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Simon served for 23 years with the [[Royal Marines]] and was responsible for assisting in the development of media policy in the UK [[Ministry of Defence]]<ref> Albany Associates ''Simon Haselock'' [http://www.albanyassociates.com/simonhaselock.php]</ref>. | Simon served for 23 years with the [[Royal Marines]] and was responsible for assisting in the development of media policy in the UK [[Ministry of Defence]]<ref> Albany Associates ''Simon Haselock'' [http://www.albanyassociates.com/simonhaselock.php]</ref>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:26, 16 April 2008
Simon Haselock is co-founder and Director of Albany Associates and has been described as a pioneer in media intervention in post-conflict countries[1].
Simon was the Deputy High Representative for Media Affairs in the Office of The High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As Temporary Media Commissioner in Kosovo he was responsible for the regulation of both the print and broadcast media and also began the process of building the legal structure and ethical environment necessary for the new independent media in Kosovo. He then served as the Director of Public Information for the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK)[2].
Prior to co-founding Albany, Simon was the Head of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office's Media Development and Regulatory Advisory Team in Iraq where he was responsible for establishing an Iraqi National Communications and Media Commission[3].
Simon served for 23 years with the Royal Marines and was responsible for assisting in the development of media policy in the UK Ministry of Defence[4].
