Radio Speaker Research Articles

An Overview of the Influence of Other Languages on the Composition of Contemporary Pashto Script

This topic introduces the definition of composition and the influence of other languages in Pashto literature on Pashto compositions and also shows the composition of Pashto language itself. Definitions in this topic, other relevant aspects of the topic are taken from reputable sources and part of the effect on the composition is seen in the writings of newspaper and radio speakers and writers, as well as school and university professors, which will be discussed accordingly. This research has been compiled from the reputable academic books using a library method, in simple and fluent Pashto language; in order to achieve the three goals of this research, which is to identify the composition; find out the Influence of other languages on Pashto compositions and presentation of Pashto compositions instead of these effective compositions. Finally, the features of the Pashto language's own composition and some suggestions are presented as part of this research.

Robust Channel Learning for Large-Scale Radio Speaker Verification

Robust Channel Learning for Large-Scale Radio Speaker Verification

Profession, radio speaker. The female voices of the Spanish radio before Franco

El propósito de este trabajo es dar visibilidad a las primeras locutoras de radio de España ofreciendo una descripción de su labor en la radio para evidenciar, a partir de una metodología cualitativa, cómo su trabajo era el mismo que realizaban sus compañeros varones. Así, aparte de glosar algunas célebres locutoras que trabajaron durante los años 20 en Catalunya y de rendir tributo a la que fue primera locutora de España, se reconocerá la profesionalidad de otras muchas mujeres que ejercieron el oficio en la década de los 30 en distintas emisoras españolas.

Effects of Covert Audio Coaching on the Attending Behavior of Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder

The effects of covert audio coaching, a form of performance feedback delivered remotely through a two-way radio and earbud speaker, was examined on the classroom attending behavior of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Four elementary-aged students with ASD participated. This study was conducted in a private, separate day school for students with ASD. Baseline data showed that participants emitted low levels of attending behavior with a degree of variability. During intervention, all participants increased their level of attending behavior and these data were stable. Follow-up data revealed higher levels of attending compared with baseline; however, these data were more variable than what was observed during intervention. These results and implications for future research and practice are discussed.

Mujeres en la radio española del siglo xx (1924-1989)

This paper presents a tour through the different ways in which women and radio related to each other from the 1920s, when the first regular radiocasts appeared in Spain, to the late 1980s, key years in the development of the free radio movement. It explains how radio stations interpellated Spanish women during those years (feminine programmes, well-known female radio speakers, etc.) and how this process influenced the construction of gender identities, so the readers can value the evolution of this relationship during these seven decades

‘Stitched drawings’ and caring for our older people

> ‘In the UK, 3.8 older people live alone ... Depression affects 22% of men and 28% of women aged 65 or over.’ 1 Monmouth is an 8000-strong community on the borders of Wales and England. Geography and history funnel you from your wooded drive along the Wye across a solid stone bridge beneath the 1067 Norman fortress, its stones familiar with the ever fluid times and politics in the lives and community nestled at this confluence of water. Through 20 stitched portraits of older people, and a 13-minute film Thursday Afternoons, Georgie Meadows and Monmouth open their hearts, and rekindle yours, to the stories and vitality that still live beneath the dulled wrinkles and fraying minds of the older population we can struggle to know how to engage with, or care for with local care pathways. Over recent years so much shame and blame, pointing and pain, has spilled through my radio speakers and over the broadsheets, that it took these works of art to highlight how my vision for holistic elderly care has regressed, so that …

What Was Said? A Discourse Analysis of a Famous Finnish Radio Journalist’s Virtuous Monologues

The aim of this article is to study a well-known radio journalist and media-educator Hannu Taanila’s radio programs in a state-owned Finnish Broadcasting Company. Hannu Taanila is an influential media person whose radio programs were famous and popular. This article concentrates on Hannu Taanila’s radio monologues. The research data includes 16 radio programs broadcast in 2005. Each program lasted for 45 minutes and all of them were recorded, transcribed, and analysed by discourse analysis. This article focuses on describing and discussing this famous radio speaker’s image, his language and editorial practice: What kinds of interpretative discourses did Hannu Taanila construct in his radio speeches and which were his positions of media education in his radio program? The results of this research show, that the radio as a public media still has the possibility to fulfil the basic educational purposes of national broadcasting.

