Brian Maloney is trying to organize an effort to help Radio Dijla get back on the air after a devastating al-Qaeda attack:

Radio Dijla featured something unique and worth fighting for in Iraq: citizens of every faith and background speaking out, including male and female presenters as well as the establishment of commercial media enterprises not affiliated with the government. Last Thursday, however, al-Qaeda attacked the station, killing and injuring staffers. Then, over the weekend, the facility was torched. Now, it is completely off the air and could be gone for good if nothing is done. […] An email to Radio Dijla’s founder has not yet been returned, but when it is, this site will provide an update. In addition, this site has already begun to ask individual talk hosts to help with this effort. In the meantime, your Radio Equalizer requests that hosts, bloggers and fans spread the word about what happened to Radio Dijla. And in the coming days, we will provide a more detailed idea about what can be done to speed up its return to the airwaves.