Television news from 12 March 2011
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Muslim Brotherhood to launch satellite TV channel (Media Network Weblog)
The Muslim Brotherhood intends to launch a satellite television channel on NileSat, said Abdel Rahman el-Barr, a member of the Brotherhood’s Guidance Bureau and the group’s Mufti.
The Muslim Brotherhood intends to launch a satellite television channel on NileSat, said Abdel Rahman el-Barr, a member of the Brotherhood’s Guidance Bureau and the group’s Mufti.
Sky News Poll Shows Public Support For AV (Sky News)
The Yes vote for an alternative vote (AV) system would just pip the No vote if a referendum was held this weekend, according to a YouGov/Sky News poll...
The Yes vote for an alternative vote (AV) system would just pip the No vote if a referendum was held this weekend, according to a YouGov/Sky News poll...
Letter: Putrid US politics (Media Guardian)
It is difficult to pinpoint the source of the miasma that currently pollutes the US, blighting society, politics and application of the law.
It is difficult to pinpoint the source of the miasma that currently pollutes the US, blighting society, politics and application of the law.
News round-up: the week in video (The Drum)
How many people pay to use Spotify? And just how much are Facebook's founders worth? Find those answers and catch up on all the week's big dig...
How many people pay to use Spotify? And just how much are Facebook's founders worth? Find those answers and catch up on all the week's big dig...
Sex attacker's brother who called black BBC cameraman 'a slave' walks free from court (Daily Mail)
Cameraman Marcel Bailey was outside Oxford Crown Court when the defendant's brother, Mohammed Ali, stepped in front of the camera and began to hurl ra...
Cameraman Marcel Bailey was outside Oxford Crown Court when the defendant's brother, Mohammed Ali, stepped in front of the camera and began to hurl ra...
Zimbabwe: Livestock traded for satellite dishes (Media Network Weblog)
Poor villagers in Zimbabwe have sacrificed their livestock in order to buy free to air satellite dishes as the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC)...
Poor villagers in Zimbabwe have sacrificed their livestock in order to buy free to air satellite dishes as the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC)...
Boardwalk Empire: season one, episode eight (Media Guardian)
Eli is left in charge of Nucky's empire, with devastating consequences and Margaret's power grows...
Eli is left in charge of Nucky's empire, with devastating consequences and Margaret's power grows...
Revealed: The new public service Fat Cats and why they're immune from the cuts (Daily Mail)
A new investigation by Channel 4’s Dispatches programme has revealed that the taxpayer is funding far bigger individual pay packages – in ...
A new investigation by Channel 4’s Dispatches programme has revealed that the taxpayer is funding far bigger individual pay packages – in ...
Al Jazeera cameraman killed in Libya (Media Network Weblog)
An Al Jazeera cameraman has been killed in what appears to have been an ambush near the rebel-held city of Benghazi in eastern Libya.
An Al Jazeera cameraman has been killed in what appears to have been an ambush near the rebel-held city of Benghazi in eastern Libya.
Al-Jazeera reports cameraman killed in eastern Libya (Media Guardian)
Benghazi
Benghazi