Series 04: Sir Charles Moses sound recordings mainly concerning the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, approximately 1964-1973

MLOH 656

series

approximately 1964-1973

Nonmusical Sound Recordings, Musical Sound Recordings

971400

Digitised

71 audiotape reels (32 hr., 4 min.) - 18 cm, 6 mm tape and smaller

The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) is a non-profit, non-government, professional association of broadcasting organisations, formed in 1964, to facilitate the development of broadcasting in the Asia-Pacific region. It provides a forum for promoting the collective interests of television and radio broadcasters, and engages in activities to encourage regional and international cooperation between broadcasters.

Reference:
International Telecommunications Union. http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/membership/portal/index.asp?Name=10067 (accessed 16 April, 2012)

Item 01: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union : 5th General Assembly, New Delhi, 1968
Item 02: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union : 8th General Assembly, Manila, October 1971
Item 03: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union : Plenary sessions, 9-14 October 1972
Item 04: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union : Commercial broadcasting
Item 05: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union : A special program in Chinese Mandarin on Typhoon
Item 06: Unidentified recording
Item 07: Official opening of the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, 1964
Item 08: ‘Getting to know the Turks’
Item 09: ‘In Search of a Song’
Item 10: A brief general introduction to the Republic of Korea together with three of the most popular traditional folksongs
Item 11: 7:00pm National News Bulletin
Item 12: Music of Pakistan
Item 13: Music of Iran
Item 14: Tape cuts for Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union report at 3rd EBU Conference on Educational Radio and Television
Item 15: ‘Partners in sight and sound’
Item 16: ‘The land and its people’
Item 17: ‘Population problem’
Item 18: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Istanbul, September 1970
Item 19: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Sports seminar/workshop

Arabic, Chinese, English, Korean, Persian

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