The most effective promotion we ever did for LingQ was when I was interviewed on a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio program called “C’est la vie”. This program is directed at people in Canada who are vaguely interested in French. The program discusses French and introduces a few phrases.Thousands of people joined LingQ as a result.
Do you know of similar radio programs in any language?
The BBC World service does a whole bunch of podcasts for people learning a number of languages. English, Russian, Mandarin Chinese…see http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/podcasts/directory/station/worldservice/. I tried the Russian Business news, but it was far too hard for me.
Erm…actually I suppose I’ve misunderstood the question. You mean programmes about learning foreign languages, where you could talk about LingQ. No I don’t, though if the BBC does any they will be on the World Service. I’ll scout around.
try to email at hr-info@hr-online.de. They present actual informations and background knowledge about a lot of different things not especially language learning. One of there last podcast themes was about language learning and maybee you can get an interview. Here is a link to the radio station: http://www.hr-online.de/website/radio/hr-info/
I do not know a radio program, but maybe an other source. Please look at http://www.spotlight-online.de/. This is a German magazin for language learning in different languages with interesting articels, podcasts and transcripts. I use often this material. Regulary there are also articels and interviews about language learning. Maybe you can contact the publishing company.
I think the purpose of Steve is to get attention for LingQ and an Interview in the radio program is a great thing!
Most sites which offer learning material wouldn’t cooperate. They want attention for their own site. Most they feel like they are in competition with LingQ.