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This blog will report regularly on the development of the Mediterranean Media Center (MMC) in Nice, France. For information, please contact Terry Maguire tmaguire@newspaper.com. We welcome comments from all!
Index
Potential members....people and organizations
- The Connexion (France)
- Nice Matin
- Didier PILLET
Potential events....
- "The Mediterranean Sea and the Media"
Potential sponsors....
Blog Archive
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2004
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- Brits vs. Yanks - who does journalism right?
- Photojournalism during war
- Rolling news 'threatens safety of journalists'
- BERLUSCONI costs Italy its media ranking
- Top Italian TV news reader quits
- Diplomats' letter to Blair started in Tripoli cybe...
- Editor of weekly in Morocco imprisoned following a...
- Acquittal of the article about Mehmed's book in Tu...
- SHADID wins KELLY Award
- EU demands more access for new media at Olympic games
- New media investment in Spain
- Syrian-American film on Somali refugees to be show...
- EU will add Libya to Mediterranean program
- Public relations firms reorganize in Middle East
- Complaints against Googel in France
- No news in US newsroom census: gender gap persists
- Albayrak to Turkish prison for "Ataturk" article
- New size for Italian newspaper supplement
- Arab TV airs footage of Italian hostages
- Jordanian TV airs militants' 'confessions'
- Both familiar and unknown Greece shot by Magnum ph...
- Still images of a Greek film director
- A Lebanese writer who has seen the world, but pref...
- Revenues increase for US movies outside the US
- Cannes adds French event
- The first-ever Greek mega-hit movie rediscovered, ...
- Cyprus and Istandul film festival
- US startup offers fixed content archive for multip...
- Kosovo media criticised for coverage of mid-March ...
- President Ben Ali calls on Tunisian civil society ...
- France investigates Amazon.com
- How two women, one photo stirred national debate i...
- 11 countries join in internet piracy raids
- EU internet safety bill proposed
- Student film festival proves very successful in At...
- Pope photo snaps up French prize
- Decision in France Telecom directory case
- Book returned to Maltese library after 42 years
- OSCE criticizes media in Kosovo
- Press agonises over Cyprus referendum
- Tunis International Book Fair holds 22nd edition, ...
- Value of European broadband predicted to "soar"
- Blogs power the journalism revolution
- New digital textbook service to reduce cost of hun...
- New digital textbook service to reduce cost of hun...
- "Petition pour le pluralisme" from France
- US leads internet piracy raids
- Cannes lineup
- BERLUSCONI censured
- BERLUSCONI's media holdings under attack
- Tchelet TV in Israel choking for lack of funds
- Lebanon pledges to protect intellectual property r...
- 'The Hannibal Channel', Tunisia's first private te...
- Oxford Internet Institute adds internet professor
- Reports rap USA Today newsroom culture
- The Webby Awards: 2004 nominees
- RTUK closed down, Turkish court opens the Gunes TV
- New readership figures released for Spain
- Nova, new women's magazine, launched in Spain
- New TV magazine in France
- AP head promises more customized news opportunities
- WAN - To express concern at the jailing of journal...
- Denmark is web-savviest nation; U.S. drops
- Israeli technology used in US libraries
- Court hands fine to hosting company, not writer, i...
- Teenagers have little "attachment" to newspapers
- Egyptian journalists learning how to cover child l...
- Report on Middle East "media cities"
- Politics and American media program
- Albanians organize separate book fair
- Israeli, Telecom Italia partnership in MedNautilus...
- Pillars - The Tourism Magazine of Palestine
- Television by ADSL progresses in France
- Television by ADSL progresses in France
- New communications law advancing in French Senate
- New communications law advancing in French Senate
- Eropean Federation of Journalists meeting in Greece
- ICANN's 9th Status Report: The Goals Are Good
- Lebanon starts global advertising campaign to atrr...
- The search engine wars
- Libya disappears from the internet
- World summit for media for children
- US "muzzle" awards announced
- Solvenia publishers to attend Bologna fair
- TV Worldwide selected to webcast Forum Barcelona
- Eight Internet Users Convicted of Terrorism, Sente...
- US commentator says no "required" media anymore
- "Boss Story" bothers journalists in Turkey
- International Symposium on Online Journalism in Texas
- Google AdWords targeting comes to Europe
- US report on US media training initiatives
- Algeria's lessons for Arab democracy
- Millia in Cannes needs content....
- Content is seen as Europe's new "growth engine"
- New Egyptian-backed Iraqi TV channel to compete wi...
- Kidnappers release French journalist
- Jordan Press and Publishing flotation
- European newsprint suppliers concerned about drop ...
- Turkish dean bans magazine he can't understand
- Triomphe du film "La meglio gioventu" ?D la c?Dr?D...
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About Me
- Terry MAGUIRE
- Media/internet lawyer and advocate. Irish and US citizen (Chapel Hill, North Carolina). Thirty-five year career working with newspapers and other media to pursue opportunities and solve problems. Working on a center for the media of all the countries around the Mediterranean basin - the Mediterranean Media Center in Nice, France - and digital services addressing food in North Carolina. Member of the Washington, DC Bar.
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