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Category Archives: Chapter 15
Link Ch. 15 – The Danish Cartoons
In 2005, Flemming Rose, the culture editor of the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten, became concerned about what he saw as acts of self-censorship in Europe to avoid offending Muslims. In response, he commissioned a dozen cartoonists to portray the prophet Muhammad … Continue reading
Link Ch. 15 – The BBC
The British Broadcasting Corporation started out as a radio service with a global reach. It’s still all that, but it also has a big presence on television and on the Internet. Here are links to just three of its host … Continue reading
Link Ch. 15 – How Venezuela’s Hugo Chávez Controls Country’s Media
In 2007, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez made heavy use of authoritarian media control by denying the country’s oldest and most watched television network , Radio Caracas Television, a broadcasting license. In doing so, silenced the government’s sharpest critic. You can … Continue reading
Link Ch. 15 – Remembering the CBC’s “Little Mosque on the Prairie”
The Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC) has just closed out six seasons of the hit comedy Little Mosque on the Prairie about the life of muslims living in rural Canada in a post-9/11 era. NPR’s On The Media did an interesting segment … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 15
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Link Ch. 15 – Differing Views of World News
Want to see how different media outlets are cover news from around the world? Here’s your chance to compare and contrast for yourself: Sounds like that could be a great media literacy assignment…. Suggestions of sources to add or potential … Continue reading
A New Year in the Media World
A few thoughts from across the Interwebs on the new year: Will election year politics cause you to unfriend old friends from Facebook? I don’t know about unfriending, but I’ve been known to hide posts…. HT Romenesko. No flying cars … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 10, Chapter 15, Chapter 2, Chapter 4, Chapter 8, Chapter 9
Tagged global media, international news, politics, social media, Year in Review
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It’s a small, small world…
Erik, my oldest son, views study abroad as an all-you-can-eat buffet. He went to Germany when he was 16 as a high school exchange student; he did a study abroad through University of Nebraska at Kearney in Rostock, Germany; and … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 15, Uncategorized
Tagged Because I can, global media, mobile media, social media
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
How did people learn about bin Laden’s death? Survey says — Television. Though many of my students said word-of-mouth from people who had been watching TV. What parent wouldn’t love a book called “Go The @$#& To Sleep”? This book … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 13, Chapter 15, Chapter 2, Chapter 4, Chapter 9
Tagged books, global media, legal issues, questions, Rush Limbaugh, television
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Link Ch. 2 – Are you watching this?
If you are not watching Al Jazeera English this Friday, you should be! Also be following the #Egypt and #Jan25 hashtags on Twitter. There is even an “unstalling dictator” tweetmeme going around.
Posted in Chapter 15
Tagged Arab Spring, global media, international news, Muslim media, twitter
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Link Ch. 15 – Al Jazeera Arabic carrying video of police running over protesters
In my commentary and blogging course today, we were talking about how Al Jazeera English differs from what Americans are typically used to seeing on television. One of my students said he watched AJE for about 15 minutes yesterday and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 15
Tagged Al Jazeera, Arab Spring, global media, international news, Muslim media
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