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James Miller speaks to Al Jazeera about the Free Syrian Army


             

 DateSunday, February 12, 2012 at 5:55 | AuthorJames Miller in , ,

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Syria Video Feature: How Can You Get News Out of the Country? (Al Jazeera English)

EA Worldview's US Editor James Miller was interviewed by Al Jazeera's Meenakshi Ravi for an episode of The Listening Post. The topic was the Free Syrian Army's emergence into media and propaganda, and the realities of covering the crisis in Syria.

Other guests included Foreign Policy editor David Kenner, Al Jazeera correspondent Anita McNaught, and author Marwan Kraidy.

Also featured in the programme is a story about the media in Bahrain, and a feature on a video game that simulates war reporting.

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