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- Service providers use cell phones to reach vast markets in rural Africa
- Presentation by Stine Lund, Wired Mothers, "Mobiles in Africa", 13 Nov.2009
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- Programme - Conference on mobile phones in Africa-Nov09
- Mobile phones in Africa - Conference, 13 November
- International Partnership Meeting in Copenhagen, September 2009
- Taking stock of international media partnerships
- Crisis feeding off polarized media in Honduras
- Media in Pakistan: Between radicalisation and democratisation in an unfolding conflict, 2009
- Media in Pakistan, report in URDU
- Earth Journalism Award 2009 RUSSIAN
- Earth Journalism Award 2009 ENGLISH
- Climate change journalism to be awarded
- IMS statues, latest revision November 2009
- Reporting to reduce conflict
- Congolese journalists address climate of mistrust with police and military
- Taleban rule the radio waves in Swat
- Caucasus media meet to discuss Georgia conflict
- Safety Training for Journalists in North-Eastern Congo
- Conference report 2008
- Outcome of IMS conference published
- Season's Greetings from IMS!
- Learning from history in Rwanda
- Great Lakes media conference pass resolution for press freedom
- Conflict Sensitive Journalism, Rwanda special edition handbook, 2008
- Mention about Jesper Højberg by Per Østerlund, Danicom (in Danish)
- Reception: IMS director turns 50
- Press release by Nairobiklubben 06-11-2008
Putting new media to the test
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New modes of communication were presented and tested by the participants at the IMS conference 15-16 September 2008 in Copenhagen on ICTs and networked communications environments: "Opportunities and Threats for press freedom and democratization"
On the first day of the conference, the Kaospilots had been invited to organize an afternoon of testing new communications tools in different locations around Copenhagen.
They included: Listening to pirate radio set up in a shopping mall; e-blogging on the internet; live streaming on the internet site Bambuser.com of footage recorded by cell phone; using the media sprinkler to mass-disseminate sms messages to cell phones and using Jaiku to disseminate information via cell phone.
Nokia provided cell phones for the Expo of the conference and Telia provided sim-cards which made the testing possible.
The following are moments captured along the Expo-route.
Punctuality. Amy Hamilton of the Kaospilots used a timer to ensure that objectives were met by the participants within the stipulated time frame. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
Jussio Impiö from Nokia Research Centre in Kenya and Osama al-Habahbeh from IMS listen to pirate radio which was temporarily set up in a Copenhagen shopping mall. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS
Testing new techniques of information sharing. Sanjana Hattotuwa from CPA in Sri Lanka. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
Taking down the airwaves from pirate radio. From left: Elshad Farzaiyev, IMS Azerbaijan, Finn Rasmussen, IMS and Mikhail Doroschevich, e-Belarus. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
How to "Jaiku" - presentation at the Expo day of the IMS conference.
From left in the background: Ann-Nina Finne, IMS, Jesper Højberg, IMS and Thomas Hughes, IMS. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
Putting yourself to work.
Participants in the IMS conference were sent out in the streets of Copenhagen - here interviewing at the Grand Central Railway Station in Copenhagen to get a feel of the new tools. From left: Les Mommsen, SW Radio Africa; Finn Rasmussen, IMS and Biljana Tatomir, OSI. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
Sending sms messages galore with Jaiku at the Grand Central Railway Station of Copenhagen.
From left: Finn Rasmussen, IMS; Wijayananda Jayaweera, UNESCO; Christina Dahlman, SIDA assisted by Kaospilot Amy Hamilton. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
How to set up a blog and become a blogger yourself. From left: Sunanda Deshapriya, Freedom Media Movement in Sri Lanka and Helene Bach, IMS. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
Andrew Puddephatt, Global Partners UK and member of the board of IMS, testing the new tools presented at the IMS conference in Copenhagen.
Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS.
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