Ethiopia: Voice of the Tigray Revolution on Web, Shortwave
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BBC Monitoring observed radio Voice of the Tigray Revolution commencing their broadcast day at 0355 gmt on 26 February 2007, on their recently-adopted shortwave frequencies of 5980 and 9650 kHz.
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Just don't forget basic IT principles Mobile workshop Our recent wireless workshop has demonstrated yet again that the genuine experts in any area are the people out there doing it for real. Indeed, we saw a number of examples of pragmatic ânon trendyâ opinions coming back from experienced Reg Readers that donât necessarily tally with some of the more idealistic views we often hear from the pundits and the press (Reg journalists excluded, of course).â¦
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia  - A reggae concert in honor  of musical legend Bob Marley, which drew an audience of more  than 200,000 Ethiopians to Addis Ababa, could become an annual  fixture across Africa, its organizers said Monday.
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BBC Monitoring observes that several Mauritanian and Senegalese radio and television services are available live online from the Homeview Senegal portal at www.homeviewsenegal.com.  Some of these streams are free of charge, whilst others require a subscription.
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What can be said about the presidential election in Kiev, Ukraine and the orange revolution that has not already been written, read or heard on the news? As the world news focuses on the tsunami and daily ...
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Dec. 13 -- With the Ethiopian government saying it is technically at war with Somalia's Islamic Courts movement, and the movement having declared holy war against Ethiopia, there is fear that an all-out conflict in the Horn of Africa may be unavoidable.
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If you are in Sudan it is a &#39;missed call&#39;. In Ethiopia it is a &#39;miskin&#39; or a &#39;pitiful&#39; call. In other parts of Africa it is a case of &#39;flashing&#39;, &#39;beeping&#39; or in French-speaking areas &#39;bipage&#39;.
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15 million readers, one Ugandan village. That'll work... The newspaper editor described (by his own newspaper, at least) as being "at the forefront of the digital revolution" has launched a three year programme that will connect "the ideas, goodwill, resources and expert knowledge of 15 million readers around the world" and focus them on lifting an African village "out of the Middle Ages." Over the next three years, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger wrote in Saturday's edition, the village of Katine in Northern Uganda will be mapped and recorded by teams of Graun hacks observing progress in this "catalyst for change."â¦
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BOGOTA, Colombia, March 5 -- Just weeks ago, Fernando AraÃÂºjo's only connection to the outside world was his shortwave radio. In six years as a hostage of Marxist rebels, his life had been reduced to a grim routine of forced marches, a diet of soggy beans and rice and the realization that freedom...
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Yearender: Is 2006 another landmark for media development in Africa?    by Yi Gaochao   DAR ES SALAAM, Dec.
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By NO BYLINE  Some of our favourite things on the world wide web at the moment...   WHEN KILLER PLANTS RULED BRITAINwww.youtube.com/watch?vPART two in an occasional "when they made proper scary telly" nostalgia series: Day of the Triffids.
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The Washington Post's Stephanie McCrummen sat down this week with Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi to discuss rising tensions with Somalia's Islamic Courts, and the state of democracy inside the country.
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Description: Commentator Meri Danquah lives in Ghana. The recent unrest in neighboring Ivory Coast has her thinking more than ever about the stability of West Africa.
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Text of report in English by pro-Ethiopian government Walta Information Centre website on 7 March  Addis Ababa, 6 March: The first private FM radio in the country, Fana FM 98.1, will start regular broadcasting on Saturday [10 March], the manager of Radio Fana disclosed.
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(Correcting the names of the first three radio stations mentioned below)  At this time of political crisis in Fiji, BBC Monitoring observes that most of the country's radio stations are available streamed live on the web.
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Paul Cosway intends to drag the transistor radio into the Internet age. Pito Salas is developing software that collects and organizes the latest updates made to a bevy of weblogs, for easy perusal.
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Ethiopia entered the third millennium seven years after the rest of the world Wednesday, amid lavish celebrations, religious fervor and messages of hope from the troubled country&#39;s leaders.