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Last Chance To Win An Award
by Alam, Roushan 25 Jun '10

25 Jun '10

Hi, Just a final email about entering The Student Radio Awards before I form a mini group on email of people who are entering. I have attached the five point guide to enter again, honestly its all you will need. If you are put off by the competition or think you don't stand a chance etc - please don't. Its surprisingly easy to find four minutes of radio gold from your entire year of broadcast so please have a go and let me know that you intend on doing so. Thanks, Roushan

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Reminder: Final Radio get-together
by Fowler, Daniel 25 Jun '10

25 Jun '10

Howdi, Hope you're all enjoying the sun. We are planning on having a chat and drink in the Union this Friday at 12:00, as a sort of end of the year thing. Feel free to pop along and mingle with Radio types, also it would be great to hear any ideas that you have to make radio even better. Thanks for everything this year Dan

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Final Radio get-together
by Fowler, Daniel 22 Jun '10

22 Jun '10

Howdi, Hope you're all enjoying the sun. We are planning on having a chat and drink in the Union this Friday at 12:00, as a sort of end of the year thing. Feel free to pop along and mingle with Radio types, also it would be great to hear any ideas that you have to make radio even better. Thanks for everything this year Dan

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Entering The Student Radio Awards 2010
by Alam, Roushan 21 Jun '10

21 Jun '10

Hi! It’s that weird time of year when exams are over so I imagine that most of you are looking for something to satisfy your need of a workload, stress and a deadline. Enter, The Student Radio Awards - student radio's version of the Oscars. There are thirteen categories (best male, female, journalism, newcomer, entertainment, chart, interview etc), with the awards being handed out at a lush ceremony at The O2 arena in November. This year IC Radio wants to make an impact with as many entries, nominations and wins as possible - but to do this we need your help. You can nominate yourself and the first step of the process is to decide which category/ies you would like to enter (http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/) Then you need make audio compilations of the best bits from your show and submit by the deadline of 21st July. To help you do this I have attached a "five point guide” and we would actively encourage as many of you as possible to enter so that we are able to keep our place amongst student radio's big boys. The guide will help you enter – I can't guarantee a win as I have no previous experience of that. If you are interested or even slightly curious as to entering then please fire me an email back as I am looking to set up a support network between people entering. I will be available to provide as much help and support as I can through the next month. Peace and love, Roushan Key dates: Entry deadline: 21st July Nominations announced: early October Award ceremony: 11th November

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Missing Equipment
by Prestage, John 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

'Afternoon girls and boys. Over the last year we've lost some mics from the production studio, which is very sad. This is also hitting the PA hire (tidy income) as we currently only have one mic to send out with it. This is what we're missing: Shure Beta57 x2 (£120 each) Shure SM58 x3 (£90 each) If anyone has got any info on their whereabouts, please please please let me know. As you can see, this isn't an insignificant amount of money to try and find for their replacement and it could be much better spent elsewhere in radio. If you've borrowed anything and forgotten about it, please put it back ASAP and no more shall be said about the matter. Also, we're missing a Line6 Spider guitar amp from the shared studio...same drill. Cheers, John (Production Studio Manager)

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IC RADIO (key list)
by Fowler, Daniel 12 May '10

12 May '10

Hi, Hope everyone's OK. I'm going to do a much needed key list session in the next week, usual drill - if you want to be on it and have been part of the society for a while then sent me your name and CID and I'll add you to the list. Thanks Dan Station Manager

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IC RADIO, Felix Opinion Pole
by Fowler, Daniel 18 Apr '10

18 Apr '10

Evening guys, Hope exam revision is going ok, if you're anything like me then these next few weeks are going to be hell! As soon as I've got my exams over I'll write some big email sayign where we are as a station and where I think we should head. Anyway for now, see the forwarded email.... Cheers Dan ________________________________________ From: media-group-bounces(a)imperial.ac.uk [media-group-bounces(a)imperial.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Media Chair [media.chair(a)imperial.ac.uk] Sent: 18 April 2010 21:56 To: media-group Subject: [Media-Group] Felix Opinion Pole Gents, As you've probably noticed there's an election coming up, accordingly Felix is doing its own opinion pole. It would be spiffing if you could give it your thoughts, it seriously takes like 4 seconds. Here it is: http://felixonline.co.uk/poll.php?polls=7,9,8 Please circulate it amongst your clubs as well! Also, if you haven't done so yet, remember to register to vote before Tuesday so you can cast your vote, cos democracy is like well wicked, innit. Hope everyone had a lovely holiday, Rich _______________________________________________ Media-Group mailing list Media-Group(a)imperial.ac.uk https://mailman.ic.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/media-group

