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Soundbite Central: Meles Zenawi on HardTalk In the summer of 2005 the leaders of the G8 group of nations met at Gleneagles, with Africa and aid were top of the agenda. In the run-up to the summit Stephen Sackur went to Ethiopia, one of the poorest countries in the world, whose democratic credentials were being been questioned. He asked Prime Minister Meles Zenawi the questions Ethiopian journalists could not. Tags: Meles Zenawi HardTalk G8 Ethiopia |
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Soundbite Central: Paul Kagame on HardTalk In the spring of 1994 up to one million Rwandans were slaughtered in a modern day genocide. Twelve years on, Rwanda's president, Paul Kagame, is on a mission to tell the world that his country has overcome its terrible past. But President Kagame is, himself, dogged by that past. A controversial report by an internationally respected judge has accused him of the political assassination which triggered the genocide. How can he deliver in the face of such allegations? Tags: Paul Kagame HardTalk Rwanda |
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Soundbite Central: fast:track - Dead Sea dying The Dead Sea is one of Israel's most enduring tourist attractions. Visitors from around the world have continued to come here for the salt rich waters, thermal sulphur mineral springs and year round sunny weather. And while it's not technically dead, it IS dying - or should we say, drying up. Fast Track's Carmen Roberts has been taking a look at what this will mean for tourists. Tags: Dead Sea Israel salt rich waters thermal sulphur mineral springs Fast Track Carmen Roberts |
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Soundbite Central: Ayaan Hirsi Ali on HardTalk Ayaan Hirsi Ali was born in Somalia, became a citizen of the Netherlands and now lives in the US. She was a member of the Dutch Parliament. She also wrote and provided the voice-over for the film Submission -- a film which criticised the treatment of women in Islamic society. The film's director Theo van Gogh was murdered by a radical Islamist in November 2004. Tags: Ayaan Hirsi HardTalk Somalia film Submission |
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Atlas Sound-Bite Marks Atlas Sound performing "Bite Marks", 40 Watt Club, Athens Georgia, 02/16/2008 (posted with permission) Tags: Atlas Sound Bradford Cox Rock Roll Sex Deerhunter |
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Soundbite Central: Azzam Al-Tamimi on HardTalk Azzam Al-Tamimi is a Palestinian-British academic and the director of the Institute of Islamic Political Thought. He is also a prominent supporter of Hamas. HardTalk spoke to him on a day when a suicide bomber killed three people in a Tel Aviv market place. Tim Sebastian asked Mr Al-Tamimi why he has said he supports suicide attacks. Tags: Azzam Al-Tamimi HardTalk Hamas Islamic |
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Soundbite Central: President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Brazil has an increasing global influence as one of the world's most powerful emerging economies. Stephen Sackur spoke to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva ahead of the June 2007 G8 summit in Berlin, where he was a special guest. Tags: BBC World HARDtalk News President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Brazil |
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Soundbite Central: Sergei Ivanov on HardTalk Hardtalk spoke to Russia's defence minister ahead of the G8 summit in St Petersburg. But should Russia even be in the G8 of leading industrialised democracies? Concerns have been raised in Western capitals over the state's control of the media, corruption and Russia's relations with her neighbours. But are those fears justified? Sergei Ivanov is Russia's Defence minister and a leading candidate to take over from President Putin in 2008. What is his vision for the future of Russia? Tags: Sergei Ivanov Russia defence minister |
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Soundbite Central: Hugh Thompson on HardTalk When Tim Sebastian spoke to Hugh Thompson, the conduct of American troops at the Abu Ghraib jail in Iraq was front-page news. It brought back memories of other times when the US military has acted less than honourably: among them, the My Lai massacre in Vietnam where American soldiers killed defenceless women and children. Hugh Thompson was a helicopter pilot who went to the rescue of the trapped villagers. He ordered his gun crew to train their guns on the US soldiers, and risked his own life in an effort to halt the slaughter. For 30 years he remained unrecognised by his own government. Tim Sebastian spoke to Mr Thompson about what drives professional soldiers to commit barbarous acts. Tags: Hugh Thompson HardTalk Abu Ghraib Vietnam |
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Soundbite Central: fast:track - How to buy a private island Many of us dream of taking a holiday on a desert island in some far flung destination. Some of you might be lucky enough to own a holiday home there. But what about owning the entire island? Well it seems this is no longer the realm of the rich and famous. Carmen Roberts investigates what it takes to buy your very own private island. Tags: desert island own private fast track |
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Soundbite Central: Pik Botha on HardTalk Pik Botha was South Africa's minister for foreign affairs in the last years of the apartheid era. He was considered by many people around the world to be a spokesman for apartheid, yet as early as 1974 he told the United Nations that he couldn't defend discrimination on the basis of skin colour. But could he have done more to turn his words into action? Tim Sebastian spoke to him in 2002. Tags: Pik Botha South Africa minister apartheid |
