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["Md. Azizul Alam Al-Amin" <alamin@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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RKI is seeking a Native Proofreader & Broadcaster for English Service:
Radio Korea International is currently seeking a native proofreader & 
broadcaster for its English Service. The potential employee will face a 
wide variety of challenges in the exciting and cosmopolitan field of 
international broadcasting. Interested applicants should send a resume and 
cover letter to RKI English Service at sophia@xxxxxxxxx  (Source : RKI Website)

WRN takes 2005 BRIT Awards across Europe for Somethin' Else:
For the third year running WRN provided live, pan-European satellite 
distribution of the 2005 BRIT Awards to Somethin' Else who handled the 
audio production and international distribution for one of the UK's most 
anticipated music award shows on Wednesday 9th February. The audio from the 
Awards ceremony was fed live by Somethin' Else from Earls Court directly to 
WRN's Central London Master Control Room from where it was simultaneously 
distributed to a record number of radio stations across Europe in high 
quality digital stereo using WRN's radio multiplex service on the HOT BIRD 
6 satellite. Richard Jacobs, WRN's Business Development Manager, says: "We 
are delighted to have provided this service to Somethin' Else again. Our 
experienced technical team ensured a seamless satellite distribution 
service." WRN's satellite services are regularly used for distributing 
one-off, high profile events to radio stations around the world. In January 
WRN simulcasted UK Radio Aid, the UK's largest radio event for victims of 
the Tsunami disaster, to listeners and radio stations around the world. 
(Source : WRN Press Release)

VOA Announces New Studio 7 Morning Broadcasts to Zimbabwe:
PRESS RELEASE- Washington, D.C., February 14, 2005  Voice of America (VOA) 
will begin a new half-hour morning broadcast of the popular Studio 7 radio 
show to Zimbabwe focusing on the country's March 31 parliamentary elections.
Beginning February 21, 2005, the broadcasts will air Monday through Friday 
from 5:30-6:00 AM in Zimbabwe (0330-0400 UTC). The new program will provide 
listeners with in-depth information on their nation's March 31 
parliamentary elections.
For over two years VOA has also broadcast an evening hour-long program, 
Studio 7, to Zimbabwe in the English, Shona and Ndebele languages that can 
be heard seven days a week from 7:00-8:00 PM in Zimbabwe (1700-1800 UTC).
"With the March elections approaching, the people of Zimbabwe need more 
access to objective news and information," said VOA Director David S. 
Jackson. "This new broadcast from the Voice of America will give them the 
news they need in the morning as well as at night."
The new English-language program can be heard in Zimbabwe and in southern 
Africa on 909 kHz on the AM dial and on 4930 kHz and 6080 kHz shortwave. 
(Source : VOA Press Release)

Best Regards,

MD. AZIZUL ALAM AL-AMIN
RAJSHAHI-6100, BANGLADESH
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