
Articles about Internews[The opinions and views expressed in these articles are not necessarily those of Internews.] Suppression persists, but free press still flowers, Des Moines Register, May 6, 2008 - Op-ed by Internews President David Hoffman Alternative Approach: Karabakh and Azerbaijani journalists mediate for peace-process by means of documentary, Armenia Now, May 2, 2008 Media goes AWOL as own captured World Press Freedom Day mocked, Boston Herald, May 3, 2008 Among World's Poor, Little Worry – For Now – Over Climate Change, World Politics Review, April 22, 2008 Good Morning Afghanistan: From runnning the Gareth Gates fan club to the firing-line, Daily Mail, April 19, 2008 Advocate Calls on Media Outlets in Ethiopia To Be More Sensitive When Reporting on HIV/AIDS, Addis Portal News, April 18, 2008 Watchdogs to monitor “jeansa” trend, Kyiv Post, April 3, 2008 Afghanistan : arson attack on radio station near Kabul, Reporters Without Borders, April 3, 2008 Internews Meets with Peruvian Roundtable for Community Media, Servindi, March 12, 2008 Investigative journalism workshop gets under way, Pajhwok, April 1, 2008 Media NGO Head Challenges Smuggling Law in High Court, The Moscow Times, March 28, 2008 Tuning in to radio, International The News, March 13, 2008 Armenian Opposition Under Attack, Institute for War and Peace Reporting, March 12, 2008 Kenyan reflections, The Media Report from ABC National Radio, Februrary 28, 2008 Bias in media seen across the globe, Metro International, February 27, 2008 Embattled Pakistan TV station says little has changed since crucial election, Associated Press, February 25, 2008 Kenyan Media, World Politics Review, February 22, 2008 - video interview with Internews Resident Advisor in Kenya, Ida Jooste A Dangerous Profession, Russia Profile, February 21, 2008 Kenya's Fragile Press, On the Media from NPR, February 8, 2008 KENYA: The Media Is Not Innocent, IPS, February 2, 2008 Pakistan's missing TV presenters, BBC, February 1, 2008 30 days of words and pictures workshop, HaiYa, February 1, 2008 Ignore threats, media told, The Standard, January 31, 2008 Musharraf attempts to gag cyberspace, MeriNews, January 18, 2008 Statement of the International press freedom mission to Nepal, Reporters Without Borders, January 17, 2008 Broadcasting a Global Sampler, New York Times, January 13, 2008 (on Link TV, a network co-founded by Internews) The dictator's diktat, Times Now, January 13, 2008 Watchdogs expose buyers, sellers of paid-for news, Kyiv Post, December 12, 2007 Young Pakistanis Turn to Web for Protest, Associated Press, November 15, 2007 Pakistan TV Fights Back, Associated Press, November 8, 2007 With news banned from TV, Pakistanis find it on the Web, Christian Science Monitor, November 7, 2007 Musharraf’s Monster, Columbia Journalism Review, November 2007 Pakistani media gagged, even Internet not spared, Hindustan Times, November 4, 2007 The textures of African broadcasting, Follow the Media, November 1, 2007 A Reporter Returns Home, American Journalism Review, October/November 2007 Internews Radio Stations in Afghanistan Attacked, Committee to Protect Journalists, September 24, 2007 President promised to shield, Novaya Gazeta, September 6, 2007 Safety of two formerly detained Afghan journalists still an issue according to IFJ, International Federation of Journalists, September 5, 2007 Educated Media Head's Plea for Trial in Absentia Rejected, Interfax News, August 27, 2007 Putin invites Aslamazyan to return to her home country "without worry," Novaya Gazeta, August 27, 2007 Local radio station torched in Maidan Wardak, Pak Tribune, August 13, 2007 On Air, And Talking About HIV/AIDS, NewsPost India, August 11, 2007 Russia: Continued Violation of the Right to Free Expression, Article 19 statement mentioning EMF, July 19, 2007 (PDF) Prominent