Re: Radio Volta General Meeting, October 13, 2002 4pm @ (K)notsquat

John S James <jjames-Au+jM+4sXURyYTGKWqcakAsj2s20+I9FHZ5vskTnxNA@public.gmane.org> Tue, 08 Oct 2002 14:28:30 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.culture.publications.phillyimc
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I can't get there, being in San Francisco. But one thought for Volta:
  
At the rally here yesterday people were surprised and delighted that they
could hear the speakers on a portable radio I brought, through KPFA. The
crowd was so big that many could not hear despite the sound system.

Maybe Volta could broadcast speakers at large events, and tell people they
could bring a radio as one option for listening.

John


On 10/6/02 9:33 AM, "Jim Bear" <[email protected]> wrote:

> This is an announcement for the next Radio Volta General Meeting.
> 
> Date: Sunday, October 13
> Time: 4pm
> Place: Knotsquat's backyard (4821 Baltimore Avenue)
> 
> This is a meeting usually scheduled for the first Sunday of each month but
> because of the Break the Media Blackout Conference and the Space Open House
> it was pushed off one week.
> 
> Due to the irregular scheduling of this meeting I ask all those receiving
> this email to mention this meeting to any other Volta/IMC participants who
> may not receive this message in time.
> 
> Please respond to this email if you have any agenda items, questions or
> comments.
> 
> Your participation is strongly urged.  These meetings can be excellent
> opportunities to get updated on Volta news, answer any questions you have or
> have a say in the future of Radio Volta.
> 
> One definite issue to be discussed is the site of future General meetings.
> It would wise to identify as soon as possible a site for the November
> meeting that is out of the weather.
> 
> Thanks,
> jim
> 
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