Emisoras musicales juveniles y nuevo consumo musical a través de dispositivos portátiles

<p>El artículo presenta los resultados de una investigación que tuvo como objetivo caracterizar las estrategias utilizadas por las emisoras musicales juveniles de Bogotá para mantener o aumentar el número de oyentes en el marco de las nuevas lógicas de consumo musical en dispositivos de audio portátiles. Para ello, en una primera etapa se realizaron entrevistas semiestructuradas a los funcionarios de cinco radioestaciones musicales de Frecuencia Modulada, (FM) de la ciudad, con el fin de establecer las estrategias que utilizan. En un segundo momento se realizaron grupos focales con jóvenes de 14 a 17 años y de 21 a 25 años, para determinar qué los lleva a sintonizar emisoras musicales cuando tienen acceso permanente a la música que les gusta en dispositivos como mp3 y Ipod, entre otros. La investigación estableció que la innovación en contenidos y la interacción con los oyentes a través de redes sociales y otros canales virtuales son las principales estrategias para convocar a los oyentes.</p><p>A su vez, estos sintonizan las emisoras porque presentan novedades informativas y temáticas, abren espacios de intercambio de opiniones vía redes y generan la sensación de cercanía y afinidad con los locutores.</p>

Notas sobre la historia de las mujeres en la radio española

The origins of broadcasting in Spain are being studied. It started with the creation of Radio Iberica that started broadcasting in 1924 and ceased its activity in 1927, after being acquired by its competitor Union Radio, which after the Spanish Civil War and to date would be denominated and known as Sociedad Espanola de Radiodifusion (SER). La participation of women in broadcasting tasks is chronologically described, commencing with the work of the writer and journalist Teresa de Escoriaza and followed by radio speakers like Maria Sabater, sound technician Maria Angeles Garcia, actress actriz Carmen Seco, writers and journalists Josefina Carabias, Matilde Munoz, Concha Espina y Luisa Alberca. The work ends with a summary of the beginnings of female advising magazines with the participation of Maria del Patrocinio Alba, Mercedes Fortuna, Julita Calleja, Petrita Tamayo and Mercedes Lastra.

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A/C circuit for combining an automobile radio speaker with speakers of an automobile stereophonic system

A circuit arrangement for combining a car radio speaker into the circuit of a car stereo system having left and right speakers; to accomplish this changeover switches, control devices for sound volume, variable resistance apparatus, damping circuits on the left and right sides, amplifiers, and illuminating members are additionally provided for carrying out the changeover between speakers as well as to control the sound quality and volume.

Col. Robert R. McCormick: Radio speaker on WGN

In these days of the Fairness Doctrine and programming by committee, there is a nostalgia in recalling the day when the “radio talk” was an accepted feature. Dr. William D. Brooks has served on the faculties of McPherson College and Ohio University. He is presently Assistant Professor of Speech at the University of Kansas.

Suggestions to radio speakers.

Suggestions to radio speakers.

Anew apparatus for recording heart sounds

A new apparatus for recording heart sounds is described, consisting essentially of an amplifier and magnetic radio speaker with a needle casting the shadow comprising the tracing attached directly to the moving coil. Advantages it is believed to possess over similar devices now in use are enumerated.

Radio as a Means of Instruction in Government

The gentlemen who have preceded me have discussed the relation of radio to civic education largely from the point of view of the broadcaster. I shall confine myself to making some observations on this topic from the standpoint of the listener. I count myself as one of the unnamed millions who turn on the dial and listen to the great variety of programs which come over the air. In order to focus our attention, I shall confine my remarks to the You and Your Government series. The time has now arrived for an appraisal of this particular enterprise in order that the objects and procedure to be followed in the days which lie ahead may be founded on clearly ascertained policies which have their roots in experience. I have listened to most of the talks in the You and Your Government series from their inception. And I have been far removed from the many and complicated details which attend the broadcasting of a program of this character. All that I hear as I sit in my study are the voices of the announcer and the speakers. There is an objectivity about such an experience which all of you have felt. Voice inflection, the cadence of speech, the clarity or lack of clarity of the outline pursued in the talk, the substance of the remarks, and the amount of interest and thought which they evoke-all are weighed, almost unconsciously, by the listener. And if he disapproves, he has but to turn the dial to another program or shut off the radio altogether. The voice, to the radio listener, is to a certain extent removed from the personality of the broadcaster. In fact, the irony of the situation is simply this-that the very effect which the radio speaker desires to make upon the listener may not be realized at all. One factor which a broadcaster should keep in mind is that in a very real sense he is in a competitive enterprise. There is a great variety of programs on the air. Before the presentation of the You and Your Government address, the listener may have been regaled by a specious appeal, done in the non-sectional American accent, mixed with large doses of jazz, to buy a certain cigarette which one may inhale without becoming a social outcast or to listen to the latest quotations from the Chicago stockyards. And after the talk has gone off the air, the radio listener may be plunged into another medley of jazz, Mrs. Winchell's Walter, and the