#Radiofree sarawak professional
We have no budget for promotions, advertising, gifts for supporters or buying professional services. Make small, regular donations to help with our on-going costs.Īnnual budget covers office/storage costs, utility charges, office equipment costs, consumables, travel costs. View the film on the IWM website by clicking Radio Sarawak thus provides many valuable services and is destined to play a major role in the future of the community it serves. Musical entertainment is both classical and modern, while radio recordings help to preserve the traditional native arts. Services described include news bulletins, request programmes, talent shows, agricultural advice, interviews with visiting personalities, coverage of sports events, religious worship, and educational broadcasts. However, good radios require a good service, and the rest of the programme, while illustrating a few of the necessary ancillary services - publication of a 'Radio Times', the running of a record library, upkeep of equipment, etc - concentrates on the various programme activities of Radio Sarawak and its multiracial staff. For modest expense a boy has bought his sister a transistor radio - a wonder of modern science which is becoming an accepted part of life.
After the performance, an Iban family returns to their jungle village, having made a shopping expedition into the town. Radio permits this music to be enjoyed by people all over Sarawak. The film opens with a performance by the Kuching Constabulary, a popular attraction in the capital. Information film about the benefits of the national radio service in Sarawak The website of the Imperial War Museums contains this rare 1961 film about The Co-operative Global Radio Memories Project Tuning in Radio Sarawak - Historic Film from 1961
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