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Big day for journalists + jail
Bill Clinton 2, Kim Jong Il 0. The former American president is landing in California right now after securing the release of CurrentTV reporters Laura Ling and Euna Lee. The duo was arrested in March and subsequently sentenced to 12 … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged Bill Clinton, China, CurrentTV, Iran, Niger, North Korea, reporters, Russia, threats
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Roxana’s release prompts tempered enthusiasm
I am happy to see Roxana Saberi freed after spending four months in jail accused of spying for the United States. Her case was frightening for so many reasons. It would have been awful to see Iran sentence her to … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, video
Tagged freedom, intimidation, Iran, Mexico, saftey, violence, Zimbabwe
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Iran video
Knowing that my video journalism skills are not yet award-winning, I volunteered to make this video for the Monterey Bay Chapter of the United Nations Association. It was good practice, plus a good chance to watch Rick Steves’ travel documentary … Continue reading
Linked Out (Update: Now, without faces)
A few days ago I read a Global Voices Advocacy post that has really been bothering me. The post talks about users in Syria who have been indicating lately that their Linked In profiles are inaccessible in Syria. One user … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Journalism
Tagged censorship, Cuba, government, Iran, laws, Linked In, North Korea, policies, Sudan, Syria
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Journalism education: Don’t leave home without it?
Right now on my alumni e-mail listserve from university a discussion is raging about whether or not to encourage young people to attend journalism schools. It started with a posting of this TechCrunch article, which argues not against practicing journalism, … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged Africa, discussion, education, Iran, Journalism, Russia, TechCrunch, theory
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