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The Challenges Of Disaster Coverage
How can Nigerian media improve their response to disaster and emergencies, avoiding sensationalism, censorship and bias? And can they shift from an over-dominance of political news to attending to critical social issues like youth unemployment? A national workshop looked for solutions. From allAfrica.com, January 5 2003
More about:
Nigeria,
Cultural Impacts,
News Coverage,
Politics
The Dangers Of Wildlife Documentaries
Nature documentaries pretend humans don't exist. So for 50 years they've covered up environmental destruction and supported ethnic cleansing in Africa. George Monbiot explains.
From Guardian Unlimited, December 17 2002
More about:
Kenya,
United Kingdom,
Africa,
Credibility/Accuracy,
Cultural Impacts,
Television
U.S. TV News Blames Africans For Famine
The massive Southern African famine that threatens millions is barely covered by U.S. TV news. What's worse, warns Zeynep Toufe, is that the role of international policies, global warning and finance systems are never mentioned, instead African nations are blamed for the crisis.
From FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting), December 19 2002
More about:
Africa,
Southern Africa,
Credibility/Accuracy,
News Coverage,
Television
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