Dart Blog
Jun 29 2009 2:23 PM
Audio: Conflict Journalism and Surviving Kidnap
Last month in Bonn, Germany, news media, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, politicians, artists, entrepreneurs and scientists from all over the world came together to discuss conflict in a multimedia age. The Dart Center organized panels on "The Trauma Factor: The Missing Ingredient in Conflict Journalism" and "Surviving Kidnap"; You now can download or listen online to the audio.
The Trauma Factor: The Missing Ingredient in Conflict Journalism from the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum
Dart Center executive director Bruce Shapiro, research director Elana Newman and West Balkan coordinator Milorad Ivanovic along with Andrea Rübenacker, director of Deutsche Welle Akademie's Africa division, discuss how to bring an understanding of psychological trauma to covering war.
Surviving Kidnap from the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum
Dart Centre Europe director Gavin Rees, Dart Centre Australasia director Cait McMahon, crisis-management consultant Rupert Reid and formerly-kidnapped journalist Carlos Alberto Giraldo Monsalve discuss what local news organizations and their reporters can do to weather the kidnap threat.
For more on the 2009 Global Media Forum, read the Dart Blog's event coverage.
Stan Alcorn
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Stan Alcorn writes, edits and produces content for the Dart Center's website and blog. He has written, edited and shot video for publications including the Orange County Register, The Nation Magazine and Chinese web portal Netease.
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I want to hear the tracks.Could please help me in finding them?
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We've contacted the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum, and have been told that the files should be back online in a couple of days. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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