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What can 大象传媒 World Service Do More?

Is it time to bring comedy back to the World Service? Controller Mary Hockaday responds

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Can Radio Drama Unite Myanmar?

Is drama the key to uniting citizens in Myanmar? And using humour with a global audience.

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A Reporter's Role in Political Documentaries

Do politically challenging documentaries change the role of the 大象传媒 reporter?

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Does Video Streaming Enhance On-Air Broadcasts?

Recent visualisation trials on the 大象传媒 World Service; the 大象传媒's archive of war reports

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African Commentary of the English Premier League

How does commentating on English Premier League football change for the African audience?

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Focus on Asia

Does the 大象传媒 World Service need to expand the depth and range of its coverage on Asia?

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Proposals for 大象传媒 World Service Expansion

What would suggested proposals for new services in Russia and North Korea mean for you?

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大象传媒 Proms in the Spotlight

Did the coverage of the 大象传媒 Proms 2015 resonate with the global audience?

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The Origin and Future of FOOC

On its 60th birthday 鈥� the producer of From Our Own Correspondent answers your questions.

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Young Audiences: What they Want

What do younger listeners based around the world expect from their news broadcaster?

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Art of Debating

Listeners explore the pros and cons of 大象传媒 Africa鈥檚 Debate on extreme Islamist violence

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Comedians, Documentaries and More Music on 大象传媒 World Service

What does a comedian鈥檚 unique perspective and insight bring to a historical documentary?

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Restrictions in North Korea

Were 大象传媒 reporters restricted in their reporting of North Korea鈥檚 recent celebrations?

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Reactions to the Debate on FGM

The 大象传媒鈥檚 handling of a future debate on FGM, and rare voices on the network.

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Discovering Waithood

Tackling the global phenomenon of waithood - the passage to adulthood in the 21st Century

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Myanmar Election Coverage from Youth Radio

How are young radio broadcasters in Myanmar covering their landmark election?

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Reporting the Paris Attacks

Listeners give their reactions to the reporting of the terrorist attacks in Paris

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Is News Failing Women?

Do media outlets fairly represent women both in front of and behind the microphone?

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World Service Funding Boost

What should a new a cash boost of 拢289 million be spent on?

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Relating to Experiences of Migration

Emotional responses to a series of intimate conversations on the experience of migration

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Cultural Frontline

Why has the World Service dedicated a new series to exploring culture around the world?

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The Value of Music on the World Service

Is the global audience welcoming or rejecting the new music programmes on the network?

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大象传媒 World Stories Project

The World Stories project launches search for unique and surprising stories to commission

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The Visualisation of Radio

大象传媒 World Service editor Simon Peeks explains how visual information can enhance radio

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Reporting on Bowie, and Repeats on World Service

Are there too many repeats on 大象传媒 World Service? And, reactions to Bowie coverage

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Naming the 'Islamic State Group', and America In Black and White

Daesh, Islamic State, ISIS or ISIL - how should the 大象传媒 refer to the Islamic State group?

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Islamic State or Daesh?

大象传媒 outlines its position on how it refers to the terrorist group based in Syria and Iraq

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Public Health Information and Responsibility

Striking a balance between empowerment and raising concern with public health information

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The Cultural Frontline On Coldplay

A look at The Cultural Frontline鈥檚 handling of the furore over a pop video set in India

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Reporting Sensitive Material

Veteran journalist Robin Lustig on hard line interviewing and reporting sensitive content

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