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When radio finds a new digital voice: Bringing Romani language and culture online in Kosovo

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Radio Romano Avazo in Kosovo launched the 'Romani Voice Digital' project to preserve Romani language and culture by converting live radio content into podcasts. Three key episodes featuring Urma Menekshe, Sejnur Veshall, and Daut Qulangjiu were adapted for platforms like Spotify and YouTube, creating a permanent digital archive. The initiative aimed to reach over 500 listeners and 200 followers, with initial data showing tens of thousands of views. The project highlights a shift from ephemeral broadcasts to accessible archives, though specific long-term impact metrics remain unmeasured.

Key points

• Radio Romano Avazo in Prizren, Kosovo, launched the 'Romani Voice Digital' project to convert live radio content into podcasts for platforms like Spotify and YouTube.
• Three key episodes featuring Urma Menekshe, Sejnur Veshall, and Daut Qulangjiu were selected to preserve Romani language and culture through a dedicated digital archive.

Context and limitations

Initial audience metrics include over 500 listens and 200 followers, with tens of thousands of views reported; however, specific long-term impact data and sustained growth figures remain unmeasured.

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