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世界空间计划将通过卫星和数字技术来帮助南方的人民取得“信息的民主化”。“‘世界空间’令人感兴趣的地方在于他们知道怎样推销自己,”法国国际广播电台(RFI)台长阿诺德·利塔尔第充满热情。他的态度和这个计划的创始人诺阿·萨马拉的近乎传教士般的热诚和顽强精神如出一辙。“你不可能一口就把一头大象吃掉,”萨马拉开玩笑说。这位41岁的美国穆斯林是苏丹和埃塞俄比亚人的后裔。“你得一点一点地吃。”在过去的7年里,他正是这样不知疲倦地工作着,试图建立起一个依靠环绕地球的卫星来发射信号的数字广播网。这是一项庞大的计划,看起来和他的商业本能以及
The World Space Program will help people in the South achieve “democratization of information” through satellite and digital technologies. “What is interesting about WorldSpace is that they know how to sell themselves,” said Arnold Lithal, director of the French International Radio Station (RFI), with enthusiasm. His attitude is almost the same as missionary enthusiasm and tenacity of Noah Samara, the founder of the project. “You can not eat an elephant,” Samala joked. The 41-year-old American Muslim is a descendant of Sudanese and Ethiopians. “You have to eat a little bit.” He has worked tirelessly for the past seven years in an attempt to build a digital radio network that relies on satellites orbiting the Earth to transmit signals. This is a huge plan that looks and feels like his business as well