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Ilona Biernacka-Ligiezaworkers in the whole media house. They simply “think in a multimedia way” all the time irrespectively of what theydo. It happens that the journalists of the newspaper prepare the recording for the radio or, being in the centre ofaffairs, play the role of a TV reporter and convey “live report.” It takes place usually when the matter is particularlycrucial from the point of view of the whole local society. The decisions about multimedia/monomedia attitudetowards a given question are made during the morning meetings of the representatives of all platforms. The maineditors together with the reporters and the editor-in-chief arrange, for example, press conferences, issues ofregistration, opening an exhibition or other similar affairs. The network reporter goes there with a video cameraand dictaphone and records films and material for the radio, which is later published on the Internet andbroadcasted in the radio and television. The journalists who work in a multimedia way usually do it willingly, theydo not act under pressure and additionally they are characterized with peculiarly personal interest. The newseditors agreeably admit that not all of them should work in a multimedia way because there is also a need foreditors specializing in a particular field of communication which certainly guarantees the higher quality, especiallyin more complex journalistic forms. Having in a team both experts in a given channel/genre and the employeeswho are able to work in different channels is a warranty of the correct functioning of the whole media house(Andreassen, 2009). One has to remember that some journalists (especially those experienced and used to work inone medium) simply do not cope with work in many channels at the same time, yet they are experts at their field.In Agderposten many trainings are carried on practically all the time and their aim is to improve multimediacompetences of all employees, for example the course of preparing radio material as a part of commitment of themedia house in the Channel 24; the course of writing for the Internet for the whole staff. Nevertheless, noteverybody wants to take part in those trainings.SummaryIn conclusion, it should be added that the tendency of the integration of the local broadcasting radiostations with other channels, such as press, television or the Internet, is typical for the development of the localradio broadcasting in present-day Norway. Such concentration of all communication platforms within “mediahouses” may, on the one hand, contribute to the narrowing of the variety of information material on the locallevel, and, on the other hand, gives opportunities to strengthen the local radio in relation to the nationwide mediaoffer and national and regional NRK programmes. Moreover, depending on the circumstances that accompanythe broadcast of a programme/programmes, the concentration of power may to some extent influence thestrengthening of the editorial content transmitted in the local radio stations.It should be, after all, emphasized that the local radio has developed in a quite different direction than itwas initially assumed and today it oscillates in a much smaller degree around the profile of an “advocate of thelocal contents” (in the traditional sense of this word.) There comes this intensely flourishing commercial radio tothe foreground that bases itself on music and entertainment where so called “local material” is adjusted to itsmain format (entertainment) and to some fields of interests of the younger group of recipients. Furthermore, thestrengthening of the position of the local commercial radio stations has occurred simultaneously with thedevelopment of the Internet and with the establishment of some larger subjects (with numerous concessions) invarious areas, which has not been left without any impact on its current shape and form. ContemporaryNorwegian local radio consists to a huge extent of the entertainment and partially of the news, which we canobtain both from the radio transmission and from the Internet, because the part of the local broadcasting radiostations (especially those included in the media houses) is already present in the Internet.ReferencesPetersen Bechmann A., Rasmussen S.K. (ed.) (2007). På tværs af medier, AJOUR, Fredrikstad186 | ECREA: Radio Evolution: technology, content, audiences – conference 2011
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