Radio Lingua Network News: 25 November 2007

Bonsoir, Guten Abend, Buenas tardes, Buona sera! This is Mark from
the Radio Lingua Network and I'm here to bring you some of the
latest news about our language-learning materials. Since our last
news podcast there have been quite a number of developments here at
Radio Lingua. So much is happening we've decided to streamline our
news a little and in addition to our news podcast which is released
every month, we're now producing an email newsletter. If you'd like
to sign up to the newsletter, visit www.radiolingua.com/mailinglist
and add your details. In addition to keeping up to date with
developments you'll also receive exclusive discount codes for our
store. At the beginning of this month the whole team was down in
London at the Language Show. We thoroughly enjoyed the three-day
event and were delighted to meet many of our listeners who had come
along especially to say 'hello'. Some of our listeners even
volunteered to have their photos taken, so visit our website and
click on our new Photo Gallery to see these. Our iPod competition
was won by Hannah Bond from Staffordshire. Hannah wins an iPod nano
preloaded with our entire library of podcasts. Congratulations to
Hannah. This week, Kara and I were in Cardiff to collect a European
Award for Languages in recognition of the success of Coffee Break
Spanish. The European Award for Languages is a Europe-wide
initiative supported by the European Commission which recognises
innovative, effective and replicable approaches to language
learning. The event was held at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff,
and the award was presented by Isabella Moore, CEO of CILT, the
National Centre for Languages. You can watch the video podcast we
filmed during the day over on our YouTube Channel, that's at
www.youtube.com/radiolingua Finally in tonight's news podcast I'm
bringing you news of a new development for Radio Lingua: we're
launching a brand new podcast tomorrow - that's Monday 27 November
- which will teach you basic Polish in short weekly programmes. And
when I say 'short' I mean short! Here's Ania to tell you more about
'One Minute Polish'. And that's it for this edition of Radio Lingua
News. We'll be back soon with details of our Holiday sale in the
store. In the meantime, thanks for listening!