Thanks to Yesbutnobut for these links to a Mediamatters, a blog which has followed Fox News coverage of the question: how would the London bombs impact the G8 summit. Link 1. Link 2. Link 3. It's worth pointing out that Mediamatters is dedicated to being on the case of Fox journalists, just as BiasedBBC is there to point out the inadequacies of the organisation I work for. There are 95 comments on that site's story on 7/7, which form a kind rolling commentary on Newsnight on the night of the bombings.
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Inside the fence
- The Millennium Development Goals
The actual outcomes being funded by the money under discussion at the G8. Seen by some as the "benchmark" against which the Summit will be judged. - Commission for Africa
Tony Blair's report on Africa, over a year in the making. - The G8 Gleneagles Summit
Official website of the Gleneagles Summit - UK Treasury G7 Site
Her Majesty's Treasury site devoted to the financial deals under discussion
Outside the fence
- G8 Blogbound
The blog of G8 blogs - A guide to Auchterarder
- Dissent
Protest co-ordinating network - G8 Alternatives
The alternative summit - Make Poverty History
The NGO umbrella group organising the "official" demonstrations - People's Global Action
The umbrella protest group organising the "unofficial" demonstrations
Recent Posts
- The blog goes legit!
- I go head to head with a virtual Paxman
- 2005: The year oil peaked and the planet roared
- Blair and Bush: war criminals - or the FDR and Churchill of our age?
- End of the London Routemaster
- I spark a flame war!
- I get a first look at Flock
- Advance warning...the blog will return
- A balance sheet of the blog
- Media critics get to work
Most empirical evidence suggests that aid is wasted. Why not concentrate on the root causes of poverty instead?
As African Economist James Shikwati says: "For God's Sake, Please Stop the Aid!”
Read more here:
http://indcoup.blogspot.com/2005/07/time-to-rejoice.html
Posted by: indcoup | July 12, 2005 at 09:25 AM