Future from the Future : Media Map 2029
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The document summarizes the Africa Media Leadership Conference 2009 which discussed trends in African media and democracy. It then focuses on the case of Ethiopia, where most private media is dominated by the post-revolution generation and promotes a polarized agenda. In response, the Addis Neger newspaper was founded by young journalists to transform discourse through appreciating history, promoting intergenerational dialogue, and establishing a culture of public reason and reciprocity in debate. Challenges to this include restrictive laws and a lack of capacity and independence within the Ethiopian media sector.
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One Young World
One Young World is a global initiative to bring together the brightest and best of the next generation – in the virtual and in the real world – to discuss, deliberate and undertake the most critical and compelling issues of our times. 1500 delegates born between 1984-1986. 192 countries selection by proportional representation
3 day summit in London on February 8-10th 2010
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