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Washington may not be able to find Osama bin Laden on the ground in Afghanistan, but it was able, last weekend, to ambush him on the airwaves. Soon after Qatar's al-Jezeera TV broadcast the latest propaganda tirade from the Saudi terrorist on Saturday, the channel's pan-Arab audience was treated to a surprise live American rebuttal - delivered, like bin Laden's own rant, in fluent Arabic. The U.S. had introduced a new "secret weapon" to the propaganda war: Christopher Ross, former U.S. ambassador to Syria and State Department counter-terrorism coordinator, brought out of mothballs...
...have seen plenty of al-Jazeera, the Arabic satellite news channel, on CNN. Soon you will be able to read news from al-Jazeera in English. The station's website is currently in Arabic, and its traffic has lately increased from around 700,000 daily hits to 3 million. And about 40% of those visitors are from the U.S. The English version is scheduled for next year...
...They’re not going to rip up the buildings now in the middle of the term so we can get the Discovery Channel,” said council member and chair of the Student Affairs Committee Rohit Chopra...
...trip is always more pleasant with a great station on the radio. Two new companies are hoping drivers will be willing to pay a fee to make sure the music never fades. For $10 to $13 per month, satellite radio providers XM Radio and Sirius are each offering 100 channels of music, news, talk and sports that can be accessed anywhere in the country. "You can drive from New York to Seattle and never change the channel," says XM's spokesman Charles Robbins. "We are doing for radio what cable and Direct TV did for television." Most of the programming...
Seeing Linklater’s name, along with those of the Independent Film Channel and Thousand Words, juxtaposed with the word “animation” is indeed double-take material. But the animation of Waking Life is not Disney’s animation, nor anyone else’s for that matter. It is the next step in the evolution of animation...