Voice of America covers Pakistani Bloggers


Voice of America did a one hour round table discussion calling in four different bloggers from across the world into a telephonic round table discussion

The guests were Adil Najam of Pakistaniat.com, Ramla Akhtar of Next> by Ramla blog, Hakim of micropakistan.org and wrapping up the talk with myself as the fourth speaker. The host was Murtaza Solangi, the hour long discussion was quite interesting with a wide range of topics being discussion from the blogging situation in Pakistan to censorship and also the impact of blogging in the CJP crisis

Hear the entire round table from Voice of America Urdu website or locally here

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Thats just so so interesting somehow :)

Good to hear you Awab (& other bloggers) I am really encouraged by such an interested exchange of ideas.

That’s encouraging. Local channels should focus in this stuff too.

It was great to hear you. I miss the urdu part of the dialogue from our blogs and your interview in urdu reminded me of that.

Teetmastro

Why did you remove my blog from bloggers.pk ?

it is working with good skills.

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