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SUMMARY:World Radio Day
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ORGANIZER;CN="Julio Moraga":julio@moraga.se
DESCRIPTION:\n	(A/RES/67/124)\n\n\n\n	Building on more than a century of
	 history\, radio remains one of the most trusted and widely used media. Th
	roughout the years\, radio has provided affordable access to information i
	n real time and professional coverage about matters of public interest\, a
	s well as guaranteed distance learning and entertainment. Bridging the gap
	 between traditional and state-of-the art technologies\, radio now offers 
	a variety of content through different devices and formats\, such as podca
	sts and multimedia websites. \n\n\n\n	Recent world events and the COVID-1
	9 pandemic have eroded trust in the media in general\, fuelled by the circ
	ulation of false content rapidly spreading on social media. But while stud
	ies reveal a global decline in trust in the internet and social networks\,
	 they show a rise in overall trust in the news. And many citizens still ha
	ve greater confidence in radio than in other media. \n\n\n\n	Digital acce
	ss to information is far from being equal\, with huge differences remainin
	g between regions and between communities. In comparison\, radio remains a
	ffordable and can be listened to everywhere\, even when electricity or con
	nectivity are not reliable. It is also diverse and inclusive. Community ra
	dio\, for instance\, reaches out to those under-represented in the mainstr
	eam and social media\, who may feel better understood and fairly portrayed
	 and consequently trust their local station. \n\n\n\n	On the occasion of 
	World Radio Day 2022\, UNESCO calls on radio stations to celebrate the Day
	 through three sub-themes:\n\n\n\n	Trust in radio journalism: Produce inde
	pendent and high-quality content\;\n\n	Trust and accessibility: Take care 
	of your audience\;\n\n	Trust and viability of radio stations: Ensure compe
	titiveness.\n\n
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