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Interview by Montreux Jazz TV
04.07.2014

48th Montreux Jazz Festival
July 4 - 19, 2014
http://www.montreuxjazz.com

In this panel, Hostwriter, an open network that helps journalists to easily collaborate across borders, will discuss the importance of bringing different voices to the table in a panel of global journalists focusing on the issue of unconscious bias and lack of diversity in today’s media. With almost 4,000 members in 135+ countries, Hostwriter sees first-hand the value of diversity in the field of journalism. However, the modern face of journalism does not reflect this. White, male, western voices still dominate and are often privileged over others, which means that we are not getting the whole story, or the most accurate one. Our panel of experienced speakers come to the field of journalism from different backgrounds and have seen first-hand how bias, discrimination, and “the view from nowhere” can shape news coverage for the worse. They'll discuss their insights into the problem and the solutions for creating a journalism that truly reflects society. Questions to be considered: 1) What visible and invisible barriers exist to prevent the field of journalism from being more diverse? 2) What experiences have our panelists had that have shed light on discrimination and stereotyping in journalism? 3) What is "the view from nowhere" and how do journalism schools/ programs reinforce a flawed concept of neutrality? 4) What is "parachute journalism" and how do migration laws impact cross-border journalism? 5) What steps must be taken to make journalism a truly inclusive, representative field that holds a mirror up to society? Organised in association with Hostwriter.
Con: Wafaa Al Badry (freelance journalist), Brigitte Alfter (director Arena for Journalism in Europe), Tabea Grzeszyk (co-founder and CEO Hostwriter), Qian Sun (freelance journalist)

BC’s 7th Annual Bass Coast Festival Announces Initial Lineup

Featuring headlining performances by:

ARDALAN, BASIC SOUL UNIT, DETROIT SWINDLE, DOCTOR JEEP, EPROM, G JONES, GRENIER, J. KENZO, J.PHLIP, JUSTIN MARTIN, KRIS WADSWORTH, OM UNIT, SABO, SAM BINGA, SINISTARR, SISTER CITY, ZEBRA KATZ and more…

British Columbia, Canada- February 28th, 2015- Bass Coast Festival is proud to announce its initial lineup for its 2015 event, which runs July 10-13, in Merritt, British Columbia. Bass Coast Festival offers an emerging and immersive multimedia experience to a diverse and vibrant community. The event’s 4 unique stages are high-tech art installations with world-class sound design by PK Sound.

The festival grounds, located in the majestic Nicola Valley, offer unparalleled natural beauty- a meandering river, shady forests and an expressive wide-open sky. Multimedia installation art, performance art and workshops round out the unforgettable Bass Coast experience. In order to maintain an intimate atmosphere, only 3000 tickets are available. Tickets are on sale now at www.basscoast.ca
Further lineup announcements are coming over the following weeks, but music fans can get acquainted with the first names added to Bass Coast Festival’s lineup: