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Internet / Heritageradio (WP 4)

Heritageradio: www.heritageradio.net

The idea for an Internet Radio stems from a study prepared by Hatto Fischer for the GREENS of the European Parliament on "The Potentiality of the Internet Radio to further the European Debate" (2001-2).

Heritage Radio Network is an Internet radio network established by six European Radio Stations -- Bulgarian National Radio, Croatian Radio, Radio Kraków, Radio LOTTE Weimar (Germany), Slovak Radio and Hungarian Radio – and by the Greek organisations DEMEKAV and Poiein Kai Prattein. HRN was created as part of the European Union’s HERMES Project.

                                                                                       

Programmes offered by the Heritage Radio Network present not only the cultural heritage of individual countries, but also major cultural events and portraits of artists and writers, both known and emerging. The website offers a cultural information service in English. An additional music wave band offers a round-the-clock broadcast of jazz, folk and classical music from individual countries. The website makes it also possible to listen to all stations participating in the project.

Coordinator:

                                 

Jan Brueggemeier

Editors and Journalists / Radio stations and NGO POIEIN KAI PRATTEIN

Bulgarian National Radio

 

                                 

Svetlana Dicheva Editor of HRN
4. Dragan Tzankow Blvd. BG-1040
Sofia Tel. 00359-2-9336340 or 00359-2-9336335 Fax 00359-2-9634464

Croatian Radio

 

                                 

 

Vid Mesaric Editor of HRN
Prisavlje 3
HR-Zagreb
Tel. +385-1-6343 110
Fax +385-1-6343 114

 

Hungarian Radio

 

                                 

Ákos Gózon Editor of HRN
Bródy Sándor u. 5 - 7 H - 1800
Budapest
Tel. 0036-1-3288086
Fax 0036-1-3288806

 

Radio Krakow

 

                                 

                                  Katja with Anja

 

Katarzyna Fortuna Editor of HRN
Al. Juliusza Slowackkiego 22
PL-30007 Krakow
Tel. 0048-12-6306000
Fax 0048-12-6306141

Radio LOTTE Weimar

Michael Helbing Editor of HRN
Herderplatz 14 D-99423
Weimar Tel. 0049-3643-401000
Fax 0049-3643-400408

Slovak Radio

Lucia Tarbajovska Editor of HRN
Moyzesova 7/A
SK-04161 Kosice

Poiein Kai Prattein

 

                                 

 

Dr. Hatto Fischer Editor of HRN
Likavitos 23
GR-Athens 10 672
Tel. 003-0210-3617792
Mobile 003-0697-4539333


Editorial work

Internet Magazine 1 - an example:

Are Museums only digging in the Past?

Mon, 7 Nov 2005 23:41:45 +0200

Notification to H-Museum Network: 

H-MUSEUM H-Net Network for Museums and Museum Studies WWW: http://www.h-museum.net

Dear H-Museum subscribers, please note that www.heritageradio.net has published online its first magazine containing text, interviews and music covering 10 different topics pertaining to museums. This issue of our magazine is called "Are Museums just digging in the Past?", and it will be dedicated to museums and the role they play in various contemporary societies. Our journalists have chosen unique examples of museums on the basis of their outstanding approaches to the communication of cultural heritage. Jan Brueggemeier will introduce the discussion by looking at the current historical work being done at the Buchenwald memorial in Weimar, Germany. Dora Gyarmathy will be talking on behalf of the Heritage Radio Network to a number of experts, including the conceptual planer Akos Elod of the Statue Park in Budapest, Hungary. Svetlana Dicheva will be reporting on the Red House in Sofia, Bulgaria, which is a museum of the living present. And Vid Mesaric will be looking at the Museum of Arts and Crafts and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, Croatia. This is an example of an idiosyncratic approach and an amazing cultural innovation, which is going on right now in Croatia. The same goes for Katarzyna Fortuna and Pawel Kaminsiki, who will be visiting the Ethnographic and the National Museum of Krakow, Poland to see how these museums are coming to terms with the digital age. Finally, Hatto Fischer will be interviewing Spyros Mercouris in order to discuss his views of Ancient Greek Theatre in the context of an evolving exhibition on Cultural Capital Cities that was initiated by his sister Melina Mercouri in 1985.

Magazine #01: Are Museums just digging in the Past?

01: Museums - international bridges of understanding

02: Who is writing our heritage?

03: The meaning of museum in the 21st Century

04: Metaphor of museum as bridge of culture

05: Towards purer commemoration

06: Current-history memorial-work in Germany

07: From a past carved out of stone to museum of the living present from Hungary to Bulgaria

08: How to keep up with an auditory in Croatia and Poland of today?

09: From Greek ancient drama to Cultural Capital Cities worldwide

10: Outro/ Disclaimer/ Music-Playlist

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