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Obama's Pastor loves America and is more than a sound bite. Rev. Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. - Pastor Otis Moss,III of Trinity United Church of Christ response to clips of Rev, Wright. More than just a sound bite. Tags: Jeremiah Wright Obama Clinton Iraq Otis Moss Trinity sound bite |
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Soundbite Central: fast:track - Swimming with sharks Cinematographer John McIntyre's first hand account of diving with sharks in waters off the Caribbean island of Barbados. Tags: Cinematographer John McIntyre diving sharks Caribbean island Barbados. |
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How To Give a Great Sound Bite Ever heard the saying, "It's not what you say, but how you say it?" If not, you may want to brush up on your media basics before hitting primetime. Tags: bite how-to howcast politics sound |
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Soundbite Politics and YouTube A response to "Welcome to CitizenTube," which asked viewers about the political issue most important to them. For me, the key issue is getting as many people as possible engaged in the political process, and I think YouTube is a powerful way of doing that. Tags: YouTube soundbite soundbyte politics political conversation presidential discussion interaction election james kotecki |
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Vampire sound bite A collection of vampire pics put to music. Tags: short film dark vampire gothic vampires vamp |
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Soundbite Central: Nina Simone on HardTalk Nina Simone hated being categorised -- she was a High Priestess of Soulsinger, the High Priestess of Soul, a classical pianist and a civil rights activist. She died in 2003, leaving a remarkable musical and political legacy. Tim Sebastian met her in 1999 where, among many other topics, she spoke of her friendship with Martin Luther King. Tags: Nina Simone High Priestess Soul Jazz |
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Soundbite Central: fast:track - Madagascar Madagascar the film, was a box office smash in 2006. We take a look at the impact on the tourism industry on this little known African island Tags: Madagascar film box office smash 2006 impact tourism industry African island |
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Soundbite Central: Romeo Dallaire on HardTalk For 100 days in 1994 almost a million people were butchered in Rwanda. In 2002 Tim Sebastian talked to Lieutenant General Romeo Dallaire, the UN force commander in Rwanda, who did his best to stop the genocide and who was still struggling to come to terms with the enormity of his failure. Tags: Romeo Dallaire UN force commander Rwanda |
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Soundbite Central: fast:track - Airline seats The newest seat design that could mean more leg room for passengers. But will everyone want to sit backwards? Fast Track's Thalia Pellegini investigates Tags: newest seat design more leg room passengers sit backwards? Fast Track Thalia Pellegini |
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Soundbite Central: Tom Jones on HardTalk A flamboyant stage personality and huge singing voice took Tom Jones all the way from working men's clubs in his native Wales to million-dollar bookings in Las Vegas. And in the late 90s, he performed a remarkable reinvention, collaborating with younger artists like Robbie Williams to win a whole new audience. Tim Sebastian spoke to him about finding fame and fortune -- and his friendship with Elvis Presley. Tags: Tom Jones HardTalk Las Vegas Elvis |
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Soundbite Central: Noam Chomsky on HARDtalk Noam Chomsky is one of America's foremost intellectuals; a free thinker to some and a fanatical dissident to others. Why did he reject the bombing in Afghanistan and why does he share Bin Laden's views about the crimes America's committed? Tags: BBC World News Noam Chomsky HARDtalk Afghanistan |
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Soundbite Central: Cartoons debate on HardTalk In September 2005, Denmark's Jyllands-Posten newspaper published a series of 12 cartoons which depicted the prophet Mohammed. The cartoons drew protests from Muslims in Denmark and in early 2006 these protests spread across the world. Stephen Sackur spoke to the culture editor of Jyllands-Posten and the local Imam who led the opposition to the publication. It was the first time these men had sat down and debated the issue in public. Tags: Denmark's Jyllands-Posten newspaper cartoons |
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Soundbite Central: George Galloway on HardTalk Both of Britain's main political parties supported the war in Iraq: neither advocates an immediate withdrawal of coalition forces. As a result much of the anger generated by the war has been harnessed by George Galloway. Expelled from the Labour Party after 35 years in politics he's been described as a man who glories in his ability to rub people up the wrong way faster than anyone else. He is now the leader of a new party -- Respect. Stephen Sackur asks what really motivates George Galloway. Tags: George Galloway Respect war in Iraq |
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