Podcast: Global Voices Summit Session1

Audio of the Global Voices 2005 Summit is now available in podcast form!! Each audio file is being posted as a separate entry so that everything can be captured by your podcast-reading software.

Click here to listen to GV05 Session 1: The state of Global Voices. (23MB – 49mins): Overview of what we’ve done so far, and plans for projects in the immediate future. We will also outline the Global Voices model that we’ve pioneered so far, and try to document it for others to use.

Led by: Rebecca MacKinnon and Ethan Zuckerman, Global Voices Co-Founders, with input from Regional Editors Haitham Sabbah (Middle East/North Africa), Neha Viswanathan (South Asia), David Sasaki (Americas) and Sokari Ekine (Sub-Saharan Africa), and Web Architect Boris Anthony.

NOTE: There were some microphone problems which made the recording inaudible at a few points. Those parts have been edited out. (Audio courtesy of Benjamen Walker.)

Follow the live-blog of Session 1 here. (Courtesy of Angelo Embuldeniya and SJ Klein. )

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15 December 2005, 20:49 pm
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[…] Global Voices was founded by former CNN Tokyo and Beijing Bureau Chief, Rebecca McKinnon, and Geekcorps founder, Ethan Zuckerman, at the Berkman Center of Internet Society at Harvard Law School, and aims to amplify and broadcast the voices of individuals living in countries under-represented or often poorly reported in the international media. According to Zuckerman, when Global Voices went online in December 2004, it had 800 visitors per day. Now, it attracts more than 12,000 — or over 300,000 visitors per month. […]

17 December 2005, 3:38 am
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[…] Podcasts of the conference held at Reuters’ London headquarters are available on the Global Voices web site. Filed under: Democracy, Freedom of Speech, Blogging, Internet, Globalvoices […]

17 December 2005, 18:42 pm
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[…] In an earlier post on the recent Global Voices Summit held in London, I made reference to a Cambodian blogger, Tharum Bun, but later edited down the post. However, because it appears that the Global Voices site automatically detects links to its content and adds a trackback, and as the reference to Bun is no longer there, I think it only right to draw readers attention to his excellent round up of activity in the Cambodian blogosphere. […]

19 December 2005, 7:10 am
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[…] Following on from the Global Voices Summit in London, I’ve been trying to promote the development of blogging in Armenia among young individuals and civil society activists. Hopefully, 2006 will see the emergence of a real Armenian blogosphere by those working in areas of crucial importance to the development of Armenia and those with a stake in its future. […]

20 December 2005, 8:50 am
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[…] Following on from the Global Voices Summit in London, I’ve been trying to promote the development of blogging in Armenia among young individuals and civil society activists. Hopefully, 2006 will see the emergence of a real Armenian blogosphere by those working in areas of crucial importance to the development of Armenia, and by those with a stake in its future. […]

20 December 2005, 9:07 am
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[…] As promised after returning from the Global Voices 2005 Summit in London, I have been trying to encourage young Armenians to blog, and have offered a few the possibility to post on this site in the hope that they’ll eventually set up their own blogs. Thankfully, I can now introduce you to the first, Zarchka, a remarkable 19 year old student who is also quite active in several NGOs in Armenia. Her first post is the one made before this. […]

25 December 2005, 19:48 pm
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3 January 2006, 6:06 am
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[…] As Hetq’s investigation into homelessness winds down, I’m getting ready to make my first weekly post on the Global Voices Online site. Rebecca McKinnon has asked me to summarize the conversations taking place in the Armenian blogosphere and I of course jumped at the chance. Global Voices Online is a non-profit global citizens’ media project, sponsored by and launched from the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at the Harvard Law School. […]

23 January 2006, 14:50 pm
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