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Friday, 3 July 2009

[creative-radio] MENA AFRICA: Media & freedom of expression - PAMBAZUKA NEWS 440

Media & freedom of expression

PAMBAZUKA NEWS 440: LINKS & RESOURCES

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EGYPT: PROMINENT BLOGGER STAGES SIT-IN

http://tinyurl.com/ko2mvr

Wael Abbas, a leading Egyptian blogger and activist who has documented
police abuse in the country in recent years, staged a sit-in for 10
hours after security confiscated his computer upon arrival from
attending the Talberg Forum in Sweden.
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GAMBIA: AFRICAN LEADERS URGED TO INTERVENE IN VIOLATIONS

Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) is once again calling on
President John Atta Mills and other African leaders currently meeting
in Sirte in Libya to condemn the systematic campaign being waged by
President Yahya Jammeh's administration to undermine media freedom and
freedom of expression in The Gambia.

http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category/media/57487
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GAMBIA: NEW TWIST IN JOURNALISTS' "SEDITION" CASE

The trial of seven Gambian journalists accused of publishing with
"seditious intention" will now continue at a High Court in Banjul
instead of the Kanifing court where the trial began. On July 1, 2009,
the accused, four newspaper journalists and three executives of the
Gambian Press Union (GPU) were summoned to appear on July 3, instead
of the original adjourned date of July 7.

http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category/media/57442
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NIGER: CSC'S PRESIDENT CLOSES DOUNIA RADIO AND TV STATION

Daouda Diallo, President of Conseil Supérieur de la Communication
(CSC), Niger's media regulatory body, on June 29, 2009 banned
Niamey-based independent Dounia TV and Radio station for broadcasting
a statement calling on Mamadou Tandja to resign as President of the
country.

http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category/media/57419
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WEST AFRICA: ECOWAS COURT DISMISSES GAMBIAN GOVERNMENT OBJECTION

The ECOWAS Community Court hearing the case of torture brought by Musa
Saidykhan, a Gambian journalist against the operatives of the Gambia's
notorious National Intelligence Agency (NIA), on June 30, 2009
dismissed the preliminary objections raised by the Gambian government,
the defendant in the case. According to the Community court, Saidykhan
is a citizen of West Africa and that the court is mandated by the
ECOWAS protocol to hear human rights violation cases brought before
it.

http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category/media/57420
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ZIMBABWE: JOURNALISTS IN COURT TO MAKE MEDIA COMMISSION ORDER LEGALLY BINDING

http://www.swradioafrica.com/news030709/mic030709.htm

The freelance journalists who were barred from covering the COMESA
summit recently, have made an application in the High Court to make a
court decision legally binding. High Court Justice Bharat Patel ruled
in June that the Media and Information Commission (MIC), led by
Tafataona Mahoso, was now a defunct body and no journalist should be
required to register with it.
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[creative-radio] Behind the News - "Best Music on an Economics & Politics Radio Show"

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"Best Music on an Economics & Politics Radio Show"
Village Voice Best of NYC 2005

podcast:
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Just posted to my radio archive
<http://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/Radio.html>:

July 2, 2009 Leo Panitch, author of this cover story inForeign Policy,
on why the bourgeoisie is interested in Marx (and, of course, why they
should be) * Jackson Lears, author of Rebirth of a Nation: The Making
of Modern America, 1877-1920, on American regeneration (mainly through
violence) after the Civil War

it joins:
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June 25, 2009 Alyssa Katz, author of Our Lot, on the homeownership
fetish and the housing bubble/bust * Liza Featherstone (author of this
article, and, it should be disclosed, wife/beloved of the host) and
Adolph Reed on the burdens of college tuition and how the problem can
be solved by making it free

June 18, 2009 Dan Fleshler, author of Transforming America's Israel
Lobby, on the exaggerated power of the lobby and what can be done
about it * Hamid Dabashi of Columbia University on the Iranian
election and its aftermath

June 11, 2009 Alfredo Corchado, Mexico bureau chief of the Dallas
Morning News, on Mexican drug gangs on both sides of the border *
Justin Fox, author of The Myth of the Rational Market, on the loopy
notion of market efficiency and its toxic political effects

June 6, 2009 (KPFA version) Steffie Woolhandler on the (very high)
contribution of medical costs to personal bankruptcy (article here) *
Bethany Moreton, author of To Serve God and Wal-Mart, on Christian
free enterprise and the Behemoth of Bentonville

May 30, 2009 (KPFA only) Daniel Geary, author Radical Ambition, on the
life and thought of C. Wright Mills * Claudia Goldin on the labor
market penalty suffered by women who have a kid

