As a grassroots initiative working from the ground up, we are always looking for media exposure and networking opportunities. If you are a member of the press and are interested in writing a story about the Tanzania Heritage Project and our project to digitize the Radio Tanzania archives, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@tanzaniaheritageproject.org.

A) Kibogoji by Shaaban Fundi, an educator, blogger, and consultant

Tagline: “Education, the Environment and Social Justice Discussions”

• http://kibogoji.com/2012/01/07/help-to-digitize-radio-tanzania-music-archives/#comment-857
• http://kibogoji.com/2012/01/13/radio-tanzania-reviving-the-forgotten-archives/

B) Kai Maembe’s Life in Dar blog

Tagline: “healthy planet, clean & healthy life!”

(Mobilize Tanzanians to become aware of Climate Change and increase Environmental Awareness)

• http://life-in-dar.com/2012/01/radio-tanzania-music-archives/

C) Tell Me About Africa blog by Scott Sloan

(A blog that recognizes the complexity of African culture, politics, and development, by highlighting the stories that the mainstream media ignores.)

• http://tellmeaboutafrica.tumblr.com/post/15506338258/radio-tanzania-a-heritage-project-needs-your-help

D) BombasticElement.org 

Tagline: “…blogging Africa’s modernity”

• http://www.bombasticelement.org/2012/01/crowdfund-these-kickstarter-projects.html

E) The Red and Black, article by Heidi Gholamhosseini

Tagline: “An independent student newspaper serving the University of Georgia community”

• http://redandblack.com/2012/01/14/alumna-looks-to-save-tanzanian-music-recordings/

F) Thingira announcement, Week of January 16

(Princeton University, center of African American Studies, newsletter)

• http://www.princeton.edu/africanamericanstudies/

G) The Citizen, Tanzania newspaper

Tagline: “It’s the content that counts”

• http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/magazines/26-thebeat/19045-alumna-keen-on-saving-tanzanian-music-recordings.html

H) Filtre News

Tagline: “Major Stories | Fresh Perspectives”

• http://www.filtrenews.com/2012/01/radio-tanzania-reviving-forgotten.html

I) New Earth Music Hall blog

(Athens, GA music venue blog used for promoting artists, music, and the community.)

• http://blog.newearthmusichall.com/?p=8696

J) Swahili Street blog by Peter Bofin

• http://swahilistreet.wordpress.com/2012/01/10/radio-tanzania-archives/

K) Develop Economies blog by Joshua Weinstein

Tagline: International Development, Foreign Policy, and Music

• http://developeconomies.com/travel-and-culture/crowdsourcing-funding-for-projects-in-africa/

L) Flagpole Magazine feature article

Tagline: The Colorbearer of Athens, Georgia

• http://flagpole.com/news/2012/jan/25/reviving-radio-tanzania-archives/

M) Roxwell.com

Tagline: Free Rock, Metal, Indie, and Alternative Music Videos on Roxwell – The King of Internet Rock Videos

• http://www.roxwel.com/news/radio-tanzania:-reviving-the-forgotten-archives.html

N) Blastro.com

• http://www.blastro.com/news/radio-tanzania:-reviving-the-forgotten-archives.html

O) The Beginner article by Kate Suttle

Tagline: Business Analysis, Original Opinions, Curious Facts & Interviews

• http://www.thebeginner.eu/economy/all-in-finance/712-internet-capital-sourcing-model-gives-hope-to-small-businesses

P) Will Work For Music blog post by Kerry Tallarico

Tagline: Shimon Presents: Promotions, Grass Roots Marketing, Event Management

• http://willworkformusic.tumblr.com/post/16773391882/get-global-with-radio-tanzania?ref=nf

Q) The Daily GOOD article by Zak Stone

(GOOD is the global association of individuals, businesses, and nonprofits powering what works.)

• http://www.good.is/post/preserving-tanzania-s-cultural-treasures/

R) “Saving Tanzania’s Musical Heritage” by Jonathan Kalan for the Global Post

Tagline: Innovative project to digitize historic music and speeches from reel-to-reel tapes

• http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/africa/120215/tanzania-music-history-Radio-Tanzania-archives

S) “Traditional Tanzanian Music Falls in Popularity but Demands Preservation” by Hilary Heuler for The Christian Science Monitor

• http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Global-News/2012/0323/Traditional-Tanzanian-music-falls-in-popularity-but-demands-preservation

T) “Saving the Music that Saved My Life” by Rebecca Corey for the Everyday Ambassador website

• http://everydayambassador.org/2012/05/14/saving-the-music-that-saved-my-life/

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