National Radio Launches Campaign to Collect Historical Archives
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National Radio has launched a campaign to collect historical audio archives from the public across Brazil. This effort aims to preserve the country's cultural heritage and improve access to historical sound recordings for researchers and the public. The initiative was discussed at a symposium in Rio de Janeiro focusing on the future of sound media in Brazil.
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- •National Radio initiated the campaign on May 19, 2026.
- •The campaign seeks contributions of historical audio materials from individuals and institutions.
- •A symposium on May 21, 2026, in Rio de Janeiro addressed the future of sound media in Brazil.
- •The campaign aims to expand access to historical audio archives for research and public use.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If National Radio successfully collects a large volume of historical audio archives then researchers and the public will gain broader access to Brazil's cultural and historical sound heritage.
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