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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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- Thre dailies absent from newsstands after printing...
- Jordanian book proves false
- Photos from Agence France Presse demonstrate dange...
- Television dispute in Lebanon
- 2004 Batten Award winners
- Ethnic press access to Republican National Convention
- World media paying attention to U.S. election
- Slimmed down Venice film festival this year
- ISP Internet Gold launches free long distance call...
- Magazine for Christian Arabs fills market niche
- Growing European programming in Europe
- Rural Africa yearning for internet, connectivity
- Authors claim tourism is killing Venice
- Private Tunisian television breaking ground
- IPI criticises Spanish Supreme Court's decision to...
- News stations receive threats over coverage of pol...
- IPA concerned about dangers threatening publishers...
- RSF concerned about statements by Palestine Journa...
- RSF urges President Assad to pardon five jailed cy...
- Dispute among journalists arises in Gaza Strip
- Water media award
- Water media award
- Algerian newspaper suspends publicaiton
- New library struggling with logistics in Beirut
- Mediterranean music festival in Athens
- Private TV in Tunisia
- A new book - Pour La Liberte de la Presse
- Reporters sans frontieres - internet sous surveill...
- Book fair in Albania
- Le Matin fails to appear in Algeria
- New book chronicles fast-changing newspaper design
- Who is and is not a journalist?
- SEEMO letter to Croatian president over suspended ...
- Journalists threatened by Palestinian militants an...
- Montenegrin Radio-Television faces 7 million Euro ...
- Liberation - Le PDG de la Voix du Nord limog
- Curso intensivo de infografia multimedia in Spain
- Jewish film festival in San Francisco has many views
- ICT plan for 2004-2006 launched in Malta
- The best and biggest Olympic media center in hub o...
- Writers retreat on Paros (Greece) helps generate c...
- New newsppaper publisher in Slovenia
- Palestinian film festival turns lens on the realit...
- Palestinians, Israelis hold parallel film festivals
- Crackdown on Algerian journalists
- Reporters Sans Frontieres urges French Foreign Min...
- French court to rule on Armstrong demand that new ...
- Jerusalem to set wireless surfing trend
- French reality TV show passes 1,000 episode mark
- European Commission to review copyright laws
- Alcatel to bring digital television to Tunisia
- Israeli cable operators launch joint management co...
- Athens poses a test for a wireless world
- Global warning for b2b publishers: Beware Google, ...
- Two new publications for the global magazine commu...
- Journalists object to media concentration in France
- Global growth forecast for the world's magazine ma...
- Shrek 2 banned in Israel over its cutting humour
- Racy billboards offend Lebanese conservatives
- Critique of Forum Barcelona in Spain
- The Arab imprint on Spanish history
- Alleged censorship of Croatian television
- Algerian reporter appeal fails in defamation case
- Youth tabloid launched as Algerian strife ebbs
- Another story about Algerian journalist....
- Algerian reporter has day in court....
- Controversial movie in Egypt
- Italian media fight over the ad market
- Italian media fight over the ad market
- Report on internet traffic in Jordan
- Poor human rights record threatens WSIS Tunis
- Serbian journalist murder remains unsolved
- Next WSIS called 'crucial event' by Tunisian leader
- Appeal court upholds ruling against internet users...
- Algeria public television to expand
- Newspapers in the US : the Un-Funny Pages
- New York Times Serializing 'Gatsby,' Other Books
- Italian media fight over the ad market
- OSCE says media being restrained in Kosovo
- Free or Fee in Spain, Revisited
- The Jerusalem Film Festival / A journey in a brigh...
- The Jerusalem Film Festival / A journey in a brigh...
- Deauville (France) to introduce DVD and Video on D...
- Film festival lets Palestinians tell their stories
- Monaco TV festival results
- Lebanon begins crackdown on piracy
- Protests in Paris to support Algerian press freedom
- Militant Muslims run Lebanese TV station
- Pressure on Albanian media
- Internet life no piece of cake for smaller newspap...
- Reporters Sans Frontieres calls on British authori...
- Tunisia govt to honor business enterprises at WSIS
- WSIS meeting in Tunis
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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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