Teens are Talking

Issues and Opinions from a Teenagers Point of View

"It's their turn to be heard!"

The Internet Broadcasters Network has developed the Teens are Talking Radio Project to give teenagers the chance of a lifetime to have their very own talk radio show on the internet!

Half hour radio slots are available for teens to air their talk radio programs on their own internet radio program!

Teens are encouraged to discuss urban issues, current events, as well as subjects learned in school.

Teens now have a voice to have their opinions heard globally on the radio!

If you are between the ages of 13 - 17 and interested in having your own talk radio show, please contact us, via the form below.

To apply for a time slot as a host, parents please email us at: radio@teensaretalking.com and include the following information:

1. Host name:
2. Parents E-mail address:
3. Day of Week and Time of Broadcast (half hour slots are available):
4. Show website, or listen URL / Podcast: (If you don't already have one, it will be assigned to you, leave blank otherwise)
5. I am 18+ or the legal guardian for the applicant and grant permission for my child to air a radio program and have read the disclosure: (your real initials go here):

Disclosure

When applying for a scheduled slot on the Internet Broadcasters Network schedule, parent of host agrees to comply to copyrighting laws and to review any media to be broadcasted.

Parent of host takes full responsibility for content and the broadcast provided through their individual IP address.

Internet Broadcasters Network takes no responsibility for the opinions or content provided by broadcasters or affiliated industry.

Parent of host agrees that if any copyrighting laws are broken by a minor; the parent of the host understands the Internet Broadcasters Network releases all liability to the parent and their Internet Provider.

Parent of host agrees to participate with the Internet Broadcasters Network and will allow other broadcasters and industry members of the network to contact them from time to time to share broadcasting resources.

Knowing the laws on internet music broadcasting and options:

• The U.S. Copyright Office
  
• RIAA - particularly
  http://www.copyright.gov/carp/webcasting_rates_final.html
  
• http://www.swcast.net/broadcast/
  
• ASCAP - particularly http://www.ascap.com/weblicense/webintro.html
  
• BMI - particularly http://www.bmi.com/iama/webcaster/index.asp

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