Explaining the Icesave referendum to David Frost
Friday night I appeared on David Frost’s programme ‘Frost over the world’ on al Jazeera in order to explain the referendum. You can watch it here.
Sigrún Davíðsdóttir's Icelog
Iceland pre-and post-collapse
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I'm an Icelandic journalist, broadcaster and writer based in London. I'm a correspondent for the Icelandic State Broadcaster, Rúv. I regularly comment on Icelandic current affairs in the UK media.
Since the collapse of the three Icelandic banks in October 2008 I’ve been trying to figure out what really happened and how the banks operated. That's what Icelog is about.
My latest book is a novel, Feimnismál, published in Iceland in 2006, a story of love and landscape.
I can be contacted at sd@uti.is
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