Heterotopias

What do African bloggers think of Live 8?(from Alter.net)

"Kenyan blogger behind Thinker’s Room isn’t just skeptical about Live 8 - he’s skeptical about Bob Geldolf...In his post 'Live Aid? Please!', Thinker raises two major concerns about the concert: Will it have any impact? and Where are the Africans?"

"Sokari Ekine of Black Looks weighs in with a roundup of Live 8 skepticism in a post titled “Live 8419″. The title is a shout out to Chukwu-Emeka Chikezie of AFFORD, writing in Pambazuka, who proposes a festival to celebrate the aid Africa gives the North: natural resources at fire-sale prices, skilled health professionals who leave Africa to work abroad, and a market for subsidized agricultural goods."

"Ethiopundit wishes Live 8 focused more on legitimate governments and fair elections as it did on aid...But s/he’s at least as concerned about Sir Bob’s decision to leave the Spice Girls off the program in favor of more 'serious' artists like Destiny’s Child, Duran Duran and A-ha, titling [the] post 'Geldolf vs. Girl

以及刻錄事的时间到了：G8-Make Poverty History以及香港七一的整理。

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既然無能外於資本主義，既然有人思考搖滾樂是否可能改變世界，那Technorati Live8 這個活動值得一提：聚集足夠的聲音，讓G8的領袖們想想第三世界的貧窮與外債問題。現在，tag終於在某種程度上可以形成無序但有壓力的聲音了，首頁上U2的圖像把搖滾樂可能偏離西方強權的機會拉高了些，雖然與資本主義的合作又密切了些。

按其首頁活動的說明，我簡摘如下：

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