Over 46 years of formation and development (from 1979 to present), from facing many difficulties in terms of facilities and human resources in the early years of establishment, the team of reporters working for the radio station of the Provincial Radio Station (now Lang Son Radio and Television Station) has constantly innovated and created to increasingly attract listeners.
Journalist Nong Thi Hao, Head of the Radio, Newspaper and Television Department of Lang Son, said: Every day, we produce 3 programs (general; current affairs and city news page), each program is 30 minutes long with all genres such as: news, column articles, special topics... On average, the department produces about 600 news and radio articles each month. To perform well the task of producing radio programs, the department is always united, makes efforts, constantly improves the content and form of expression, and innovates in the production stage to improve the quality of the programs.
The nature of radio is to use sound to convey information to listeners, therefore, reporters need to be able to use language flexibly, have an expressive voice and know how to combine sound effects to convey information clearly, vividly and attract listeners. In addition, to produce a radio program, reporters must plan the content, go to the field to collect documents, record interviews, write scripts, then editors edit, announcers read commentary, technicians create the program and finally broadcast.
After 18 years of working in the profession, journalist Hua Lam Ngoc Thu, a reporter for the Radio Department, Lang Son Newspaper and Television Station, has always worked hard at the grassroots level, penetrating reality in all fields such as: economy , culture, education... With an emotional way of expressing, she has left her mark through many quality radio works, winning many awards at both the provincial and central levels. Ms. Thu said: Spoken newspapers do not have images, so we have to pay more attention to choosing sounds, narration and especially how to convey emotions through the reading voice. For me, each trip to the grassroots level is hard, but when the information is conveyed to the audience and I receive positive feedback from the community, I find my job very meaningful.
Currently, the radio program of Lang Son Newspaper and Radio and Television Station is broadcast via Vinasat 2 Satellite, on 5KW FM Transmitter, frequency 88.6MHz with a duration of 6 hours and 30 minutes/day and relayed from Voice of Vietnam Radio, VOV3 system with a duration of 16 hours/day. Relay of Voice of Vietnam Radio on 10KW FM Transmitter, VOV1 system, frequency 95MHz from 5am to 12pm daily and VOV2 system, frequency 99.5MHz from 5am to 12pm daily at Mau Son FM Broadcasting Station, coverage reaches 100% in the province. |
Over the years, with flexibility, creativity and determination to innovate and adapt to overcome, the team of radio broadcasters of Lang Son Radio and Television Station has been constantly striving to keep up with the trend of the times, innovate the form of expression, improve the quality of content, and attract more audiences.
For example, since April 2025, the Radio Department has applied AI technology to read short news bulletins and organized training sessions once a month for members to share experiences and come up with ideas for new works... Notably, also since April 2025, according to the department's policy, reporters have increased real-time broadcasting, sending news and articles directly from the scene, and technicians will process and rebroadcast immediately. At the same time, for column and topic articles, reporters will perform their own works (record themselves) instead of having the announcer read them as before.
In the context of the press constantly innovating and developing diversely, the spoken press still maintains its own position, close and familiar to the people, especially in remote areas. Ms. Loc Thi Hom, San Vien commune, Loc Binh district shared: I am over 60 years old this year and often have the habit of listening to the radio. Thanks to listening to radio programs, I know the weather information, diseases on crops, livestock and know how to take better care of my family's pine hills. Radio is not only news but also a companion on the journey with our people.
Journalist Nguyen Dong Bac, Editor-in-Chief of Lang Son Newspaper and Radio and Television Station, said: The audio journalism of Lang Son Newspaper and Radio and Television Station has made great strides in recent times, especially with reporters increasing their live reporting on the scene and performing their own work. Thereby, timely conveying to listeners authentic, intimate and emotional information, contributing to helping the audio journalism fulfill its historical mission in the present era.
It is known that in the coming time, to attract more listeners, the department will open more cultural and artistic programs, radio skits and advise on setting up separate social networking sites about the radio programs of Lang Son Newspaper and Radio and Television Station...
Source: https://baolangson.vn/nhung-nguoi-ke-chuyen-bang-am-thanh-5048658.html
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