan Hawkins (1998) menekankan kepentingan transformasi dari analog ke digital dan kelebihan-kelebihan digital berbanding analog. Dilema dan ketidakpastian yang dinyatakan oleh Anderson (2012) dan Jauert (2017) adalah berdasarkan kepada perkembangan transformasi yang berlaku di Sepanyol, Norway, United Kingdom, Amerika Syarikat, Korea Selatan, dan Jerman. Negara-negara yang disebut bukan sahaja mengalami kelewatan, malah pernah mengalami siri-siri kegagalan dalam menggantikan teknologi radio analog kepada digital.…”

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2021

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Objektif kajian ini adalah untuk meneliti perkembangan transformasi industri radio di Radio Televisyen Malaysia. Kajian yang menggunakan kaedah kualitatif menerusi analisis terhadap dokumen kajian; (1) Pembangunan dan Perkembangan Penyiaran Radio Digital di Malaysia: Satu Kajian Kes di Radio Televisyen Malaysia; dan (2) Analisis Implikasi Perkembangan Industri Radio dari Era Penyiaran Konvensional ke Era Penyiaran Digital: 1996-2016.Transformasi penyiaran radio konvensional global tidak terhasil secara sendiri. Ia terhasil daripada fenomena digitalisasi dan dibentuk oleh senario industri media. Senario industri media mempunyai hubungan yang signifikan dengan ekonomi dan politik sesebuah negara. Setiap perubahan yang berlaku terhadap penyiaran radio dibuat adalah berasaskan kepada dasar dan perancangan sesebuah negara. Perancangan pendigitalan industri radio di Malaysia telah dimulakan seawal tahun 1997 oleh Radio Televisyen Malaysia. Langkah tersebut diambil selaras dengan Dasar Telekomunikasi Negara dan Dasar Pembangunan Nasional. Bagaimanapun, terdapat jurang pendigitalan yang ketara antara badan penyiaran nasional dan swasta. Hasil analisis mendapati bahawa badan penyiaran nasional itu mempunyai visi dan misi yang jelas mengenai pendigitalan radio, namun pelaksanaan kepada perancangan tersebut berhadapan dengan pelbagai kekangan dan cabaran. Ia menjadikan usaha pendigitalan radio free-to-air di Malaysia sebagai sesuatu yang tidak pasti. The objective of this study is to examine the development of radio industry transformation in Radio Televisyen Malaysia. This study uses qualitative methods by analysing research documents; (1) Development of Digital Radio Broadcasting in Malaysia: A Case Study in Radio Television Malaysia; and (2) Implications analysis of Radio Industry Development from the Conventional Era to Digital Era: 1996-2016. The transformation in global conventional radio broadcasting did not happen on its own. It resulted from the digitalisation phenomenon and shaped by the scenario in the media industry. The scenario in the media industry has a significant relationship with the economy and politics of a country. Every change that occurs in radio broadcasting is made based on the policies and plans of a country. In Malaysia, Radio Televisyen Malaysia has started their plan for digitalisation in radio as early as 1997. The action is taken in line with the National Telecommunications Policy and the National Development Policy. However, there is a significant digitalisation gap between national and private broadcasting bodies. The result shows that the national broadcasting body has a clear vision and mission on radio digitalisation; however, its implementation faces various constraints and challenges. It makes the digitalisation of free-to-air radio in Malaysia uncertain.

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“…This issue included Paddy Scannell's caution against scholarly amnesia (Scannell, 2017). Radio, Scannell might say we think, was once 'new media' and as digital radio to a certain extent is so once again, a circumstance which we should not forget (see Jauert, 2017) notwithstanding the prevalence of DIY streaming, sharing and YouTube. The power of voice to effect change is poignantly registered in Everette Ndlovu's commentary (Ndlovu, 2017) which recounts the impressions of listeners tuning into Voice of the Revolution Radio (VOR) broadcasting from Lusaka whether they were nourished by the mesmerising voice of Cde Joshua Nkomo or fired up by influential female 'troublemakers' like Jane Ngwenya.…”

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Radio, Communities and Social Change

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2017

Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture

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Radio from its beginning has been a revolutionary technology adaptable both to violent overthrow of corrupt regimes and gradual almost unheeded social change. This issue of WPCC invited submission of papers on the subject of radio and revolution. We suggested that revolution be intended in its broadest sense, encompassing not only the violent overthrow of governments and their counter measures but also revolution in the sense of radical social change. Radio's long set of histories and traditions of activism and community-building are foremost in this issue's material. This editorial reflects on key themes of the journal issue: motivations of free radio practitioners, key phases in development of community broadcasting, radio's potential for social liberation of several kinds and its claims to be a form of mass self-communication in which users also take charge of the media platform itself and lastly radio's presence alongside social media like Twitter in contemporary activism and protests.

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Different Standards: Engineers’ Expectations and Listener Adoption of Digital and FM Radio Broadcasting

Lax

2017

Journal of Radio & Audio Media

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His research interests include communication policy and emerging media technologies, and recent work has been on radio, in particular digital radio. As part of the Digital Radio Cultures in Europe group he co-authored Digital radio in Europe (Intellect, 2010). He sits on the Executive Committee of MeCCSA, the UK's Media, Communications and Cultural Studies Association and has served as chair of that organisation's Radio Studies network.

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Introduction: Symposium on Digital Radio: Strategies and Visions

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Radio, Communities and Social Change

Different Standards: Engineers’ Expectations and Listener Adoption of Digital and FM Radio Broadcasting

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