[Source: Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation, January 21, 2011]
Queen Noor of Jordan and Documentary Director Morgan Spurlock Join First JuryToday PUMA.Creative and Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation announced the launch of the PUMA.Creative Impact Award, a major ...
[Source: Women's eNews, by Juhie Bhatia, January 12, 2011]
A new radio station in Liberia airs national broadcasts about women's interests and needs. It also grooms female journalists, a tall order in a country where 14 years of civil war have left ...
[Source: eugonline, January 19, 2011]
As the annual Art House Convergence got underway here in Utah, ahead of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, event chair Russ Collins gave a rousing keynote to kick off the proceedings and motivate ...
[Source: U.S. Department of Justice, January 18, 2011]
Companies Agree to License Programming to Online Distributors and Comply with Anti-Retaliation Provisions and Open Internet Requirements
[Source: The New York Times, by David Carr, January 2, 2011]
For years, those of us who toiled in the backwater of media reporting — covering people who cover other people — were left to trace the slow-motion decline of mainstream media and the ...
[Source: Skylight Pictures, December 23, 2010]
Skylight Pictures is in the midst of a multiyear outreach campaign in Africa using The Reckoning: The Battle for the International Criminal Court, focused on educating and raising awareness about ...
Thousands of community groups rejoice at new opportunity for locally owned media WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today a bill to expand community radio nationwide – the Local Community Radio Act – passed the ...
[Source: GFEM Media Database, December 15, 2010]
If your foundation engages in grantmaking related to education, you won't want to miss these and other projects in the GFEM Media Database at http://media.gfem.org/.
[Source: Open Spaces, by Patricia Zimmermann, December 4, 2010]
Blog written by Patricia Zimmerman, professor of cinema, photography and media arts at Ithaca College and codirector of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival.Meet Helen DeMichiel
[Source: Wired, by Tim Carmody, November 22, 2010]
Netflix finally pulled the trigger: U.S. customers can now switch over to an $8-per-month unlimited-streaming plan and leave those red envelopes behind once and for all. If the dollar a month ...
