Comments on: What is ailing Kenyan journalism Part III?

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By: Jon

Jon — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 03:51:31 +0000

The attacks on Julia Dimon’s character and intentions on this site are outlandish. In her own words (taken from the following link: http://www.bravenewtraveler.com/2006/12/10/road-warrior-becomes-globally-aware/)
“My trip has given me a deeper understanding of what’s going on in the world and where I fit within it.

Now when I read the newspaper, I feel a connection to the stories being covered. I’ve been there, seen the country, met the people and know, first hand, that “they” are just like us. The similarities between nations and across cultures far outweigh the differences.

With new understanding of world events comes new frustration. In print and TV, important news features seem increasingly overshadowed by celebrity gossip. Why do the extra-marital affairs of Tie Dome get more media attention than rebel violence in DR Congo?

It’s frustrating to see that mainstream media isn’t enlightening, it’s sensationalizing and dumbing-down. After witnessing extreme poverty, homelessness and child labor, I’m finding it awkward adjusting to a society that reads People magazine and watches shows like “Deal or No Deal.”

Clearly you guys were a little off target in attacking her character because she didn’t enjoy a few insects while camping. I think you owe her an apology.

By: Olenna

Olenna — Wed, 19 Jul 2006 22:12:20 +0000

I’m coming upon these postings a little late but I would still like to express my shock at the character assassination of Julia Dimon. I am astounded that such well-written people are taking low blows such as name-calling and accusations of racism. Julia is clearly a young journalist trying to open the door for tourism to different places. I hope that you tried to follow her other articles, as you will see that she is not you typical European Vacation “bimbo”. You judge too quickly and come across as callus and jaded. Please try to follow what Robert Nesta Marley tried to teach us, “Judge not, before you judge yourself”.
If you are still perturbed by what she has written, I hope that you have been courageous enough to answer her emails or provide her with suggestion rather than seethe in anger and loathing. As for what Davidson wrote, I encourage you to write the political piece you desire and present it to the Editor of a newspaper. If you have done so and have been turned down, then it is unfortunate but, if this is a mere observation and how you wish your travel section to be written then I’m sorry, I really don’t think an editor will have time to respond to whining.

By: Derek

Derek — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 15:48:56 +0000

You guys are attacking the wrong type of journalism… this is travel journalism and not a social/political editor’s comments. I think it’s BS that you can through out such terms as bigot defining a person on such a narrow bases for opinion. Your completely out of context and your opinions reflect your lack of scope for the world around you. Julia’s articles promote awareness that these places are safe to travel to.. ie: people travel to northern ontario inspite of the bugs, snakes and dangers. If you want Africa to survive and flourish you should not be attacking travel writers. I think that you should apologize to Julia and focus your attention and effort on something more positive like aid to African Countries through the Canadian government.