Great Britain

August 10, 2012

Kolumne London Eye Tageszeitung (Taz): London Eye: Hofnarr wird gewarnt – No More Jokes! Column / Commentary: Court’s Joker warned – No more jokes!

Diese Kolumne meiner Serie London Eye bezog sich auf Bürgermeister Boris Johnson, und erneuten Gerüchten, während der Olympiade, daß er Konkurrenz für David Cameron sei. www.taz.de/1/archiv/archiv/?dig=2012/08/10/a0171 “Vor genau vor 50 Jahren am 13 August 1964 hängte man den letzten Menschen in England auf. Aber im August 2012 hing in London kein Verurteilter, und gestorben ist
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August 3, 2012

Die Tageszeitung (TAZ): Die meisten Kunden sind Exzentriker (most customers are excentrics)

Bericht über die berühmten Londoner Taxifahrer zu Olympia Profile of two of London’s cabbies… (German) http://www.taz.de/Olympiataxifahrer-in-London/!98745/
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August 3, 2012

KolumneTageszeitung (TAZ): London Eye: Gold auf Oxford Street (Column / commentary Gold on Oxford St.)

Manche Londoner verzichten auf die besten Sonderangebote, die es seit langem gab. “Der Wiggan Effect…” I asked: “Is it Gold for Britain, on Gold at discount prices in your shopping back?” (German) www.taz.de/Kolumne-London-Eye/!98747/
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August 2, 2012

Kolumne London Eye (Tageszeitung TAZ) Lieber Rot als Britisch (column / commentary better red than British)

Ist britische Olympiaberichterstattung einseitig? Is British olympic reporting biased towards only one country Team GB (German article)? www.taz.de/1/archiv/digitaz/artikel/?ressort=hi&dig=2012%2F08%2F02%2Fa0161&cHash=21c24b713f
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June 30, 2012

A Better Way? What can food co-operatives offer in the Age of the Supermarket?

“A Better Way?” wants to examine the case for food co-ops in conversation with people knowledgeable in the field. Originally broadcasted on Londnon Resonance FM 104.4 Saturday 7th July 2012 12.00 – 13.00 Listen here: Audio Archive: Food Co-ops: A better Way? Producers Comments: This new piece for Resonance FM, London 104.4 is really a “re-cut,”
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June 1, 2006

Road Skills – Not Road Kills in Progression (June 2006)

An article about responsible motorbike riding, published first in this club paper of East London Advanced Motorists. A fuller more polished version appeared later in the national magazine RIDE. Road Skills – Not Road Kills
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December 5, 2001

Imperialism, Race and Resistance: Africa & Britain – Book Review 2001

A book review from 2001, for purposes of scope of interest. This review appeared in the BASA (Black and Asian Studies Association) Newsletter 29, January 2001 Race and Resistance (2001)
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November 16, 2000

Pirate Stations in London

transcript of broadcast in 2000 – all rights reserved (2009) A pirate radio station is a station that broadcasts without a governmental licence. Here is a first taste of real radio pirates, this the “Heartless Crew” on Mission FM: “….” Pirate stations in Britain have been around since the 1960’s, when the first pioneers broadcasted
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November 16, 1999

British Asian Music Scene

broadcasted in 1999 – full transcript follows, all rights reserved! THE BRITISH ASIAN MUSIC SCENE (Aug 1999) Feature Production / Cool DW Minidisk Manual: (1) Gwandyaa Music Track from Stereonations CDSR 465 (1999) (2) DZ/BA Feature: Length 5’50 IN: Great Britai.n OUT: Daniel Zylbersztain from London ______________________________________________________- Relatd Internetpages for Cool’s new WWW Link Site:
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November 1, 1998

Hey Jude, Jewish Socialist Winter 1998

Hey Jude was an article published in Winter 1998 in the Jewish Socialist. It spoke about the strange rites of multiculturalism, as well as notions of Englishness and Britishness. Amongst others it stated that one of the things lacking in Britain were language classes in Urdu for non Bengoli English people in local populations that had
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July 19, 1998

Refugee Athletes and Sports-people to Great Britain

(feature originally aired in 1998 on Cool, Deutsche Welle) Produced, presented and recorded by Daniel Zylbersztajn Listen Here In this feature I take a look at people who are refugees in Great Britain and who continue their sports career here.
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