Search TV and Radio
Episodes and Stories 379
-
Listening Post Kashmir: Tortured Politics, Fractured Media
Covering Kashmir: political unrest and polarised media. Plus, the fight to cover Sudan's forgotten war. -
Listening Post Mosul and Aleppo: A tale of Two Besieged Cities
We examine the difference in the coverage of Mosul and Aleppo. Plus, the Lebanese media mosaic. -
Listening Post Viktor Orban and Hungary's Faltering Media Opposition
Was the suspension of Hungary's main opposition paper due to low sales or a media crackdown? -
Listening Post WikiLeaks: Neutral Reporter or Political Player?
As WikiLeaks hits Hillary Clinton, we ask if it is doing its journalistic mission or interfering in the US election. -
Listening Post Orlando: Media Narratives of Mass Shootings
We analyse the coverage of the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida; plus, cartoonist Gado on the state of Kenya's media. -
Listening Post Brexit: The UK Referendum, the Rhetoric and the Result
After an EU referendum campaign replete with racism and fear, we examine the British media's impact on the result. -
Listening Post Did the UK Media Help Make Brexit a Reality?
Has the tone of UK media coverage shifted since the EU referendum? Plus, the coverage of solitary confinement in the US. -
Listening Post Turkey: From Failed Coup to Media Crackdown
A look at the ongoing crackdown facing Turkish media. Plus, Oscar-winning screenwriter Josh Singer talks 'Spotlight'. -
Listening Post Facebook vs Ad Blockers: It's All About the Money
What does the Facebook - ad blocker battle mean for news outlets? Plus, we take a look at Globo, Brazil's media giant. -
Listening Post New Politics, New Journalism in Hong Kong
A tug of war between legacy and upstart media in Hong Kong. Plus, the untold stories of the Amazon. -
Listening Post Omran Daqneesh and the Limits of War Photography
Why do some war images, like the one of Syrian boy Omran Daqneesh, resonate more than others? Plus, Ecuador's media law. -
Listening Post Face-off at Egypt's Press Syndicate
Egypt's Press Syndicate is under fire from the Sisi government; plus, the rise of the far-right in the Dutch media. -
Listening Post Fidel Castro: Contested Legacy, Competing Narratives
We analyse the competing narratives around Fidel Castro; plus, the UK's new surveillance law, the 'Snoopers' Charter'. -
Listening Post
Occupied East Jerusalem news coverage, plus cartoons illustrating the Middle East conflict. -
Listening Post Zimbabwe Unrest: Media Triggers, Media Controls
What role does social media play in the current Zimbabwe protests? Plus, journalism caught in the crossfire in Yemen. -
Listening Post India-Pakistan: The Media Turns Up the Heat
Tensions between India and Pakistan are matched by heated rhetoric on the news. Plus, radio silence in Burundi. -
Listening Post Clinton vs Trump and the Role of the Moderator
Should moderators be allowed to fact-check the presidential nominees? Plus, the Ukraine-Russia information war. -
Listening Post Venezuela's Maduro: Fighting a Losing Media War?
Protests in the streets and a battle of media narratives in Venezuela. Plus, the Greek newspaper with nine lives. -
Listening Post US Elections and the Media: How Did We Get Here?
We explore how a lack of regulation and absence of a strong public broadcaster has impacted the coverage of US politics. -
Listening Post Dakota Access Pipeline: Protests, Politics and Coverage
Despite scant media attention to the protests, Native Americans emerge victorious; plus, Netanyahu, Israel's media man. -
Listening Post Is the Media 'Normalising' Donald Trump?