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AGM - Final Call
by Fowler, Daniel 24 Mar '10

24 Mar '10

Good morning, Final reminder about our AGM tonight. We will be starting a 6PM in the Shared Studio It is really important that you come along, the future of our radio station (for at least another year...) will be decided! Cheers Dan Station Manager IC RADIO www.icradio.com

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FW: IC Radio AGM
by Birkett, Christopher 22 Mar '10

22 Mar '10

Erm, small technical problem, I think the description of tech manager that was meant to go out is: TECHNICAL MANAGER To be a good technical manager, you need to have a passion for broken technology and error messages ... only kidding! :P Most of our stuff 'just works' and keeps on working with little/no maintenance, but when things go wrong, it's your job to sort it out. If you're the hands-on type who enjoys taking things apart, you'll be pleased to know the eject buttons in the CD players could do with a little attention! Also our digital playout system needs improving, and we've just bought ourselves some shiny new servers and there's a lot of stuff we could make them do. Some knowledge of Linux/programming/networks is ideal, but by no means essential - you can learn on the job or by asking ex-techs (if you're a Computing or ISE student, this will put you literally miles ahead of the people on your course). All in all it's great fun, and only takes as much time as you want to put in (as with all things though, the more you put in, the more you'll get out of it and the better the station will be!). If you think you have what it takes, run for Technical Manager! ... :P -----Original Message----- From: Fowler, Daniel Sent: 22 March 2010 13:09 To: Birkett, Christopher Subject: RE: IC Radio AGM redface.dom/balls ________________________________________ From: Birkett, Christopher Sent: 22 March 2010 13:07 To: Fowler, Daniel Subject: RE: IC Radio AGM Dan you muppet :P you sent completely the wrong paragraph for tech manager!!! Aaaargh!!! -----Original Message----- From: icradio-announce-bounces(a)imperial.ac.uk [mailto:icradio-announce-bounces@imperial.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Fowler, Daniel Sent: 22 March 2010 13:05 To: announce(a)icradio.com Subject: [icradio] IC Radio AGM Good afternoon, Hope everyone is well On Wednesday we will be holding our AGM. By Union "law" we need to have a high percentage of our members attend (70% I think) for it to be official - Because of this we usually make it good fun, get the serious stuff out of the way nice and early and then have a few drinks. It is the event where we will chose next years new committee, positions which anyone in radio can stand for, ranging from Head of Music to Station Manager. The AGM will start on Wednesday at 6PM in the shared studio To give you an idea of some of the jobs that need doing next year I got this years committee to write a few short paragraphs: Head of Programming (Andy) The HoP carries out most of their work in the first few weeks of term and is responsible for: 1. Coordinating the training of new presenters 2. Arranging a show time for each show 3. General upkeep of the schedule (eg. deleting show slots that are no longer being used to give to new presenters) At the beginning of each term, the HoP finds themself almost giving shows away to anybody who wants one. As time passes and a working radio schedule is constructed, the HoP can work on tweaking the schedule. This could be done by moving shows of similar genres so as they are broadcast consecutively or at the same time on different days. Being a committee member, the HoP also helps with decision making on issues as varied as new website designs to what equipment should be bought. Head of Music (Lia) Being head of music means you control all music! You are the BOSS. Well, actually, its not that glamourous...you deal with music going in and music going out. Music going in = promo cds, mp3's, music going out = sustain, playlists, music team blog. For this you must be master at excel and googlemail to keep everything in check. You get to be head honcho of the music team; a dedicated group of awesome peoples who'll review cd's and interview bands and sometimes even help rip cd's into the sustain service. You must be organised, sociable, have a broad interest in music (none of this 'it isn't alternative enough' crap) and be willing to be contactable 24-7 when people forget where their gig is or suddenly need the digital recorder! A good knowledge in cubase/audacity is good for mixing and editing interviews. Also, there is a lot of blagging involved and ass kissing - its media darling! All in all it's a really good position; you get to keep in touch with whats going on in music, every now and again you'll get some really great bands come in a do live sessions or a funny interview. And most importantly, your music team will become close friends. IC Radio Treasurer (COnnor) The position of treasurer is a vital one in icradio given the amount of money we have and the type of equipment we have to buy. Essebtially you have to have a financial head on you with a sound judgement on what should and should not be bought for the greater good of the society. The biggest part of the role is compilig the budget proposal. Aprt from that and reimbursing other members it's a way to be fully involve in the icradio, without being too technical! Also if you're a cynic, it's a top asset to have on your CV and for interviews!! Technical Manager (Chris) I'm not going to try and make this position sound TOO appealing, as I think Oli would make the perfect technical manager and I really like the idea of handing over to him... No pressure Oli, do whatever you want to do, but IF you choose to run for tech manager you will have infinite support from me and you will LOVE it, plus it'll put you miles ahead of everyone else on your course trust me :P Station Manager (me, Dan) As Station Manager you are the representative for IC RADIO. You have to be able to communicate with the Union, national organisations and most importantly the members of this society. It is a massively rewarding position, but also a big time sink. If anything happens with the society then you have to be there, leading from the front. Good time management is a must, as is a desire to really improve our society and drive it forwards. Being the premier officer in a society as big as ours isn't an easy job, but it is an experience you won't forget or regret. Thanks Dan Fowler Station Manager IC RADIO _______________________________________________ ICRadio-Announce mailing list ICRadio-Announce(a)imperial.ac.uk https://mailman.ic.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/icradio-announce

