Welcome to Inside Source #1, our regular audio journal on the events and people making the news in the Sourcefabric community.

This week we'll travel to Belarus to get the inside story on the Revolution Through Social Networks movement. Is it simply playful protest or is this the beginning of the end for Lukashenko's era?

We'll also stop in at El Periodico, a newspaper in Guatemala, to look at the dangers of something most journalists take for granted – putting their name to a story.

Finally, we end up in Dakar, Senegal for a report on the economic empowerment offered to women through microfinance.

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Inside Source #1: Belarus's silent revolution

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As Preslav Literary School, Adam Thomas makes live tape collages using sounds drawn from an ever-growing archive of self-generated or discovered outsider noise, found sound and spoken word cassettes. A process of transference, overdubbing and live manipulation reworks these source materials into compelling, ambient broadcasts. Adam has released three albums, numerous live CDrs and played at venues and festivals throughout Europe.