My Heart's in Accra

Ethan Zuckerman's musings on Africa, international development
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January 26, 2005

Daoud Kuttab talk at Berkman

Filed under: Media — Ethan @ 5:14 pm

My friend Daoud Kuttab spoke at Berkman yesterday. Daoud’s an amazingly innovative journalist, blogger and media entrepreneur - I’ve written about him previously here and Xeni from Boing Boing has a piece here. His talk covered the history of Ammannet and its relationship to other journalism projects in the region, and he had a good deal of practical advice for Berkman as we start looking into doing more radio production.

I recorded his talk and the Q&A session that followed after. It’s available as a massive single MP3 (48MB) or as two (lower-quality) pieces, the talk and the following Q&A (15MB and 18MB respectively).

A warning - the talk was recorded in a relatively noisy room with people asking questions into a single mic - I’ve done my best to make it listenable, but it’s far from broadcast quality. Apologies in advance.

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