Al Jazeera Journalist Explains Resignation over Syria and Bahrain Coverage
Ali Hashem: Al Jazeera has become a “media war machine” and is “committing journalistic suicide”
March202012
August142011
Libyan opposition launches new offensive | Rebel fighters advance towards towns of Gharyan and Az-Zawiyah, to cut off coastal route that Gaddafi uses for supplies.
(via freedominlibya)
April152011
Riz Khan Show - Aasif Mandvi
Actor-comedian Aasif Mandvi was born in India, raised in Britain and earned fame in the US on The Daily Show by satirising East-West relations. Since then, he has attracted a huge following for his satirical representation of East-West cultural issues, such as faith, government and immigration.
April62011
Under-Represented: Muslim Women and the Media - Lecture Series
The freedom of press and freedom of speech are essential to fulfilling the American promise of democracy. Muslim women are increasingly accessing media as a vehicle for self-representation and voice. This session will explore conventions, challenges, and solutions. Join Laila Al-Arian as she shares with us her personal journey and advice as a journalist, author, and advocate.
Laila Al-Arian is a writer and producer for Al Jazeera English in Washington DC. She helped produce the network’s Palestine Papers special in January 2011, a four-day program on the largest diplomatic leak in the history of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. She is the co-author, with Chris Hedges, of Collateral Damage: America’s War Against Iraqi Civilians (Nation Books, 2008).She received an M.S. degree from Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism in 2006. Her work has appeared in The Nation, Alternet, The Independent, The Guardian, The Australian, United Press International, and the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs. She has also interned at USA Today.
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