Stephen MarshallBlackout in East Timor (1997)
Mainstream media claims that international coverage is expensive and difficult to produce. But in the case of East Timor, a country that experienced savage oppression at the hands of US-backed Indonesian military, there was an unacceptable blanket of silence sustained by our major news outlets. Is this simply a matter of budgetary limitations or are corporate-owned media just protecting their own.
Featuring Danny Schechter (MediaChannel), Noam Chomsky (MIT), Michael Parenti (Empire), Francis Cairncross (The Economist), plus ETAN's Joao dos Santos Rolo and Abe Barreto Soares
This item is part of the collection: News & Public Affairs
Director: Stephen Marshall
Producer: Paul McNulty, Joulie Wheler
Production Company: Channel Zero/Psychedigital
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Guerrilla News Network; Channel Zero; East Timor