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IC Radio AGM
by Fowler, Daniel 22 Mar '10

22 Mar '10

Good afternoon, Hope everyone is well On Wednesday we will be holding our AGM. By Union "law" we need to have a high percentage of our members attend (70% I think) for it to be official - Because of this we usually make it good fun, get the serious stuff out of the way nice and early and then have a few drinks. It is the event where we will chose next years new committee, positions which anyone in radio can stand for, ranging from Head of Music to Station Manager. The AGM will start on Wednesday at 6PM in the shared studio To give you an idea of some of the jobs that need doing next year I got this years committee to write a few short paragraphs: Head of Programming (Andy) The HoP carries out most of their work in the first few weeks of term and is responsible for: 1. Coordinating the training of new presenters 2. Arranging a show time for each show 3. General upkeep of the schedule (eg. deleting show slots that are no longer being used to give to new presenters) At the beginning of each term, the HoP finds themself almost giving shows away to anybody who wants one. As time passes and a working radio schedule is constructed, the HoP can work on tweaking the schedule. This could be done by moving shows of similar genres so as they are broadcast consecutively or at the same time on different days. Being a committee member, the HoP also helps with decision making on issues as varied as new website designs to what equipment should be bought. Head of Music (Lia) Being head of music means you control all music! You are the BOSS. Well, actually, its not that glamourous...you deal with music going in and music going out. Music going in = promo cds, mp3's, music going out = sustain, playlists, music team blog. For this you must be master at excel and googlemail to keep everything in check. You get to be head honcho of the music team; a dedicated group of awesome peoples who'll review cd's and interview bands and sometimes even help rip cd's into the sustain service. You must be organised, sociable, have a broad interest in music (none of this 'it isn't alternative enough' crap) and be willing to be contactable 24-7 when people forget where their gig is or suddenly need the digital recorder! A good knowledge in cubase/audacity is good for mixing and editing interviews. Also, there is a lot of blagging involved and ass kissing - its media darling! All in all it's a really good position; you get to keep in touch with whats going on in music, every now and again you'll get some really great bands come in a do live sessions or a funny interview. And most importantly, your music team will become close friends. IC Radio Treasurer (COnnor) The position of treasurer is a vital one in icradio given the amount of money we have and the type of equipment we have to buy. Essebtially you have to have a financial head on you with a sound judgement on what should and should not be bought for the greater good of the society. The biggest part of the role is compilig the budget proposal. Aprt from that and reimbursing other members it’s a way to be fully involve in the icradio, without being too technical! Also if you’re a cynic, it’s a top asset to have on your CV and for interviews!! Technical Manager (Chris) I'm not going to try and make this position sound TOO appealing, as I think Oli would make the perfect technical manager and I really like the idea of handing over to him... No pressure Oli, do whatever you want to do, but IF you choose to run for tech manager you will have infinite support from me and you will LOVE it, plus it'll put you miles ahead of everyone else on your course trust me :P Station Manager (me, Dan) As Station Manager you are the representative for IC RADIO. You have to be able to communicate with the Union, national organisations and most importantly the members of this society. It is a massively rewarding position, but also a big time sink. If anything happens with the society then you have to be there, leading from the front. Good time management is a must, as is a desire to really improve our society and drive it forwards. Being the premier officer in a society as big as ours isn't an easy job, but it is an experience you won't forget or regret. Thanks Dan Fowler Station Manager IC RADIO

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