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Zooming In
July 31, 2005
From PlayStation to NASCAR
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: Baseball scandals; a curious (and sort of sexy) Chinese woman; and family planning, Cold War-style.
Zooming In
July 18, 2005
Dog-Shit Girl and the Wave of the Future
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: Zero-dollar tours, citizen journalism, making keyrings at the Centre Against Racism, and more.
Zooming In
July 8, 2005
Justice for Pinochet, Rogue Builder, Kidnappers
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: Bangladesh's Sesame Street, a pimp state, fights in Ukraine's parliament, and more.
Zooming In
June 25, 2005
Zooming In 6/24
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: www.sell.bm, a Gaelic controversy, and some trouble for Japan's Peeping Toms.
Zooming In
June 19, 2005
Zooming In 6/19
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: Killer deer, controversial musicians, and an uninhibited soccer coach.
Food
June 14, 2005
Globalize Me
South of the equator, McDonald's marries its signature dishes with local flavor to form culinary masterpieces.
Zooming In
June 13, 2005
Zooming In 6/10
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: Planet Bollywood, the Swedish anti-Bikini Team, and a soccer match pits ski jumpers against actors.
Zooming In
June 2, 2005
Zooming In 6/2
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: Long-distance golf, panda diplomacy, and a giant Indian.
Zooming In
May 25, 2005
Zooming In 5-25
Gelf highlights overlooked coverage from local media around the world. In this edition: international reaction to the Newsweek scandal, a long-nose competition, and a toilet-themed restaurant.
Nature
May 23, 2005
A Primate Explosion
New monkey species are being discovered at a staggering rate. Here's why our long-lost cousins keep turning up.
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