defense lawyer flees Russia, Reuters, July 18, 2007 Central Asia, Afghanistan discuss open source software, India eNews, July 10, 2007 Afghan Secret Police Releases Journalist, Agence France-Presse, July 8, 2007 IPI Concerned About Russian Authorities' Behavior in EMF Case, Statement by International Press Institute, July 6, 2007 Journalists and HIV Advocates – Searching for the Right Words, AIDSLink, July/August 2007 - this article was written by Mia Malan, Senior Health Journalism Advisor for Internews Network Journalists and Health Communicators – They are Not the Same, AIDSLink, July/August 2007 - this article was written by Ron MacInnis, former Senior Advisor, Health Journalism for Internews Network How Does HIV Media Coverage Rate? AIDSLink, July/August 2007 - this article was written by Jacqueline Gayle, former Program Associate for Internews Network Russian NGO effectively shut, director flees, Associated Press, June 29, 2007 Russian Probe Shuts Media Foundation, Washington Post, June 29, 2007 NGO denies stealing food from HIV orphans, Phnom Penh Post, June 15, 2007 – by Cheang Sokha (newspaper reporter who has been trained and mentored in HIV reporting by the Technical Advisor of the Internews Europe HIV Mekong Project, Cheath Sotheacheath) A Hero of Free Expression Fallen in Afghanistan, World Politics Review, June 26, 2007 – this essay was written by David Trilling, former Internews Afghanistan Project Manager Putin Strikes Again, the New York Review of Books, June 19, 2007 High Commissioner helps fill the information gap for minorities in Georgia, Abkhazia, June 25, 2007 Russia: 'Common Attitude Of Suspicion' Behind NGO Struggles, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, June 21, 2007 NGO Head Flees Over 'Stupid Oversight', Moscow Times, June 21, 2007 Freedom of Speech Stopped at Customs, Kommersant, June 20, 2007 Warlords Killed My Friend – The murder of Zakia Zaki, and her nation, The Tyee, June 19, 2007 Refugees from Darfur, KPFA's Sunday Morning with Peter Laufer, June 17, 2007 (audio) Radio Sila, Radio for Darfuri Refugees, Broadcasts in Zaghawa, Masalit Dialects, Asharq Al-Awsat, June 4, 2007 Afghanistan's press: Thriving yet threatened, the Economist, June 14, 2007 Information Technology Can Foster Good Governance, InterAction's Monday Developments, June 2007 Debra H. Yatim: Leader in compassionate activism, the Jakarta Post, June 11, 2007 Afghans Seek Men Who Killed Broadcaster as She Slept, the New York Times, June 7, 2006 Targeting media trainers in Russia, ABC - The Media Report, June 7, 2007 Editorial: “Seizing it All”, Vedomosti, May 31, 2007 Time Bomb for Roma, Transitions Online, May 31, 2007 – by Mia Malan. Internews Senior Health Journalism Advisor, and Jayalakshmi Shreedhar, Internews Project Director of the Local Voices Project in India Welcome to Moscow, Transitions Online, May 29, 2007 IFJ Resolution on Freedom of Journalists in Russia and Rights of the Union of Russian Journalists, International Federation of Journalists, June 1, 2007 Why Manana?, The New Times, May 30, 2007 Radio Offers New Voice on Darfur Border, AP, May 28, 2007 Old habits, new hypocrisy, Economist, May 24, 2007 The revolution will be televised, Internews, May 25, 2007 The Day of Good Manners, Kommersant, May 16, 2007 'Voices of Darfur' at broadcast museum, Cincinnati Post, May 18, 2007 Russian Journalists Fight for Independent Media, The Nation, May 21, 2007 Reporters Evicted in Favor of Russia Today, Moscow Times, May 16, 2007 Greg Carr's Big Gamble, Smithsonian Magazine, May 2007 (Greg Carr is Internews Network board member and donor) A Stunning Miscalculation, Moscow Times, May 15, 2007 IPI Resolution on Curtailment of Press Freedom in Russia, International Press Institute, May 14, 2007 Internews Russia office closes after raid, Eureka Reporter, May 