May 23, 2009 (KPFA only) Vijay Prashad of Trinity College on the
Indian elections * David Skeel of the University of Pennsylvania Law
School on how bankruptcy (rather than trillion dollar checks) could be
used to deal with the financial crisis

April 30, 2009 Andrew Ross, author of Nice Work If You Can Get It, on
life and labor in precarious times * Michael Yates, author of Why
Unions Matter, just out in a second edition, on just that topic

April 23, 2009 William Robinson, UCSB sociology prof under attack by
the Zionist lobby, on his case (more, with links, here) * Richard
Seymour, keeper of the Lenin's Tomb blog and author of The Liberal
Defense of Murder, on the U.S. left, and imperialism under Obama *
Paul Mason, author of Meltdown, on The Crisis

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[creative-radio] Waves to be remembered by - Beyond the Bars, a live broadcast by indigenous prisoners

The community radio workshop by Gilla McGuiness and his son Johnny Mac for
Aboriginal prisoners at Port Phillip Prison.

Beyond the Bars airs on 3CR (855AM) July 6 and 7, from 11am to 2pm (Dame
Phyllis Frost Centre and Barwon Prison), July 8, from noon to 2pm (Fulham
Prison) and July 9, noon to 4pm (Port Phillip Prison).

[excerpt]

<http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/tv--radio/waves-to-be-remembered-by/2009/07/02/1246127632683.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap2>

"...Wayne is an inmate at Port Phillip Prison. When he talks about the
beginning, he's talking about his first spell inside. That was nine years
ago, when he was 17. He rolls the word "juvies" (juvenile detention)
around in his mouth like most of us might say "high school".

Wayne and I meet in the prison chapel at noon on a Friday afternoon. We're
there for the same reason, to attend a workshop for Beyond the Bars, a
live broadcast by indigenous prisoners that takes place each year during
National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee Week. Led by
veteran broadcaster Gilla McGuiness and his son, Johnny Mac, the workshop
is attended by 15 prisoners, some of whom, like Wayne, have taken part in
the program since its inception in 2002. As Wayne tells me, this is both a
good and a bad thing: good that the broadcast's gone from strength to
strength, bad that he's still in prison to take part in it.

Beyond the Bars was conceived by Shaun Braybrook, who back in 2001 worked
as Port Phillip's indigenous liaison officer. "Basically I went to my
boss, who happened to be the head of a maximum security prison, and asked
him if we could have a radio show," Braybrook says of the project's
beginnings. "He said 'It's a good idea. Go ahead, talk to the people you
need to talk to and come back to me'." It was all the encouragement
Braybrook needed. He tracked down an old mate from his days at the Fitzroy
Stars Football Club, celebrated musician Kutcha Edwards, approached 3CR
community radio, and together they drafted a plan...."

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[creative-radio] AMARC Asia Pacific community Radio directory 2009

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Subject: [Asiapacific-general] AMARC Asia Pacific community Radio
directory 2009
From: "Suman Basnet" <suman_basnet@asiapacific.amarc.org>
Date: Fri, July 3, 2009 09:55
To: "AMARC_AP_General_List" <asiapacific-general@lists.amarc.org>
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Dear friends and colleagues,

I am very happy to inform you that the second edition of the AMARC Asia
Pacific CR directory 2009 is available online at
<http://asiapacific.amarc.org/index.php?p=2_Conference_Asia_Pacific_2009> and
please follow the link in that page. Or you can also directly visit
<http://amarcwiki.amarc.org/upload/documents/AMARC_CR_Directory_2009_Final.pdf>.

Please circulate this information in your networks.

With warmest regards, Suman

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[creative-radio] Pacific radio defends ban over 'unbalanced' Fiji interview

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Subject: [Pacific_media_watch] 6342 NZ: Pacific radio defends ban over
'unbalanced' Fiji interview
From: "Pacific Media Watch nius" <pacific_media_watch@lists.apc.org.au>
Date: Fri, July 3, 2009 20:16
To: pacific_media_watch@lists.apc.org.au
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Title - 6342 NZ: Pacific radio defends ban over 'unbalanced' Fiji
interview
Date - 4 July 2009
Byline - None
Origin - Pacific Media Watch
Source - Pacific Media Centre, 3/07/09
Copyright - PMC/AUT
Status - Unabridged

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PACIFIC RADIO DEFENDS BAN OVER 'UNBALANCED' FIJI INTERVIEW
http://pacificmediacentre.blogspot.com/2009/07/pacific-radio-defends-action-over.html

AUCKLAND (PMC Niusblog/Pacific Media Watch): A New Zealand-based
Pacific radio network has moved to defuse a controversy over a
Fijian-language interview critical of the Methodist Church and alleged
involvement of some leading clergy in past coups.

