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Games, Photos and Film: Using Media for Diplomacy
Oct 31, 2014
This week's headlines highlighted media such as film, photography, and gaming as a powerful tool to reach international audiences. Various nations are using these forms of media to inspire democracy, bring in tourism, and contribute to international development.
More:
- War Reporter-Turned Movie Maker Turns Camera on Egyptian Slums – Al Arabiya
- Israel Goes Anime to Promote Tourism from Japan – Jerusalem Post
- These Photos Of Tunisians Voting Are Inspiring Democracy Activists Across The Arab World – Buzzfeed
- Gazans 'Liberate Palestine' in New Computer Game – Haaretz
- The Big Picture: How Film Can Fuel Development - The Guardian
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