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The Listening Post
About the show
A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world’s media, how they operate and the stories they cover. Watch The Listening Post every Saturday at 0830GMT
Meet the presenter
Richard Gizbert created The Listening Post for Al Jazeera and has hosted the programme since its debut in 2006.
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As Ethiopia’s conflict escalates, so does the information war. Plus challenges for Poland’s most watched news channel.
What stands in the way of reporting on climate change? Plus, violence against Muslims filmed and going viral in India.
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan and the latest case of Indian authorities taking Bollywood to task. Plus, a refugee hotline.
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Why is discourse about the investigation into the Beirut blast so polarised? And the Russian law affecting journalists.
Who are the journalists who won the Nobel Peace Prize and what’s their message? Plus, the US military-gaming complex.
At Facebook, a whistleblower goes public amid a disastrous service outage. And in Egypt, online influencers under fire.
Why isn’t the CIA’s plan to kidnap Julian Assange making more headlines? And the nuances of translating literary works.
The investigations that proved a US military strike killed civilians in Afghanistan. Plus, Canada’s residential schools.
Are China’s new regulations designed to benefit society or the Communist Party? Plus, activists vs statues in Colombia.
What lessons has the media learned in 20 years of the ‘War on Terror’? Also, Afghan media under the Taliban.
A documentary edition of the show on 20 years of the ‘War on Terror’ and the role US media have played therein.
What role did Israel play in the spread of an insidious piece of malware? Plus, PR companies and controversial states.
The global epidemic of surveillance using malicious spyware. Plus, Bild’s battle for political influence in Germany.