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India bypasses the wires to bring Wi-Fi to its remote residents
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- Unanimous Calif. Assembly Vote Urges Federal Shiel...
- Cambodia Court Nixes Journalist's Appeal
- Secrecy Veils China's Jailing of a Journalist
- A Mixed Bag in Williams' Blog
- A Self-Proclaimed Coward Goes to War
- 'USA Today' Cuts Use of Anonymous Sources
- Journalists' group Iraq media death probe
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- Mexico Puts Government Funds Behind Movies
- 1 Dead in Sri Lanka Newspaper Office Blast
- Iraq Worse Than Vietnam -- in Number of Journalist...
- Testing Beijing's Limits
- Technician for News Agency Is Killed in Baghdad Gu...
- First Amendment Project holds auction for those wh...
- AP Explains Its Iraq Coverage With a New FAQ
- US: 51% of journalists use blogs
- How journalists use blogs
- Journalism's fear and loathing of blogs
- India bypasses the wires to bring Wi-Fi to its rem...
- Film directors and writers call for release of jai...
- Conde Nast to Launch a Business Group; WSJ's Lipma...
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- Loading Up on Penguin Classics
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- Internet was strong forum for French 'no' vote
- Poll: Military, media fell short on Iraq
- Reuters calls for release of Iraqi cameraman
- Metro freesheet inches closer
- Netherlands: NRC Handelsblad to launch NRC.next, a...
- Newspaper cos make a splash
- EUROS KEEP IT BIG
- Draft Iraqi constitution
- Egypt - State press biased, says opposition
- Timberlake accepts libel damages
- Old Problems Persist in New Draft of Iraq Constitu...
- N.Y. Times Corp. Launches Paper for Black Readers
- Cox's Robbins working toward wireless legacy
- Chad Sends a Fourth Journalist to Prison
- The Orange Revolution, Six Months Later
- Google Earth and terrorists
- Croatia: The 15.000th edition of Vecernji list
- Newspaper Tax
- Why the New Yorker is right on Target
- Box Scores and Bylines
- Newsweeklies slip at the newsstand
- Utah Station Refuses to Air Anti-War Ad
- Hungering for Reform in Iran
- Database tracks defamation laws in 55 countries
- Investigative journalism institute on the cards in...
- Media conference in Nigeria to look at importance ...
- Iraqi journalists establish a local NGO concerned ...
- Towards Democracy in Iraq
- Rwanda: US$220,000 for Tunis WSIS Summit
- 41st edition of International Cinema Festival star...
- Iranian dissident 'ends protest'
- Muslim Group Slams BBC Portrayal of Islam
- Saddam's daughter to launch TV channel
- GrayLady.com: New York Times explodes wall between...
- Nielsen, Networks Face Changing Times
- Focusing on Customers with Smart Ads
- Covering oil: a reporter’s guide to energy and dev...
- Akamai will track usage of Net news
- Media's quest for diversity fades
- Slate's Middlebrow: Target Targets 'New Yorker' Re...
- Convicted, But Free, in Armenia
- CBC Negotiations
- Big-Name Journalists Spar Over Sources at NYC Gath...
- Time Inc. Acquires Grupo Editorial Expansion
- The Post Backs Off
- Online Gambling, Illegal in U.S., Attracting Millions
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- Charged Uganda radio host 'sorry'
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- Image Agency of Favelas
- Google Halts Scanning of Copyrighted Books
- 'Citizen Journalists' at the Point of Breaking News
- Vigilance rises to take on fake news
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- Nigeria: Abuja Vendors' Strike Cripples Newspapers...
- Guangdong launches "cellphone newspaper"
- Blog readers young and well off
- "Le Petit Prince" translated into Berber language
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- Activist: Jailing Reporters a Bad Example
- U.S. withdraws subpoena for Posada interview tape
- The key to successful publishing
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- HarperCollins Taps SMS to Promote Children's Novels
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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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