. Date: Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:21:58 -0700 (MST) From: George Lessard <media@xxxxxxx> Reply-To: Net-Gold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To: Net-Gold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [Net-Gold] In Haiti, Signal FM Staff Keeps Station Running . In Haiti, Signal FM Staff Keeps Station Running RT @mediamentor: RT @helpingmedia: In Haiti, Signal FM staff keeps station running Editor?s Note: If you have any information on journalists and media outlets in Haiti please post a comment below or notify us via e-mail msalazar@xxxxxxx, or Twitter: @HelpJournalists. We are collecting funds that will go directly to Haitian journalists. If you?d like to make a contribution, please click this link and enter ?Haiti? in the ?Notes? section on the second page. <http://cpj.org/about/donate-online.php> <http://ow.ly/ZfE4> @pressfreedom #haiti #media Signal FM is the only Haitian radio station to continuously broadcast during and after the powerful 7.0-magnitude earthquake that ravaged the capital, Port-au-Prince, and surrounding areas on January 12. Signal?s online news service kept operating as well. The station?s equipment, located in Petionville (east of Port-au-Prince) remained in service, withstanding, remarkably, tremors to the building and broadcasting aerials. But the true credit goes to the station?s staff members, who made extraordinary efforts and great sacrifices to inform the public during a period of chaos, the station?s managing director, Mario Viau, told CPJ. [...] .