13, 2007 Russia’s restricted voices, Open Democracy, May 10, 2007 Some 2,100 Russians sign letter in support of NGO head under investigation, Ekho Moskvy, May 9, 2007 Faded Colors, Committee to Protect Journalists, May 9, 2007 Internews marks 25 years of service, Eureka Times-Standard, May 6, 2007 Internews celebrates anniversary, distributes awards, the Eureka Reporter, May 6, 2007 Three to One Vote that World media freedom IS in retreat, UNESCO, May 4, 2007 A Case for All Holidays, Vedomosti, May 3, 2007 Freedom Fall, Kommersant, May 3, 2007 Kremlin accused on media freedoms, BBC, May 2, 2007 Russia's new tyranny, Guardian Unlimited, May 1, 2007 Panel to mark World Press Freedom Day and launch 'Media Matters' Book, NED, April 30, 2007 Delivering Critical Information During Times of Emergency, Clinton Global Initiative, April 2007 A new accent on the news – San Francisco nonprofit Link TV's 'Latin Pulse' gives viewers alternative perspectives, San Francisco Chronicle, April 18, 2007 A garment factory positively made to order, Phnom Penh Post, April 2007 ‘Invisible money’ hinders development of Arab independent media, International Journalists' Network (IJNET), April 2, 2007 The News Is Good: Pakistan Media Asserts Itself, The News, March 25, 2007 Q&A: Afghan journalist pushes boundaries through airwaves, UNHCR, March 16, 2007 The Right to Know: The Challenge of Public Information and Accountability in Aceh and Sri Lanka, Office of the UN Secretary General’s Special Envoy for Tsunami Recovery (OSE), October 2006 Internews president seeks congressional support for independent media, Eureka Times Standard, February 10, 2007 Africa’s bird flu preparations must involve the media, SciDevNet, February 8, 2007 Nigerian Journalists Learn About Avian Influenza, US Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria, February 1, 2007 International frequency, College Heights Herald, WKU, February 2, 2007 Azerbaijan’s Campaign against Foreign TV Targets Russia, Eurasianet, January 31, 2007 Laws on the press and audiovisual communications – UNJCI provides guides to journalists, Le Nouveau Réveil, January 26, 2007 (French) A day on the job, Eureka Times-Standard, December 31, 2006 Public-Service TV Some Way Off, Institute for War and Peace Reporting, December 19, 2006 HIV testing labs to get accreditation, The Hindu, December 19, 2006 CHANGEMAKERS: Social Venture Specialists Changing the World, Nikkei Business Publications, by Nana Watanabe, December 6, 2006 – Chapter from the book profiles Annette Makino, Senior Vice-President for Communications and Corporate Affairs for Internews Network Shall We Ever See the Last of Polio?, This Day, December 4, 2006 Internews documentary spotlights AIDS widow's struggle, Eureka Times Standard, December 1, 2006 FM LISTENING | Encouraging the trend of ‘localised media’, The Post, November 14, 2006 Club gathers Russian colleagues to network, share issues, International Journalists' Network, November 3, 2006 Creating waves, literally, International The News, by Internews Pakistan Country Director Adnan Rehmat, October 29, 2006 Established locally, reaching globally, The LumberJack, October 30, 2006 Afghanistan radio station to be rebuilt, Eureka Reporter, October 27, 2006 AIDS NGOs Get Their Issues Aired, Maisha – Newsletter of Kenya's National AIDS Control Council, by Mia Malan, Internews Senior Resident Advisor, Fall 2006 "Transparent Elections": UNIFEM continues to assist IDP-women in Azerbaijan, IIPABO, October 16, 2006 KYRGYZSTAN: Revolution Revisited – Media Freedoms, September 22, 2006 Emergency Response: Internews Enables Local Media to Provide Essential Information, Monday Developments, August 28, 2006 PAKISTAN: Radio offers hope to quake survivors, Reuters Foundation, September 11, 2006 From Moscow to Colesville, Russian journalists