media
Jihad: the Musical
Appears only the name of the six-member US production courted the real controversy in Edinburgh this August
media, religion, jihad, entertainment, edinburgh, festivals, osama bin laden
El jueves 's caricatures: 'Banning a magazine is grotesque'
Interview with Oscar Nebarada, editor of the Spanish newspaper El jueves banned from sale on 18 July for containing a caricature of the Prince and his wife in the throes of passion
media, freedom of opinion, barcelona, spain, european union, europe
Naughty EU Media
EU Commission uses sexy film scenes to show how it supports European cinema
Olga Karatch: 'Lukashenko takes EU leaders for great lumps'
The German presidency of the EU judged the local elections on January 14 in Belarus ‘undemocratic’. The country’s opposition has already announced its intention of contesting Lukashenko
Web 2.0, the European way
Google buys YouTube? Wikipedia explodes? Europe must react to the challenge of the second generation of the Internet
Netlabels challenge the music industry
Riding on the web 2.0 wave, music labels on the Internet attract more and more enthusiasts
media, lifestyle, technology, music, culture, europe, society
Wolfgang Stranziger, the eye catcher
Visionary bohemian, shrewd artist or cool businessman? The Austrian Wolfgang Stranziger, 36 years old, lomography founder, discusses the ‘fortuitous’ beginnings of his empire of snappy, zany photography
media, art market, brunch, photo, pixel, photography, culture
Bloggers’ war against traditional media in Lebanon
A Lilliputian army of bloggers and freelance journalists are besieging the Western media. According to the provocative point of view of a young blogger, the Western media is too often inclined to demonise Israel.
“The audience has a role to play in the future of journalism”
Thanks to blogs, today everyone is a journalist. But will this uncontrolled media hurt the overall quality of the press? Dan Gillmor, author of 'We the Media', claims this new journalism will ultimately be profitable for everyone
media, california, writers, internet, united states, ethics, blogs
A cartoon image of enlightenment
The crisis surrounding the Mohammad cartoons is not only a European media sensation, but it also shows us that the media do not react appropriately. Instead of enlightening us, they are just adding fuel to the fire.
media, syrian arab republic, middle east, damascus, afghanistan, lebanon, violence
Can Europe really exist without a truly European media?
On the link between democracy, a public forum, public opinion and a collective European identity.
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