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Overview
Listening Post is Al Jazeera English's weekly media review show. It casts a critical eye over not just what gets reported, but how it's reported - covering the coverage of the news & analyzing global events through the prism of the media.
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Cast
Emily Angwin
Kim Vinnell
Dareen Abughaida
Sana Hamouche
Fahmida Miller
Maleen Saeed
Seasons List
2014
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1. The Snowden saga: Spies, secrets and security
2. Egypt: Journalism under siege?
3. South Sudan and the media of conflict
4. Turkey: The media sub-plot
5. Russia's media Olympics
6. Egypt's media war
7. Turkey's media pressure points
8. Venezuela's media wrangle
9. Upheaval in Ukraine: The media angles
10. Erdogan: Control, conflict, conglomerates
11. The changing face of news
12. The Cold War narrative
13. Turkey vs Twitter
14. The state of Egypt's news media
15. Indian media: Choosing sides?
16. Algeria's election: A fait accompli?
17. Pakistan: Journalism under fire
18. The challenge of reporting on Boko Haram
19. Are South Africa's media biased?
20. The 'all-out propaganda war' in Ukraine
21. The Battle for the World Wide Web
22. Thailand: the military and the media
23. Mapping the media in Sisi's Egypt
24. Resetting the net: Snowden and surveillance
25. ISIL in Iraq: The image of an insurgency
26. Caged in Cairo: Where journalism is a crime
27. A divided Iraq and a fractured storyline
28. The information war over Gaza
29. Ferguson and the media
30. James Foley: Journalism or propaganda?
31. Pakistan's polarised media
32. Scotland votes: Reporting the referendum
33. The Murdoch empire: Phone hacking exposed
34. Journalism in the age of surveillance
35. Satire: Mocking news, lampooning power
36. Gaza: Media, myths and the mainstream
37. Journalism is the frontline
38. Kiev vs the Kremlin: A new Cold War?
39. Covering Ebola: Facts, Fear and Failures
40. Syria: Journalism under duress
41. Ferguson: Riots, race and the media
42. Breaking Google's grip
43. Covering the CIA torture report
44. Sydney siege: How not to cover breaking news
2015
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1. Media trends to watch in 2015
2. The reaction to the Charlie Hebdo attack
3. The return of Charlie Hebdo
4. Reporting the Baga massacre
5. Greece: Syriza, austerity and the media
6. Syriza and the new economic narrative
7. The Swiss Leaks
8. The provocation of ISIL propaganda
9. The death that divided Argentina's media
10. Israel elections: The media battle
11. Screening rape: India's debate
12. UK surveillance under scrutiny
13. Nigeria's delayed elections
14. Challenging coverage: The conflict in Yemen
15. Bangladesh: Politics, religion and the limits of speech
16. Spain's new 'gag law' and the media
17. South Africa, xenophobia and the media
18. Reporting Baltimore
19. The perilous life of journalists in Iraq
20. Examining the British election drama
21. Seymour Hersh: Challenging the Bin Laden story
22. Mass surveillance under the microscope
23. Erdogan, elections and the future of Turkish journalism
24. Beijing's media damage control
25. Behind the Sunday Times Snowden saga
26. Azerbaijan and the European Games: Did the PR pay off?
27. Politics and polemics: Europe's immigration story
28. Under scrutiny: Selling the Iran-US nuclear deal
29. Muzzling the media: Egypt's new 'anti-terror' laws
30. The Pentagon's rules of media engagement
31. Egypt: Journalism on trial
32. Spinning the refugee crisis
33. Inside Turkey's media battleground
34. Disrupting the media with disruptive politics
35. Mecca and the media
36. Air strikes and media misses
37. Turkish media on tenterhooks
38. Israel-Palestine: The conflict and the coverage
39. Trump and the media: A marriage made in ratings heaven?
40. Turkey's 'free' press
41. The Russian plane crash and the battle of narratives
42. Double standards in the Paris attacks coverage
43. National anthems: beating the drums of war?
44. High crimes and media misdemeanours
45. San Bernardino shooting: How not to cover breaking news
46. Behind the headlines: Was the climate deal a success?
47. The Murdoch empire strikes back
2016
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1. Radio La Colifata: Argentina's 'loony radio'
2. Saudi Arabia vs Iran: Beyond the Sunni-Shia narrative
3. Poland: The EU's media freedom conundrum
4. Egypt's media: Revolution and reality
5. The UK Snoopers' Charter: A threat to press freedom?
6. Killing the messengers: Afghan media under fire
7. What happened in Iowa: Bursting the US media bubble
8. Telling Syria's story: Media across the battle lines
9. Patriot or traitor: Dark choice for Indian journalists
10. Spinning the occupation: Israel and the media
11. The Donald Trump show
12. Tightening the grip: Turkey's media takeover
13. Brazil's Petrobras scandal: Dilma Rousseff's Watergate?
14. Brussels attacks: Hijacking terror for political points
15. Russia vs the West: The information war over Palmyra
16. Panama Papers: Have the media censored the story?
17. The murder of Giulio Regeni: The politics of coverage
18. New York: Primaries, politics and the press
19. Brazil: Behind the Dilma Rousseff impeachment story
20. Trade Secrets: Covering the TTIP leaks
21. Turkey: Media showdowns and legal breakdowns
22. Silencing the critics: Iraq's media muzzle
23. Decoding your Facebook newsfeed
24. Peru's election: Media, money and manipulation
25. Brexit or Bremain? Covering the EU referendum
26. Orlando: Media narratives of mass shootings
27. Brexit: The UK referendum, the rhetoric and the result
28. Did the UK media help make Brexit a reality?
29. Turkey: From failed coup to media crackdown
30. Kashmir: Tortured politics, fractured media
31. Facebook vs ad blockers: It's all about the money
32. Omran Daqneesh and the limits of war photography
33. Zimbabwe unrest: Media triggers, media controls
34. New politics, new journalism in Hong Kong
35. US elections and the media: How did we get here?
36. Venezuela's Maduro: Fighting a losing media war?
37. Clinton vs Trump and the role of the moderator
38. India-Pakistan: The media turns up the heat
39. Viktor Orban and Hungary's faltering media opposition
40. WikiLeaks: Neutral reporter or political player?
41. Mosul and Aleppo: A tale of two besieged cities
42. Outnumbered outlets: Turkey's post-coup media crackdown
43. Trumped: The abyss between reporters and the reported
44. Normalising Trump: The US media whitewash
45. Face-off at Egypt's Press Syndicate
46. Fidel Castro: Contested legacy, competing narratives
47. Dakota Access Pipeline: Protests, politics and coverage
48. Secrets and hacks: Russia's role in the US election
2017
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1. Netanyahu's media manipulation revealed
2. The future of journalism under President Trump
3. Reporting the rise of Europe's populist parties
4. The media, Muslims and Trump's travel ban
5. Media, old and new, drive France's presidential race
6. President Zuma and the media in South Africa
7. The challenges of journalism in Duterte's Philippines
8. Is the media 'normalising' Donald Trump?
9. Rupert Murdoch's unfinished business