get tour of United States, the New Jersey Herald, September 3, 2006 UNHCR completes distribution of 10,000 radio sets in quake zone, International News Network, August 30, 2006 Keeping the peace, Sun2Surf, August 29, 2006 For journalists, a warm setting for hot topics, International Herald Tribune, August 27, 2006 Strong Angel III - Interview with Mark Frohardt from Internews, ICT for Peacebuilding, August 25, 2006 Lessons in disaster response from Strong Angel III, ZDNet, August 25, 2006 In Lebanon, Even Peace Is a Battle, New York Times, August 22, 2006, written by Internews Network board member Carlos Pascual and Martin Indyk Good morning, Farchana!, The Mail & Guardian, August 21, 2006 (article about a new radio station in Chad, established by Internews) New study: India's HIV burden overestimated, The Hindu, August 21, 2006, by Internews Health Advisor Jaya Shreedhar Out of the Tragedy of the HIV Epidemic,Triumph has Emerged in a Kenyan Village, Eve, July 2006, by Internews Senior Resident Advisor Mia Malan Internews radio station located in Afghanistan gutted by firebomb, Eureka Reporter, August 18, 2006 Open letter to President Hamid Karzai, Reporters without Borders, August 17, 2006 (Regarding the Afghan radio station, established by Internews, that was burned down) Internews radio station torched in Afghanistan, Eureka Times-Standard, August 16, 2006 The International AIDS Conference: A Retrospective – Do we need more?, Global AIDSLink, by Ron MacInnis, Internews Director of Health Journalism, August 2006 Pulitzer Prize Winner Promotes Investigative Journalism in Cambodia, Embassy of the United States, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, August 14, 2006 Conference discusses AIDS prevention advocacy and efforts, Thanhnien News, July 30, 2006 Pakistan Fights Suitcase Radio Stations, OhmyNews, July 28, 2006 Building media capacities to improve disaster response: lessons from Pakistan, Humanitarian Practice Network, July 2006 Pakistan urged to probe 7 reporters' deaths, Washington Post, July 27, 2006 Insurance companies told to extend policies to PLWAs, The Tide, July 27, 2006 PanAfrica: Media Getting the Word Out On HIV/Aids, AllAfrica, July 26, 2006 Growing attacks on journalists in Pakistan, Daily India, July 22, 2006 Perspectives: Film documentary shows two sides of war from two villages, Armenia Now, July 17, 2006 AIDS claims 98,000 lives in Nigeria, the Tide Online, July 12, 2006 INDONESIA: Journalists at Risk of Bird Flu Contagion, AdnkronosInternational, June 30, 2006 MEDIA-INDONESIA: Reporters Get the Bird Flu Jitters, by Internews health journalism trainer Sonny Inbaraj, IPS, June 23, 2006 PAKISTAN: Quake survivors to receive radios following customs dispute, Reuters Foundation, June 22, 2006 Killing scares media away from Waziristan, Christian Science Monitor, June 22, 2006 Broadcasting Humanity: An Interview With Link TV's David Michaelis, Political Cortex, June 18, 2006 Nation may look south for green lessons, by James Fahn, Executive Director of Internews' Earth Journalism Network, China Daily, June 14, 2006 Afghanistan: Conference on media to be held on Wednesday, Pajhwok Afghan News, June 12, 2006 A Tale of Two Indias, Newsweek, June 5, 2006, by Internews Technical Health Advisor, Jaya Shreedhar News you can use, Developments (DFID), June 2006 Nation sees internet growth rate of 300%, VietnamNet, June 2, 2006 New Blogger: Jamal (reporting from Pakistan), the Global Youth Fund, May 17, 2006 Variety of organizations receive health journalism grants, IJNet, May 11, 2006 Partnering for Success (PDF), USAID Insight, May 2006 East: NGOs Tackle Interference, Red Tape To Broaden Internet Access, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, May 4, 2006 4 Pakistanis win best humanitarian reporting awards, PakTribune, May 2, 2006 Indonesia: