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From 12 December 2011, day to day responsibility for the core activities of the farmsubsidy.org project will transfer from EU Transparency , based in the UK, to the European Fund for Investigative Journalism , a project of the Pascal Decroos Fund , a foundation based in Belgium. The project will benefit from financial support from the Open Society Foundation worth €78,000 over two years.
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3/23: David Mark, Senior Editor, POLITICO, briefs at the Washington Foreign Press Center on "The Role of the Media in U.S. Elections." Full Text» Video» 3/21: Michael A.
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Foreign correspondents can contact this organization in emergencies or to learn about risks in specific countries. CPJ investigates attacks on journalists. Promotes the professional interests of journalists working in Australia and the South Pacific, as well as Australians working in other countries. Other organizations that use the FCA name but are not necessarily affiliated with one another are in east Africa , Singapore , the Philippines , and South Africa . Sweden has the Professional Foreign Correspondents Association . A group of clubs for foreign journalists in several Asian countries.
Nearly 100 Fantastic Pieces of Journalism - Conor Friedersdorf - Entertainment - The Atlantic
Awards season in journalism is almost over: David Brooks has long since handed out the Sidneys , the Pulitzer Prizes have been issued , and the National Magazine Award finalists find out who won next week. Throughout 2010, I kept my own running list of exceptional nonfiction for the Best of Journalism newsletter I publish. The result is my third annual Best Of Journalism Awards - America's only nonfiction writing prize judged entirely by me. I couldn't read every worthy piece published last year.« L’armée attaque Deir Ezzour ». On peut dire que L’Express , sur son site, maintient la pression et la tension sur son lectorat, au moins autant que sur le gouvernement syrien. Les forces syriennes se sont en effet déployées autour de la ville de l’est, non loin de la frontière irakienne, et ont entrepris d’y rétablir l’ordre : des opposants ont dressé des barricades dans la ville et, comme tout le monde le sait, sauf apparemment les grands médias du type L’Express , certains de ces opposants sont armés. Il nous faut d’ailleurs rappeler, puisque notre « confrère » ne le fait pas, que les chefs de tribus de la région de Deir (1) avaient par le biais d’un communiqué, et aussi d’une délégation reçue à Damas, demandé aux autorités de rétablir l’ordre à Deir Ezzor. Radio France International s’est d’ailleurs – quand même – fait l’écho, dimanche 7 août, de cette démarche : si les représentants traditionnels de la population en appellent à l’armée, c’est bien qu’il y a problème, non ?
SYRIE / A Deir Ezzor, L’Express nous refait le coup de Hama - Vilistia sur LePost.fr (15:00)
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