We examine the media's softening criticism of President Trump. Plus, Peru launches first Quechua-language news show. -
Listening Post Rupert Murdoch's Unfinished Business
Will Rupert Murdoch succeed in taking over Sky? Plus, the challenges of reporting on Chechnya. -
Listening Post Referendum in Turkey, Breaking News in Europe
Could President Erdogan's narrative of a Europe at battle with Turkey sway voters in advance of April's vote? -
Listening Post The Great Firewall Update: Clamping Down on VPNs
As China and Russia limit the use of VPNs, we examine repercussions for media freedom. Plus, police vs press in Uganda. -
Listening Post How Fake News Could Shape Kenya's Elections
A look at fake news, inaccurate polls and misleading ads in the run-up to Kenya's vote. Plus, Omar Khadr and the media. -
Listening Post Radio La Colifata: Argentina's 'Loony Radio'
How a radio station that broadcasts from inside a psychiatric hospital changes attitudes towards mental illness. -
Listening Post Britain Votes: How Terror Shaped The Election Coverage
We examine how acts of terror shaped the British media narrative in the run-up to the UK election. Plus, Cuban cinema. -
Listening Post The Future of Journalism Under President Trump
Will the White House press corps fall in line or fight back with adversarial journalism? Plus, Obama's media legacy. -
Listening Post The Challenges of Journalism in Duterte's Philippines
On the streets with Manila's 'night crawlers; plus, an in-depth interview with Rappler's Marites Vitug. -
Listening Post President Zuma and the Media in South Africa
We explore Zuma's grip on broadcasters, and Wikimedia Foundation on facts, trust and open source knowledge. -
Listening Post Media, Old and New, Drive France's Presidential Race
We explore what is driving the presidential campaign in France; plus, the threat of fake news in Italy. -
Listening Post The Media, Muslims and Trump's Travel Ban
As US borders tighten, we trace the media narratives on immigrants, refugees and Muslim 'Others'. -
Listening Post Venezuela: Protests, Propaganda and Self-Censorship
Venezuela's competing media narratives around protests. Plus, a look at when Cuban movie theatres delivered the news. -
Listening Post Facebook and the Ethics of Moderation
We examine Facebook's challenge in moderating content. Plus, the people monitoring the social web. -
Listening Post British Media's Coverage of Corbyn: Balanced or Biased?
The Labour Party faces a right-leaning media with weeks until the election. Plus, the media black hole in Sinai, Egypt. -
Listening Post
What is being reported by world media and how? Richard Gizbert guides you through the global news maze. -
Listening Post Brazil: An Inconvenient Protest for the Media
Why Brazil's strike was largely ignored by the country's big media outlets. Plus, the challenges of reporting Chechnya. -
Listening Post France Votes: The Media Effect
As the French media rally around Macron, how will Marine Le Pen tweak her media strategy? Plus, Podemos' challenge. -
Listening Post Mexico's Media Battles Impunity
Mexico's journalists face intimidation and assassinations, but is the media business in crisis, too? -
Listening Post Turkey: the referendum and the media
Assessing the media's role in the outcome of the referendum. Plus, the dilemma of inclusion: covering the far right. -
Listening Post Radio La Colifata: Argentina's 'Loony Radio'
How a radio station that broadcasts from inside a psychiatric hospital changes attitudes towards mental illness. -
Listening Post Reporting the Rise of Europe's Populist Parties
The challenges of covering the rise of the far right in Europe, plus, how Israel polices Palestinian voices online. -
Listening Post India's NDTV Raided: Politics, Patriotism And The Press
Testing times as police raid India's liberal NDTV station. Plus, the media wars between Russia and Belarus. -
Listening Post Gulf Crisis: Al Jazeera In The Crosshairs
We examine what Al Jazeera symbolises in the GCC political crisis. Plus, a war of buzzwords in South Africa's media. -
Listening Post Climate Change: Is the Media Failing Us?
Why journalists fail to adequately report on climate change. Plus, the perils of covering the environment in Indonesia. -
Listening Post Yemen: Media Battles, Narrative Divides
How the death of Ali Abdullah Saleh put the media spotlight on Yemen. Plus, a wave of political talk shows in Spain. -
Listening Post Jerusalem: Media Flashpoints and Erased Narratives
Tropes, omissions and flaws in the coverage of US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital. Plus, WhatsApp in India. -
Listening Post Climate Change: Is the Media Failing Us?
Why journalists fail to adequately report on climate change. Plus, the perils of covering the environment in Indonesia. Keywords: media and climate change. -
Listening Post Mugabe's Downfall: A New Era for Zimbabwe's Media?
The media story behind the downfall of Robert Mugabe after 37 years in power. Plus, police vs the press in Uganda. -
Listening Post Afghanistan: When Journalists Become Targets
Ten Afghan journalists were killed in Kabul bombings. Plus, the human rights issue of solitary confinement in the US.
