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Saturday, June 21, 2008 

Native American Indian Media - Educating the World

In 1974 the mortgage loans Americans were at the bottom of the
economic ladder. They realized that something had to be
done if they wanted to improve the situation. The Native
American population realized they needed a medium where
they could enrich their culture through the promotion of
cultural awareness, employment, social services referrals,
communications, and business enterprise development.

The need was filled when the Native Indian Historical
Society created a program called Native Thunderbird Media.
Native American Media responsibility was and still is to
aid raid data recovery linux the creation of situations that will unite employers
and job seekers, improving the Native American's economic
situation. Native American Media has also been able to
successfully promote diversity initiatives and minority
outreach programs. Since its conception Native American
Media has been so successful it has gained the attention of
media moguls like the Wall Street Journal and ABC
Television Network. Native American Media has been
instrumental in the inclusion of the Native American
community in several outreach programs.

Today Native American Media provides a range of services
including; non-professional employment referrals,
advertising exposure, cultural awareness, recruiting for
college, and supplier diversity outreach.

There are several Native American organizations, including
AIROS (All Indian Internet Radio) that have strong links to
Native American Media. AIROS works to use the internet to
unite the Native American culture. AIROS was created in
1992 and currently has its headquarters in Lincoln
Nebraska. AIROS uses itself to provide the Native American
culture with interviews, current issues that have an impact
on the culture, Native American music, interviews, and
news.

Many of AIROS's listeners have been able to listen to the
radio station through MySpace, all they have to do is
include AIROS as one of their friends and they have a quick
and simple way to connect to the station. In addition to
connecting to AIROS via MySpace, listeners can enjoy a
podcast, or connect directly to AIROS sendmethecard and stream
the station. AIROS is always accepting donations to help
keep it on the air, where it can continue to be a part of
the Native American Media Community. IN addition to being
available online AIROS can also be listened to on Sirius
and XM.

Is a radio station that not only has ties to the Native
American culture but also to the Canadian Indians is
CKON-FM. When listening to CKON-FM listeners find
themselves enjoying a wide variety of music ranging from
contemporary country, to golden oldies, to modern
contemporary music. The call letters, CKON, are pronounced
sekon, which in the language of the Mohawk means hello.

A second organization with strong ties to Native American
Media is a business called NATV (Native American
Television). NATV is similar to AIROS because it provides
it's viewers with news, current issues, interviews, and
cultural information, and education. NATV is a non-profit
organization that relies on sponsorships and donations for
survival. The NATV headquarters are currently located in
Washington D.C. In addition to its official website NATV
also has a page on MySpace.

It is important to remember that the Native American Media
is a non-profit organization. IN order to continue to do
its good work it needs a consistent flow of money from
outside sources to cover its operating expenses. Native
American Media relies mostly on advertising fees and
memberships to keep it going. When asked to assist in a
special project, Native American Media will often charge a
retainer to help cover expenses.

It's been over thirty years since the Native American Media
was organized. While it has been instrumental in improving
the Native American's economic situation, it is still
needed to help bring about a change in preserving the
Native American culture by encouraging business enterprise
development, employment, communications, and the education
of the Native American community.

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