In the developed world, radio is a more or less dying medium. In the age of iPods, who needs to switch on a radio to listen to music? Much less to listen to political talk, which you get anywhere from your local newspaper (preferably online) to cable television (also online, of course). Nevertheless, radio has a curious position in the political realm, in particular in developing countries, and to some extent also in the Western world.
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We welcome our newest guest blogger, Laura Neuman, the Assistant Director for the Americas Program at The Carter Center.
Paolo Mefalopulos is a Senior Communication Officer in the Development Communication Division of the World Bank.



