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National Geographic and the Syrian Embassy in Washington have fallen out over what reality really is in Syria.
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The 2008 Press Freedom Index compiled by Reporters Without Borders (RWB) shows that, in a report spanning 173 countries, most in this region ranked outside the top 100 in terms of press freedom.
Investigative journalism is alive and snooping in the Middle Eas
When coverage outpaces interest – can statistics show us when th
I’m working on some research on press coverage of Iran, wondering whether the heavy restrictions on international journalists reporting from within Iran led to a shift in journalistic practices, specifically a heavy reliance on citizen media.
How Social Media is Radically Changing the Newsroom
Leah Betancourt is the digital community manager at the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, Minn. She is @l3ahb3tan on Twitter.Foreign reporting in the digital age | Online Journalism Blog
There is very little that qualifies as better foreign reporting than a story by a Robert Kaplan or a Dan McDougall.
Listening to news executives talk about micropayments , Kindles , public subsidies , micropayments , collusion , blocking Google and anything else that might save their businesses, it occurs to me that they may have missed some developments in, ah, well, the past ten years. For those and anyone else who is interested, I offer the following primer on how things have changed. Any attempt to create a viable news operation needs to recognise and take advantage of these changes.
How the web changed the economics of news - in all media | Onlin
BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | Journey through terror
Having covered everything from the IRA to al-Qaeda in four decades of journalism, few people in Britain have spent as much time as the BBC's Peter Taylor with the people behind political violence. Here he reflects on some of his experiences. I first became aware of the word "terrorism" in 1970 when the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) blew up two aircraft at a remote airstrip in Jordan to try and secure the release of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli and other jails.The page you have requested is no longer available. If you have reached this page via a link from another Wired.com page, please use our feedback page to send a site fix request.
