Posted on March 20, 2009 by paulknowles
My MA Project, see here -, about the conflict between Christians and Hindus in India’s Orissa, touches on censorship issues over there.
One of which is this.
Also, I may encounter some freedom of speech issues my self, although I hope not. Any that I do I will log on this blog.
On the actual topic, even though I have learnt [...]
Filed under: communist areas, democracies, developing countries, newly industrialising countries, presentation chat, warzones | 2 Comments »
Posted on March 18, 2009 by ninasaada
Political leaders at next month’s G20 summit are getting ready to be quizzed by bloggers. It looks like this is the first major political meeting where bloggers have had the same access as the media. It’s all part of a group called G20 Voices that’s been set up by charities like Save the Children, Oxfam and Comic Relief. Their main [...]
Filed under: democracies, developing countries, newly industrialising countries, presentation chat | 5 Comments »
Posted on February 6, 2009 by paulknowles
Hello,
Well I am finally back into the bloggersphere andI have finally uploaded the Sami Ben Gharbia interview:
http://www.4shared.com/account/home.jsp?sId=mmC8ShabIAGFblsm
Hope it works.
So before you listen let me point out the different excepts I have cut it into.
Blogging in Gaza would interest you most Nina. With the western media banned from reporting from Gaza during the occupation Sami explains [...]
Filed under: developing countries, presentation chat | 1 Comment »
Posted on January 29, 2009 by Kamini
Hey ho, our presentation is rolling!!! We all have agreed to divide each of us in regimes. So here’s each one’s regime:
Nina : Warzones, Paul – Developing countires, Jules – Democracies, Sauly-Communists, Kamini – Newly industrialised nations or emerging markets.
So let’s buckle up!!!!!!!!
Filed under: presentation chat | 2 Comments »
Posted on January 29, 2009 by saulcambo08
Handy pow-wow yesterday, thanks to all. Just to capture my main thoughts on content :
* Major, headlining stories that should offer us scope / case studies etc. : Tibet / China ; North Korea ; Mumbai (obviously including the “Twitter” angle) ; Zimbabwe ; Gaza…I’m sure you’ll have others to suggest. Basically, we’ve a strong stock [...]
Filed under: presentation chat | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 18, 2009 by julesbenham
I thought i’d get down some ideas I’ve had for how we can do our presentation, and the possible ingredients we need to get into the mix:
A quick potted history on media freedom (contextual background-differernt forms of media etc)
Case study areas on where media freedom is repressed/controlled-could focus on one particular area for this??
How people [...]
Filed under: presentation chat | 3 Comments »
Posted on January 15, 2009 by saulcambo08
We should meet ASAP for a team chat…had a useful impromptu Mini-Meet with Jules this afternoon. It’d be good to settle our basic running order / storyboard. Jules and I are voting for high-impact, mostly “live” material…but, yes, it’s a multimedia brief so we should use some nifty technology as well.
But, remember, to your audience, [...]
Filed under: presentation chat | 2 Comments »
Where next for Fair Comment?
As we come towards the end of the posting period on Fair Comment, I’ve thought about where the future lies for the global press freedom, within a new media template. In my presentation, i touched on the way that Western Technology was creating a New Media Colonialism, where the privileged few have access to the technologies required to post messages, tweet [...]
Filed under: democracies, presentation chat | Tagged: contemplation, Fair Comment, future, internet, media freedom | 1 Comment »