Wind-up radios keep tsunami-affected communities informed, Relief Web, May 1, 2006 Radio stations fill the chasm that governments failed to mend, Daily Times, April 29, 2006 India-Pakistan friendship over the radio waves, Daily India, April 28, 2006 U.S. to keep providing aid to Ukrainian media, Kyiv Post, April 13, 2006 Nigeria: African leaders unite against malaria, Somali Net, April 12, 2006 Timor-Leste: Women in training, Relief Web, April 6, 2006 World Bank should link loans to press freedom, International Herald Tribune op-ed by David Hoffman, President of Internews, April 4, 2006 Armenia: Independent TV Station Faces Renewed Pressure, Institute for War and Peace Reporting, March 30, 2006 ‘Less Than 1% Of Nigerians Know Their HIV Status,’ Daily Independent, March 27, 2006 East Timor's Legislative Bully, Global Journalist, March 2006 - an article by Sonny Inbaraq, Country Director of Internews Timor Leste Nurturing Watchdogs of Democracy, USAID Insight, March 2006 From Arcata comes a vision of independent media worldwide -- and a belief that a free flow of information can help avert war, San Francisco Chronicle, March 2, 2006 Exposing AIDS: Media’s Impact in South Africa, by Internews Kenya Senior Resident Advisor Mia Malan, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, Winter/Spring 2006 Media Support in HIV/AIDS Fight: Need For Close Liaison Between Journalists and HIV/AIDS NGOs, Maisha, by Mia Malan, Internews Kenya Senior Resident Advisor, December 2005 Giving the afflicted a voice, and hope, the Bangkok Post, February 1, 2006 Medium and Message Challenge for Kazak Party, Institute for War and Peace Reporting, January 28, 2006 COTE D IVOIRE: Using the media to orchestrate violence, IRIN News, January 26, 2006 Sue Folger: family focused, achievement oriented, Kyiv Post, January 25, 2006 Media in Iraq: The fallacy of psy-ops, International Herald Tribune op-ed by Eileen O'Conner , President of the International Center for Journalists and David Hoffman, President of Internews, December 16, 2005 Winning the war of ideas, Washington Times Op-Ed by Internews President David Hoffman and Helle Dale, Director of the Allison Center for Foreign Policy at the Heritage Foundation, June 23, 2005 Pakistani radio report, The World - BBC News, May 31, 2005 Her Choice, Her Life, Madame Figaro Japan, March 2005 – an interview with Annette Makino, Internews Senior Vice-President for Communications and Corporate Affairs ‘Kids’ Crossroads’: Teens produce cross-border TV programme in the Caucasus, February 25, 2005 Seeking Rational Minds in Irrational Societies, Wall Street Journal - Letter to the Editor from Internews President David Hoffman, February 8, 2005 Bridge the gap between West, Muslim world, Baltimore Sun, October 15, 2004 - oped by David Hoffman, President of Internews, and Tara Sonenshine, former deputy director of communications for the National Security Council Tiny Television, The Nation, November 5, 2002 Beyond Public Diplomacy, Foreign Affairs, by Internews President David Hoffman, March/April 2002 Issue In Memory of Chris Gehring, 1968-1997, the Washington Post, January 18, 1997 to russia with savvy, Columbia Journalism Review, May/June 1996 |
"Internews (is) one of the more successful agents of change in the former Soviet Union. Starting in 1992, when Russians could watch nothing but official news on state television, Internews helped establish independent stations in provincial cities across Russia, providing equipment and training in both journalism and business methods. It then helped create a network of these independent stations, so they could exchange experience and share news without a Moscow bias. The effect, in many places, has been revolutionary." — The Washington Post, editorial, 1/18/97 |
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