Wednesday, March 30, 2011
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Al Jazeera English: Live Stream - Watch Now - Al Jazeera English
Al Jazeera English: Live Stream - Watch Now - Al Jazeera English
Al Jazeera has been suffering interference on its Arabsat satellite frequency. During jamming Al Jazeera English can be watched on Hotbird 13E Frequency: 11034 Vertical FEC: 3/4 Symbol rate: 27500; on Badr4/Eurobird 2 (26East) Frequency: 11680.8 Horizontal; SR: 27.5: FEC: 3/4; and on Nilesat/ Atlantic Bird4A (7West) Frequency: 11393 Vertical; SR:27.5; FEC: 3/4. Al Jazeera Arabic can be watched on Nilesat 7W Frequency: 11555 Vertical FEC: 3/4 Symbol rate: 27500.
Al Jazeera has been suffering interference on its Arabsat satellite frequency. During jamming Al Jazeera English can be watched on Hotbird 13E Frequency: 11034 Vertical FEC: 3/4 Symbol rate: 27500; on Badr4/Eurobird 2 (26East) Frequency: 11680.8 Horizontal; SR: 27.5: FEC: 3/4; and on Nilesat/ Atlantic Bird4A (7West) Frequency: 11393 Vertical; SR:27.5; FEC: 3/4. Al Jazeera Arabic can be watched on Nilesat 7W Frequency: 11555 Vertical FEC: 3/4 Symbol rate: 27500.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Frontline Tehranbureau Iran-live-blog from Josh Shahryar v PBS
Iran Updates 10 Esfand / March 1
by Josh Shahryar, Homylafayette, Dan Geist, Tehran Bureau Staff, and Correspondents
01 Mar 2011 07:51
Iran Standard Time (IRST), GMT+3:30
11:40 p.m. A Tehran resident tells Tehran Bureau:
I wandered on down to Vanak, shopping in hand, the place was teeming with security on all corners of the square, plenty of plain-clothed police, some of whom sat in cars around the square. I'd not seen this before, that many parked cars occupying the now unused end strip of the bus lane. At first I thought they were cars claimed due to sounding of the horn, but upon a second pass there were people that sat within them. Read more...
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Tunisia PM Mohammed Ghannouchi resigns amid protests
27 February 2011 Last updated at 15:13 ET
Tunisian Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi has announced on state TV that he is resigning, a key demand of demonstrators who have again taken to the streets in recent days.
At least three people were killed in clashes between hundreds of protesters and security forces in Tunis on Saturday.
Mr Ghannouchi is seen as being too close to former President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, who was toppled in an uprising last month.
Karen Zarindast reports.
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Tunisian PM resigns over protests
Tunisian Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi has announced on state TV that he is resigning, a key demand of demonstrators who have again taken to the streets in recent days.
At least three people were killed in clashes between hundreds of protesters and security forces in Tunis on Saturday.
Mr Ghannouchi is seen as being too close to former President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, who was toppled in an uprising last month.
Karen Zarindast reports.
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Tunisian PM resigns over protests
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
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