Pacific Media Network acting chief executive Tom Etuata told Pacific
Media Centre reporter Pippa Brown that the ban on experienced
broadcaster Bulou Amalaini Ligalevu-Legge had been lifted after she had
been suspended off air following last month's wide-ranging interview
with Citizens' Constitutional Forum executive director Rev Akuila
Yabaki.

Yabaki also spoke about the abrogation of the Fiji constitution,
censorship of the media and freedom of expression in the June 6
broadcast, but the programme's criticism of the Methodist Church in the
wake of the regimes cancellation of the annual conference drew three
written complaints to Radio 531pi/NiuFM.

The controversy was picked up by the independent media watchdog blog
CafÃ© Pacific.
http://cafepacific.blogspot.com/2009/06/veteran-fiji-broadcaster-gagged-on.html
Etuata said the radio tried to achieve balance in its programmes.

"She was suspended only from one programme, not from work," he said.
"She is still being employed as an announcer while we investigate and
get an independent translation because we did get a number of
complaints.

"Our community radio aims to provide both views of the topic and
provide balance as a responsible broadcaster on air."

Bulou Amalaini said the off air suspension was "very unfair".

She denied claims by complainants that she was a supporter of regime
leader Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama, saying little information was
coming out of Fiji and she had been trying to provide more insight and
research into political developments.

'Too scared'
Formerly of Radio Fiji and with 25 years broadcasting experience, Bulou
Amalaini said: People are too scared to talk, but Rev Yabaki was not too
scared to be interviewed.

Rev Yabaki, who is an outspoken champion of human and constitutional
rights in Fiji, spoke about the Methodist Church after the banning of
the conference, saying Fijis largest and most influential religious
institution was in disarray.

"If you look at the history of the stand that the Methodist Church has
taken in the past 20 years, you will note that it supported the first
coup of 1987 and also George Speight's coup in the year 2000," he said.

"But it opposed the coup of 2006 because it believes that Fiji should
be governed by Fijians, who are their members, as if it were their
divine right.

"This was the case when Dr Timoci Bavadra and Mahendra Chaudhry's
Labour Party won the general elections of 1987 and 1999."

One complainant to 531pi/Niu FM said: "It would have been fair ... if
Ligalevu [had interviewed] a member of the church in New Zealand or an
official of the church in Fiji on matters concerning the church.

"But to do exactly the opposite does not only degrade the biggest
domination in Fiji but also angers the members of the church who are in
New Zealand."

Bulou Amalaini said she had been told by the station management that
"the interview was good but it was not balanced - that I should have
interviewed somebody from the Methodist Church as well".

She said she had asked the head of the Fiji Methodist congregration in
New Zealand, Rev Peni Tikoinaka, to speak on the programme but he had
declined because he said he was not "fully versed" over the issue.

Another Methodist clergyman was also asked but declined.

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[creative-radio] Sounds of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska

Arctic Collection

In early June of 2006, three teams of recording engineers traveled to the
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to systematically capture the
sounds of this remote and wild region. From the period of June 2-11, audio
recordings were made at three locations representing different biomes:
Timber Lake (boreal/taiga/tundra), Sunset Pass (foothills/tundra) and
Beaufort Lagoon (coastal plain located within Refuge Area 1002, a site of
proposed oil and gas exploration). These recordings can be heard here as
part of the Arctic Soundscape Project. Arctic recording team member Dr.
Bernie Krause writes: "From the audio data we will be able to extract and
analyze (l) organism presence and density, (2) acoustic characteristics of
the habitats and landscapes (3) provide a baseline collection against
which to measure future impact of human noise, climate, and habitat
changes within those sites, and (4) provide audio data for a wide range of
applications for science, education, the arts, and conservation advocacy."
Search recordings from the collection or listen to selected highlights on
this page. Special thanks to Dr. Bernie Krause, Martyn Stewart and Dr.
Kevin Colver for the use of their Arctic recordings.

http://westernsoundscape.org/arctic/

Support for the Arctic Soundscape Project was provided by the Animal
Welfare Institute, Calgary Zoo, Harvard University, Google (Firm), Johnson
Outdoor Industries, Madrone Audubon Society, Maine Community Foundation,
Patagonia, Inc., SanDisk, SkyWalker Sound, individual residents of the
Sonoma County community, Stanford University, University of Utah J.
Willard Marriott Library, and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

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