Library
Formación de actores sociales en ambientes de riesgo: un modelo de comunicación alternativa
Formación de actores sociales en ambientes de riesgo: un modelo de comunicación alternativa
29 03 2011
Doctoranda: Fernanda de Mello Dias Guimaraes
http://comress.org/
Dirigida por: Dra. Carme Ferré Pavia
Forming Public Opinion in the Age of the Internet and Cable TV
by Luiz Fernando Santoro
The goal of my presentation is to share with you some of my reflections on the issue of Public Media. They were based on my experience as a journalism professor, video and TV producer and member of organizations dedicated to bringing communication closer to public groups. The new forms of journalism that have appeared in the Internet and in Cable TV have renewed my interest on the study of communication. But they have also increased my doubts and established new challenges.
Abriendo Brecha-Opening the Gap
The following is a statement by the Salvadoran youth group Rebelíon about the founding of their magazine, Abriendo Brecha or Widening the Gap:
Building the Indymedia Radio in Mali by Sekou Diawara
Soon-to-be Indymedia Radio Station in Mali (Translation of Radio Indymedia bientôt au Mali by Sekou Diawara)
Sun, 02/27/2011 - 22:36
Submitted by nicolehummel
After the World Social Forum in Dakar, radio WORT U.S. provided equipment for a community radio to the delegation of Mali-Indymedia. Sphinx and Nicole were designated to accompany the delegation of Mali to host a workshop for assembling the radio station. Here's the story of the journey Nicole shared upon her return to Dakar
Abriendo Brecha: Opening the Gap
Abriendo Brecha: Cover of the 39th edition of Santa Marta's youth made magazine called Abriendo Brecha or Opening the Gap.
En Túnez, la revolución está en línea (in Spanish)
Isabelle Mandraud, Le Monde Traducido del francés para Rebelión por Germán Leyens
Bailouts for the Media Moguls? DeeDee Halleck, April 4, 2009
Comments on the Nichols/McChesney March 2009 Nation Article
Thinking Outside the (Newspaper) Box
MANY VOICES, ONE WORLD. by Dee Dee Halleck 2000
The recent activism against globalization has encouraged people the world over to reassess the role of transnational corporations and their governmental counterparts in the widening of the gap between rich and poor and the headlong rush toward global warming and ecological devastation. Media corporations are key targets in the ongoing struggle. The actions in San Francisco last September against the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) were a hopeful prelude to a global movement for authentic public media.
Paper Tiger at the Wexner Center, 1991 by Bill Horrigan
Paper Tiger in the Box, and in 1991
posted by Wexner Center