Recherche dans la collection - TV Discovers Ethiopia, but Will Anything in Africa Change?

CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF JOURNALISTS, THE / ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DES JOURNALISTES, L'

1990-0423

Enregistrement sonore

2 of 2

1985

Centre for Investigative Journalism

Panel discussion on media coverage of the Ethiopia famine of 1984-1985, which generated considerable international news coverage, and on the larger question of media coverage of the Third World. The participants are John Owen, managing editor, CBC national television news (whose correspondent Brian Stewart covered the story for "The Journal" in 1984); François Jobin, producer of a Radio-Québec program "Nord-Sud" which is devoted to Third World issues (Jobin covered the story in Ethiopia, Eritrea province, and the Sudan); Michael Hanlon, feature writer, Toronto Star, who was on assignment in Ethiopia; Peter Calamai, Ottawa correspondent, Southam News (and former Nairobi bureau chief); and Tim Broadhead, director of Interpares, a non-governmental agency based in Ottawa and co-organizer of a conference on famine in Africa.

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