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Tag Archives: Journalism
What is Wikileaks?
When Wikileaks unencrypted and published exclusive US military footage of American soldiers in an Apache helicopter gunning down 12 people in Baghdad – including two Reuters journalists – the organisation gained new viewers and international attention. Sree Sreenivasan, a digital … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Journalism
Tagged breaking news, CIA, Investigative reporting, Journalism, military, Norway, Sweden, Wikileaks
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My writing ability: Institutionalized?
J-school friend: i’d suggest giving your posts more of a personal voice. it can be a bit hoity-toity this is the future of journalism sounding Me: ok – yes, i am trying! i realize i’m not very comfortable doing that … Continue reading
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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Frontlines and deadlines
I am about halfway finished reading the book International News Reporting: Frontlines and Deadlines. The book explains a lot about how the news “works” (a lot of info I wish my media-bashing boyfriend would read!) and makes the case for … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged Al Jazeera, books, foreign reporting, Journalism, reporting, TV
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Track 9: Foreign leader visits White House; Track 10: Credit crisis impacts pet stores; Track 12: Local businessman gets DUI…
I read today that The New York Times is considering putting its content again behind a wall. Nearly all content at NYT.com has been free for nearly two years. I’d be disappointed for sure to see this happen. But would … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Journalism
Tagged business models, free, graphics, itunes, Journalism, micropayments, payment
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Covering minority groups in Europe: Needs fixers?
I heard Mehmet Koksal speak at the European Investigative Journalism Conference. He gave a great insight into what it takes to cover minority issues in Europe. I think these communities are truly harder to penetrate in Europe than in the … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged Brussels, EU, Journalism, journalism Europe Brussels EU fixers reporting sources, languages, local, minorities, reporting, Turkey
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