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Sam Wild’s webspace

September 11, 2007

A man at ease with himself ... and the world!

 

 

 

 
Welcome to my webspace. You can find examples of my journalistic work below. I live and work in Hong Kong.

Feel free to drop me an email.

Some of the newspaper / magazine articles I have written are listed here:

  • Tages Zeitung article on gentrification in Washington DC and Beijing (in German, April 2008, PDF)
  • Tages Zeitung article on ‘bomb-proof Britain’ (in German, February 2008, weblink)
  • Tages Zeitung article on crowd-funding (in German, January 2008, weblink)
  • BBC Wildlife Magazine article on melting glaciers (in English, August 2005, PDF)
  • BBC Wildlife Magazine article on the natural return of wolves to Switzerland (in English, September 2004, PDF)
  • Article in The Independent on air quality in the London Underground (in English, July 2001, PDF)
  • Article in The Independent on anti-World Bank protests in Prague (in English, September 2000, PDF)
  • Limb by Limb Magazine article on anti-WTO protests (in English November 1999, PDF)
  • I have been involved in making a few films (video news and documentary) and they can be viewed here:

  • AFP Video wire service story on a man’s tiny flat converted into a ‘23-room palace’ (March 2009, 2 mins)
  • AFP Video wire service story on ‘Sleep Pods’ in the city (October 2008, 2 mins)
  • The First River. WWF Switzerland-funded film on the threats facing the Tagliamento river in North East Italy. (September 2007, 21 mins)
  • On The Tracks Of The Wolf. Self-funded film on the natural return of wolves to Switzerland (September 2005, 31 mins)
  • Genova Red Zone. Body Shop Foundation / Channel 4-funded film on the anti-G8 protests which disrupted the July 2001 event (July 2002, 21 mins)
  • Some of my photos can be viewed here (all JPEGs):

  • Anti-World Bank sticker on Prague Metro (Czech Republic, 2000)
  • Anti-WTO protests, Seattle (USA, 1999)
  • Aboriginal children (Broome, Australia, 1997)
  • Road workers (Hong Kong, 1996)
  • Buddhas in Bangkok (Thailand, 1995)