Monday, June 13, 2005
"Even pop culture must get a stamp of approval in China"
"Even pop culture must get a stamp of approval in China"
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- Time Magazine to Hand Over Reporter Notes
- "Global Voices Online"
- Cyber Dissidents
- In Iran, women are taking up the pen
- Alan Cowell: Letter from Britain
- A continent's success stories go unreported
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- Supreme Court Declines to Hear Reporters' Appeal i...
- OSCE Centre in Tashkent announces winners of journ...
- News business thrives in India
- The Newspaper of the Future
- Live 8 concerts could be world's largest broadcast
- Latin America Regional Meeting Promotes Inclusive ...
- Report about UNESCO conference St. Petersburg
- L'internet, m�dia favori des jeunes Europ�ens apr�...
- How The Economist made a million
- 8 key steps to magazine publishing success
- "Besieged Mexican Press Demand: 'Not One More'"
- EU Commissioner for Information Society address
- Thailand closes websites
- " BBC introduces new editorial guidelines"
- "OSCE media watchdog concerned about prison senten...
- "Merrill Brown Named National Director of Carnegie...
- "Cruising Toward a Tabloid Crackup - How Tom and K...
- "Drug Gang Killed Mexican Journalist"
- "One Day in Iraq: Media and comment"
- "NAA Mid-Year Media Review"
- "Vindication Nears for Reluctant Free-Speech Crusa...
- "Media industry poised to grow"
- Codes of conduct for journalists reporting on terr...
- Changes and Challenges at Cannes 2005
- "Some 9/11 Kin Want Freedom Museum Cancelled"
- "IMPACS Afghanistan"
- 22,000 entries at Cannes advertiisng festival
- International Advertising Festival
- "CPB Chairman's Emails Cite White House Role"
- "Two Iranian reformist newspapers banned"
- "Advertising and media redraw the lines"
- "This ad is aimed at a group of 8"
- "Japan Paper Runs Censored A-Bomb Stories"
- "Blogs lauded in 'freedom awards'"
- "What Is Google, Anyway?"
- "Court Upholds N.Y. State Ban on Courtroom Cameras"
- "Ouest-France premier depuis 30 ans"
- "The Daily Star to print soon in UAE"
- "At U.S. newspapers, news is nearly all bad in 2005"
- "Villepin: situation "tres dangereuse" pour les jo...
- "Chinese writer tests the power of his press"
- "Microsoft under fire for censoring China blogs"
- "Circulation Fraud at Tribune Papers Triggers Arre...
- "Journalists Bid Farewell to Fleet Street"
- "Journalism 101: The myth of objectivity"
- "US Weekly Will Ban Photos Taken in Reckless Manner"
- "Forget About Milk and Bread. Give Me Gossip!"
- "Even pop culture must get a stamp of approval in ...
- "National Press Club Selects 2005 Awards Winners"
- ‘The Oxford Consensus’ ‘The Struggle Over Internet...
- "Anger at Indian film smoking ban"
- "Iranian journalist Akbar Ganji said to have evade...
- "China to close unregistered domestic web sites"
- "Afghan suspect may face death in journalist murders"
- Legislation Aims to Stop Muni Wi-Fi
- Training a new wave of Afghan photographers
- More nursery school children going online in the US
- Layoffs at TV & radio museum in New York
- Chicago paper drops stock quotes
- A Bright Future for Newspapers says Washington Pos...
- Adult web sites to get '.xxx' internet addresses
- "What Teens Want" conference in New York
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- Drop the 'perverts', Turner tells CNN
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- Newspapers in the US turn to podcasting, the newes...
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- Newspaper war breaks out in Mumbai
- News holds up but Reuters is let down by research
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About Me
- Terry MAGUIRE
- Media/internet lawyer and advocate. Irish and US citizen (Chapel Hill, North Carolina). Thirty-five year career working with newspapers and other media to pursue opportunities and solve problems. Working on a center for the media of all the countries around the Mediterranean basin - the Mediterranean Media Center in Nice, France - and digital services addressing food in North Carolina. Member of the Washington, DC Bar.
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