Eamon Martin
Eamon Martin is Executive Director of The Global Report, a unique multimedia nonprofit news organization he has supervised and developed for over ten years. A veteran independent media activist, Mr. Martin has dedicated his life to advancing and advocating for greater public access to social and environmental education.
Following his education in Sociology at the State University of New York at New Paltz, Mr. Martin lived in Costa Rica where he created programming for United Nations affiliate station Radio For Peace International. He then moved to Asheville, NC to help create and oversee The Global Report, an award-winning newspaper, website, television and radio program focusing on under-reported news from around the world. The Global Report’s mission is to provide a mosaic of crucial information concerning the public’s health and welfare, based on the belief that a free exchange of information is necessary to organize for social change.
Mr. Martin‘s work has been published in numerous newspapers, magazines and websites. In 2004, he shared a Project Censored award with The Nation and Global Outlook for exposing treaty-busting by the United States.
He can be seen every week on national satellite television co-anchoring The Global Report for Free Speech TV on the Dish network.
Presentation
A battle that is being waged for our hearts and minds has escalated in the past year. We are witnessing the collapse of the very foundations of the venerated canons of journalism (ie. newsprint) and its subsequent folding into new media technologies (blogs, social networking sites, Twitter feeds). This fruition of a post-modern mediascape in which the lines between advertising, journalism and public relations have become blurred beyond distinction presents both challenges and opportunities for social change media. Mr. Martin will provide an overview of the present situation and its possible implications for advocacy media.
GC Florida 2009 Speakers
- All Speakers
- John Adams
- Matt Bauer
- Marty Black
- Mary Anne Bowie
- David Bracciano
- Ian Bryan
- Josiah Cain
- Dr. Penelope Canan
- Janice Canterbury
- Robin Cape
- Tim Center
- Steve Cochran
- Victoria Colangelo
- Senator Lee Constantine
- Dea Corns
- Jaime Correa
- Mayor Richard Crotty
- Lori Cunniff
- Paul D'Arelli
- Jerry Daigle
- Michael Dobson
- Mayor Buddy Dyer
- Larry Eisenberg
- Eric Corey Freed
- Gil Friend
- Terry Gips
- Susan Glickman
- Peter Goren
- Alisa Gravitz
- Charlie Hemmeline
- Alex Hinds
- Mike Italiano
- Jeff Jones
- Dr. Pierce Jones
- Walter Kulash
- Dr. Jennifer Languell
- Ken LaRoe
- Phil Laurien
- Mickey Lee
- Sunny Lewis
- John Lushetsky
- Georgia Malki
- Joseph B. Malki
- Eamon Martin
- Kathy Baughman McLeod
- Marty Mesh
- Trish Michaels
- Tom Mueller
- Dr. Brian Nattrass
- Steve Nicholas
- Dr. Demitri Nikitin
- Devesh Nirmul
- Cody Nystrom
- Katie Porta
- Colin Read
- Jerome Ringo
- Jordanna Rubin
- Jamie Schlinkmann
- David Smith
- Shannon Staub
- Jennifer Szaro
- Walt Thomson
- Robert Van Der Like
- Michael Wallander
- Michael Whelchel
- Jim Yawn
- Marci Zaroff
GC Florida 2009
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