Media@McGill’s event, Media, Politics and Protest Camps in the Occupy Social Movement, will be broadcast this month in a two-part series on Canal Savoir. The first episode is titled, “The Way I See It”, and features the keynote lecture delivered by Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges on the Occupy movement as a crucial revival of American popular resistance. “The Way I See It” will air on Canal Savoir on Tuesday, April 17, at 7:00 p.m. and Wednesday, April 18, at 2:00 p.m.
Media@McGill is proud to co-sponsor the Blue Metropolis International Literary Festival’s Writers in Peril Series for a fifth consecutive year. The Festival will be taking place from April 18 to April 23 at the Hotel Opus, 10 Sherbrooke West, in Montreal.
The writers participating in this year’s series come from a lively array of backgrounds, countries and experiences. Join us to hear them speak on subjects as far ranging as life as an intellectual in modern Cuba, the Arab Spring in Egypt, and narco-journalism in Columbia. For more information on tickets and the full program of the 14th Blue Met International Literary Festival, please visit: http://bluemetropolis.org/home/festival/
Update: An MP4 video recording of this event is now available. (~265 MB). You can download the file by right-clicking here to choose 'Save Link As...', or download it to your iOS device through our iTunes channel.
UPDATE: Audiovisual recording of M@M's Occupy event is now available for streaming and download. You can either watch the keynote and panel discussions, download the MP3 directly, or download the audio as a podcast from M@M's iTunes channel.
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