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Paying for News?

New research suggests that people are willing to pay for news online

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The Relaunch of 麻豆官网首页入口 Afrique

The balance between French and English programmes on the French for Africa service

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Language Distribution in Africa

Which languages are broadcast in Africa and how is the decision made?

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What 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service Means to Listeners

What 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service can bring to places where access to independent media is limited

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The Challenge of Reporting Zimbabwe

Is Zimbabwe getting fair coverage from international media?

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News from Elsewhere

Chris Wescott of 麻豆官网首页入口 Monitoring on reporting news that don't make it to mainstream media

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Reporting Egypt

Richard Sambrook explores the complexity of covering Egypt after criticism from a listener

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US Public Radio

How is public radio in the US reacting to change?

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Reactions to UK Parliament Debate on Syria

Was coverage of the UK Parliament's debate on Syria balanced?

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G20 and Russia's Plan for Syria

How has the international media reacted to the G20 and Russia's proposal for Syria?

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Spotlight on Women

Presenter Shaimaa Khalil and controller Liliane Landor, on the new 100 Women season

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Kenyan Mall Attack

How has coverage in Africa compared with global news coverage of the Kenyan mall siege?

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How to Write Drama for Radio

Drama producer Marion Nancarrow offers her tips for new writers

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Reaching New Global Audiences

Can the 麻豆官网首页入口 reach the target of a global audience of 500 million by 2022?

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The Challenge of Covering the Philippines

Does the Philippines get less media attention than other parts of the world?

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How is Broadcasting in Burma Changing?

What role can the 麻豆官网首页入口 play in Burma's changing broadcasting landscape?

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Over To You - Outside Source

The concept of "open journalism" is explained by Ros Atkins, presenter of Outside Source.

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The Reith Lectures and Trending

A discussion about the Reith Lectures and our new programme, Trending

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Reporting Typhoon Haiyan

"A most appalling and extraordinary calamity" Jo Floto on reporting from the Philippines

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David Cameron in Sri Lanka

How did the media in Sri Lanka react to David Cameron's outspoken visit?

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Too Much Football?

If you're not a fan, what is all the fuss about football?

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UK Trade Mission to China

How the UK is perceived by the Chinese and how China wants to be seen internationally

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Reporting Africa

Producer Mary Morgan on the debate about immigration and Africans in the UK

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Social Media in Ukraine

How protestors are sending pictures and sounds from their mobiles and tablets

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Media Hotspots for 2014

The countries listeners are likely to be hearing about - and from - in the next 12 months

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The dangers facing journalists

Could 2014 be a less dangerous year for journalists?

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Reporting South Sudan

The difficulties in reporting the complex dispute unfolding in South Sudan

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The French President and the Media

The differences in French and UK media when reporting on the 'private life' of leaders

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Press Freedom in the UK

What is the impact of media regulation on press freedom in the UK?

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China's Search for a Pop Idol

Listeners' reactions to China's efforts to create a state-approved global pop star

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