3. The community can be territorial or geographical - a township, village, district or island. It can also be a group of people with common interests, who are not necessarily living in one defined territory. Community
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12. Community Radio means radio broadcasting with the objective of serving the cause of the community in the service area by involving members of the community in the broadcast of their programmes. Community Radio
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14. It affords a unique advantage of receiving transmission through low cost, battery operated portable receiving sets. Community Radio
15. Community radio can be managed or controlled by one group, by combined groups, or of people such as women, children, farmers, fisher folk, ethnic groups, or senior citizens. Who Manage Community Radio
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17. It uses technology appropriate to the economic capability of the people, not that which leads to dependence on external sources. Characteristics of Community Radio
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24. Basic Equipment Approximate cost (US$) 1 unit 20-40 watt transmitter (exciter) 1,500 1 unit 100-watt booster 1,000 1 set Antenna system/single dipole 400 1 unit 12-channel/audio mixer 500 1 unit Amplifier 300 2 units Tape deck @ 500 1,000 1 unit CD player @ 200 400 3 units Karaoke 300 2 units Microphones @ 100 300 3 units Portable tape recorders @ 150 300 1 roll Floor stand mic/boom @ 15 30 1 unit Microphone cable 30 2 pcs. KG 1500 D AVR 250 2 pcs. Headphones @ 30 60 XLR connectors (male/female) 20 Total cost $6,390 Equipment
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28. Studio at Anna FM @ 90.4, Anna University, Chennai [Madras] (Photo: courtesy of Andrea Borgnino)