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Zaviye, This Week
by Zaviye
Every week, Zaviye reads the news in the languages it was written in, from Persian, Kurdish, Arabic, Turkish and Hebrew to Spanish and English, and shows how the same story sounds in different places. About seven minutes. The voices are synthetic; the reporting and the choice of stories are Zaviye's.
Episodes
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Article counts show who is talking, and little about what happened
Article counts show who is talking and very little about what happened. Cumhuriyet ran three hundred ninety-seven horoscopes in three days, Iran filled the English-language press while our scenario bands held, and a Turkish corruption story never left Turkish. The voices are synthetic.
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What a press repeats and ignores shows who it writes for
This week's episode argues that what a press repeats and what it ignores show who it writes for. A Turkish opposition paper's three hundred thirty-seven horoscopes, a scenario board that held still while oil jumped, and two stories carried by only one language's press are the evidence. The voices...
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The prize, the reaction, and a mayor with an unfortunate name
The Nobel Peace Prize goes to Navi Pillay, and within hours Washington sanctions the court she once served on. Two corruption stories dominate Turkey's press while the English-language press barely notices. And a mayor in the Peruvian Andes named Hitler Mussolini. Read through Reuters, Corriere...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Every week, Zaviye reads the news in the languages it was written in, from Persian, Kurdish, Arabic, Turkish and Hebrew to Spanish and English, and shows how the same story sounds in different places. About seven minutes. The voices are synthetic; the reporting and the choice of stories are Zaviye's.
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