Saturday, April 09, 2005
New Mediterranean Sea route...
This is not directly related to the media, but is a new effort to make the Mediterranean Sea work harder for the region.
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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....
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- Independent media squeezed in Albania
- SEEMO reacts to the media scandal in Montenegro
- Internet cafes thrive in Algeria as violence subsides
- IFJ condemns systematic legal and political repres...
- Tunisian government asked to stop confiscating boo...
- Tunisian lawyer imprisoned for online dissent
- Tunisian human rights lawyer imprisoned
- Blogs and traditional media
- Mideast reporting receives Overseas Press Club Awards
- OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media says n...
- France bans copy protection for DVD's
- Cooperation between Radio France Internationale an...
- 10,000 euros judgment against TF1 in France, for d...
- 10,000 euros judgment against TF1 for defamation
- Court drops charges against magazine contributor i...
- Six years of impunity in Serbia and Montenegro
- Three journalists sentenced to one year in prison ...
- Le Figaro turned back from covering Togo
- Condemnation of alleged Algerian press freedom rep...
- Monaco Media Forum postponed following death of Pr...
- Imprisoned journalist Hamadi Jebali begins Another...
- RSF expresses concern over proposed ISP partnershi...
- Group calls on Tunisian Government to save jailed ...
- Imprisoned Tunisian journalist Hamadi Jebali begin...
- Official outlet controls images broadcast from the...
- Link TV wins Peabody Award
- Postmortem on televised debate with President CHIRAC
- Press freedom restrictions in Morocco alleged
- News University: Training for journalists. Anytime...
- Des quotidiens pour enfants aux Etats-Unis de la F...
- Cartoonists cast a sharp eye over Lebanon's curren...
- Mobilization day in France for Florence AUBENAS an...
- Plans for actions to remember 100 days for Florenc...
- Rupert MURDOCH speaks to the American Society of N...
- Jerusalem test audience for film about HITLER
- Berlusconi trims stake in Mediaset in Italy
- Greek court to rule on banned Jesus cartoon book
- MIPTV in Cannes
- Journalist in Morocco barred from working as journ...
- Italian journalist: U.S. lied
- Changes in RTV Slovenia....
- WSIS side events scheduled in Tunisia
- World Press Freedom Day - 3 May 2005
- MIPTV opens in Cannes, France
- Criticism of CHIRAC TV appearance on EU Constituti...
- Connectivity in the region.....
- Middle East 'Marketing & Media Show'
- Documentary festival in Israel
- Putting the public more in the picture in Lebanon
- Internet radio finds an audience
- Cypriot TV Africa-based program
- Ask Jeeves launches Spanish version
- New Mediterranean Sea route...
- French Christ advertising ban upheld
- Hackers posting Albanian flags on Greek websites
- Le Monde Diplomatique launches Arab edition
- ELKABBACH named to head Europe 1 in France
- Greek lawyer arrested for allegedly peddling child...
- Media city transforms Vatican
- Morocco to host World Music Festival
- A Moroccan film wins the big prixe of Tatwan festival
- Arab photo exhibit shows U.S. their world
- Syria scrambles to improve English-language skills
- Freedom of expression in Tunisia debated at UN in ...
- Reporters Without Borders calls on Turkey to stop ...
- Palestinian Authority gets .ps web suffix although...
- New facilities for Tunisian National Library
- French appeals court upholds ruling for Yahoo in N...
- 7eme Festival Cultures du Maghreb
- Abandoning the news
- World conference on "Infopoverty"
- New television themes in Turkey
- UNESCO publishes study in advance of World Summit ...
- Why Google scares Jacques CHIRAC of France
- Turkey provisionally frees Austrian journalist
- French TV enters digital age
- "Women and Media" in Morocco
- "Cyber-School" in Morocco
- Reporters Sans Frontieres protests January arrest ...
- International Federation of Journalists condemns '...
- Hannibal TV banned from football games in Tunisia
- IFEX members spotlight Tunisia at UN Human Rights ...
- Media Centre Sarajevo celebrates its 10th anniversary
- Nice Matin cries foul over publication of intervie...
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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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