HAITI Media and Telecoms Landscape Guide - Infoasaid

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124List of News AgenciesNews agency Web site ContactHaiti Press www.hpnhaiti.com/site Editor - Clarens RenoisNetwork (HPN)+509 3526-5551AgenceHatienne dePresse (AHP)clarensrenois92@hotmail.comwww.ahphaiti.org +509 3766-8876ahp@yahoo.comAlterPresse www.alterpresse.org Editor - Gotson Pierre,+509 2816-0101+509 2516-6927alterpresse@medialternatif.orgAgro Presse www.agropressehaiti.org Executive Director - Yvenock Alcide+509 3870-7313admin@agropressehaiti.orgyalcide@agropressehaiti.orgAgenceArtibonitiennede Presse (AAP)www.aapGgonaives.jimdo.comBlog:www.agenceartibonitiennedepresse.bloguez.com42 A, Route nationale # 1, Descahos,Gonaïves+509 3232-4680aapGonaïves@ymail.com124
125On-line mediaOnly a small minority of Haitians have regular access to the internet.However, the web plays a major role in connecting the 10 million people who live inHaiti with four million or more who live overseas.The diaspora read Haitian news websites and can access many of the larger Haitianradio stations online if they wish.Haiti’s two main newspapers, Le Nouvelliste www.lenouvelliste.com and Le Matinwww.lematinhaiti.com , are widely read online, both at home and abroad.According to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), 8.4% of Haiti’spopulation had access to the internet at the end of 2010. That equates to more than800,000 people.The DAGMAR media audience survey of 4,907 people in November 2010 found that84.6% of all internet users went online at an internet cafe. Only 12.3% said they hadaccess to the internet at home or at work.Research by the US-based media development organisation Internewswww.internews.org in 2011 indicated that fewer than 3% of Haitians owned acomputer.The DAGMAR survey showed that most Haitians who used the internet, did somainly to contact friends and family, rather than to seek news and information fromindependent sources.DAGMAR found the most common reason for using the internet was to make cheapVoice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) telephone calls (35.5%).The next most popular activities were sending personal emails (16.2%) and instantmessaging (9.6%).DAGMAR found that very few Haitians used social media, such as Facebook andTwitter (5.3%).However, the internet analysis website www.socialbakers.com estimated inSeptember 2012 that 41% of all internet users in Haiti were on Facebook.125
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4Source: Nations Online ProjectAdmi
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12This time, Aristide accused the U
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27Media pay and conditionsHaiti’s
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31Radio Télé Ginen www.rtghaiti.c
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34They also broadcast online.TNH cl
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38Radio Lumière was originally est
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42According to Internews, 56 radio
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46Radio Ginen (92.9 FM), which has
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50International radio stationsInter
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52About 95% of Caraïbes FM’s bro
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54Radio Ginen employs 20 journalist
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62Radio Nationale d’Haïti (RNH)
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64Minustah FM relay stationsSource:
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66Many Haitians regard Minustah FM
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68Cap-Haïtien - Radio Voix Ave Mar
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72jacquessampeur@yahoo.comWest Port
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Page 86 and 87: 86North-West Port-de-Paix Louis Ale
Page 88 and 89: 88South Les Cayes Cayes Bishopric R
Page 90 and 91: 90South-East Jacmel Diocèse deJacm
Page 92 and 93: 92South Les Cayes MUPAC(MouvementUn
Page 94 and 95: 94List of top 30 radio stations in
Page 96 and 97: 96Television overviewOnly a third o
Page 98 and 99: 98Télévision Nationale d’Haïti
Page 100 and 101: 100The DAGMAR survey showed that te
Page 102 and 103: 102Télé Ginen www.rtg.haiti.comIn
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Page 114 and 115: 114North Cap-Haïtien Patrick Charl
Page 116 and 117: 116Print overviewHaitian newspapers
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Page 128 and 129: 128President Michel Joseph Martelly
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Page 132 and 133: 132Media resourcesMedia and telecom
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Page 156 and 157: 156Rafaelle CasteraPhotographer.Mob
Page 158 and 159: 158PrintersLe Nouvelliste www.lenou
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174Technical specifications: Popula
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