The Raven (Harold Kionka)

American journalist

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The Raven (Harold Kionka) is involved with web television, Internet radio, and citizen journalism.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7] The Raven claims to have reported on Daytona Beach events via video broadcasts through a Web TV station as far back as 2000.

## History

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* 1998: The Raven started and ran Albuquerque's first Internet radio station "Route 66 LIVE".[8]
* 2000: The Raven started Daytona Beach Live.[9][10][11] The station showed video about life, events, and attractions in the Daytona Beach area [12] for the 17,000 viewers.[13] Events included the Daytona Beach Bike Week,[14][15][16] hurricanes,[17][18] Birthplace of Speed, Black College Reunion, Great Race, Florida International Festival, Biketoberfest, Spaceshuttle launches, Power Boat Races, Rock Bands, and more.[19]
* 2003: The Raven launched Galaxy Universe TV to provide live streaming video overlooking the beach on South Atlantic Avenue [20]
* 2004: The Raven simulcast across a network of three Internet TV stations for the 2004 Biketoberfest.[21]
* 2005: The Raven was featured in Chapter # 8, of the book, "DARKNET Hollywoods War against the Digital Generation" [6]
* 2008: The Raven relocated to Adrian, Michigan and formed the existing Internet TV stations into the Raven World Communications.[22] He continues to report on local events in Adrian.

## References

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1. ^ University of Southern California's Online Journalism Review. August 7 2003. Personal Broadcasting Opens Yet Another Front For Journalists
2. ^ Daily Wireless. August 11 2003
3. ^ Paulding. October 30, 2003
4. ^ Blogging versus Journalism. December 5 2004
5. ^ Social Media. August 8 2004
6. ^ a b Darknet Hollywood's War against the Digital Generation. Chapter 8. 2005. J.D. Lasica
7. ^ San Francisco Chronicle. October 28 2005. Underworld's Darknet foments copyright revolution against hollywood
8. ^ Albuquerque Tribune
9. ^ Daytona Beach News-Journal; May 20 2002; Page 01A; Broadcasting on a shoestring
10. ^ One Man Media Empire
11. ^ University of Southern California Online Journalism Review. August 8 2003. What is Participatory Journalism
12. ^ 2005 Darknet: Hollywood's War Against the Digital Generation, chapter 8
13. ^ 2004 Auckland University of Technology's New Media Gazette
14. ^ Daytona Beach News Journal. March 3 2004. Page 03C. Bike fest attracts movie makers
15. ^ Daytona Beach News Journal; October 18 2002; Page 01C; Main Street Action Live On Internet
16. ^ Biker Net; March 4 2004; Page 3
17. ^ 2004 Broadband DSL Reports
18. ^ Social Media. August 15 2004. Hurricane Charley Up Close
19. ^ University of Southern California's Online Journalism Review. August 7 2003. Personal Broadcasting Opens Yet Another Front for Journalists
20. ^ 2003 Daily Wireless
21. ^ Darknet: Adventures in Internet TV. October 21 2004
22. ^ RWC