Monday, October 31, 2005
"'05 Proving To Be Worst Newspaper Year Since Recession"
"'05 Proving To Be Worst Newspaper Year Since Recession"
Friday, October 28, 2005
"28-year-old's drive to bring Iraq home to readers earns recognition"
"28-year-old's drive to bring Iraq home to readers earns recognition"
"Multilingualism for Cultural Diversity and Participation of All in Cyberspace"
"Multilingualism for Cultural Diversity and Participation of All in Cyberspace"
"Wireless Communication and Development: A Global Perspective"
"Wireless Communication and Development: A Global Perspective"
Thursday, October 27, 2005
"Sorrell sees media industry 'panic' over Internet"
"Sorrell sees media industry 'panic' over Internet"
"Human Rights Watch Honors Iranian Journalist and Blogger"
"Human Rights Watch Honors Iranian Journalist and Blogger"
"Bill Gates: dans cinq ans, '40 a 50% des gens liront la presse en ligne'"
"Bill Gates: dans cinq ans, '40 a 50% des gens liront la presse en ligne'"
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
"Press freedom in Europe means welcoming exiled journalists, says MediaWise Report "
"Press freedom in Europe means welcoming exiled journalists, says MediaWise Report "
"Foreigners' hotels in Baghdad target of 3 blasts"
"Foreigners' hotels in Baghdad target of 3 blasts"
Monday, October 24, 2005
"Debate Over Judith Miller, 'New York Times' Deepens"
"Debate Over Judith Miller, 'New York Times' Deepens"
"Military Reporters Group Seeks More Involvement in Embedding Process"
"Military Reporters Group Seeks More Involvement in Embedding Process"
"Publishers Must Innovate or Risk Becoming Obsolete"
"Publishers Must Innovate or Risk Becoming Obsolete"
"'Mercury News' Drops Foreign Language Publications"
"'Mercury News' Drops Foreign Language Publications"
"Developing nations spur hike to ad spend forecast"
"Developing nations spur hike to ad spend forecast"
Sunday, October 23, 2005
"Journalist Convicted of Blasphemy in Afghanistan"
"Journalist Convicted of Blasphemy in Afghanistan"
Saturday, October 22, 2005
"Debate, news and resources for journalists creating a fairer information society."
"Debate, news and resources for journalists creating a fairer information society."
Friday, October 21, 2005
"Journalist: U.S. Soldiers Burned Taliban Bodies on Orders"
"Journalist: U.S. Soldiers Burned Taliban Bodies on Orders"
"'Gunmen surrounded us, firing into the windscreen. The dreaded moment had arrived: kidnap' "
"'Gunmen surrounded us, firing into the windscreen. The dreaded moment had arrived: kidnap' "
Thursday, October 20, 2005
"Guardian reporter freed in Baghdad; Iraqi journalist killed"
"Guardian reporter freed in Baghdad; Iraqi journalist killed"
"UN opens access to earthquake shots - relief workers applaud release of satellite imagery"
"UN opens access to earthquake shots - relief workers applaud release of satellite imagery"
"OSCE Mission holds conference on Internet and information technology in Skopje"
"OSCE Mission holds conference on Internet and information technology in Skopje"
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
"Wall Street Journal ties with The Times for online content deal"
"Wall Street Journal ties with The Times for online content deal"
Monday, October 17, 2005
"New Yorker staff skips Dubuque, heads to Iowa City"
"New Yorker staff skips Dubuque, heads to Iowa City"d
The article includes this exchange:
"Q. What is it about Iraq that the American media isn't reporting?
A. It's not that they're not reporting it. I read the Times, the Post, the newsweeklies, the monthly magazines, and there's a lot of information. The biggest problem reporting in Iraq is you can't talk to Iraqis without putting yourself and them at risk. You can't walk the streets or go to a restaurant or go to someone's home. So inevitably the point of view of the Iraqis starts to disappear in stories. Honest journalists say they don't know what's going on with Iraqis in this stage of the war. So many parts of Iraq journalists just can't go. Every journalist has the nightmare of kidnapping in the back of his mind."
The article includes this exchange:
"Q. What is it about Iraq that the American media isn't reporting?
A. It's not that they're not reporting it. I read the Times, the Post, the newsweeklies, the monthly magazines, and there's a lot of information. The biggest problem reporting in Iraq is you can't talk to Iraqis without putting yourself and them at risk. You can't walk the streets or go to a restaurant or go to someone's home. So inevitably the point of view of the Iraqis starts to disappear in stories. Honest journalists say they don't know what's going on with Iraqis in this stage of the war. So many parts of Iraq journalists just can't go. Every journalist has the nightmare of kidnapping in the back of his mind."
"In Guatemala, where Mudslides Buried Towns and Cut Communications, Community Radio Provides Important Links"
"In Guatemala, where Mudslides Buried Towns and Cut Communications, Community Radio Provides Important Links"
"Magazine fills void as more Germans' marriages fall apart"
"Magazine fills void as more Germans' marriages fall apart"
"Cellphones bring dialogue and revenue to TV shows"
"Cellphones bring dialogue and revenue to TV shows"
Saturday, October 15, 2005
Friday, October 14, 2005
"U.N. Control of the Internet and Open Information"
"U.N. Control of the Internet and Open Information"
"Internet opens new frontier in radio programming"
"Internet opens new frontier in radio programming"
"Paper trumps pixels -- Yes, even newspapers have a future"
"Paper trumps pixels -- Yes, even newspapers have a future"
"OSCE holds workshop on threat posed by use of Internet by terrorists"
"OSCE holds workshop on threat posed by use of Internet by terrorists"
Thursday, October 13, 2005
"With the news industry at a crossroads, these 10 journalists could make a difference"
"With the news industry at a crossroads, these 10 journalists could make a difference"
"New York Times To Run Ads Over Some Edit Content"
"New York Times To Run Ads Over Some Edit Content"
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
"Pressure mounts for less secrecy in EU law-making"
"Pressure mounts for less secrecy in EU law-making"
"Andhra Pradesh Press Academy to digitise old newpapers and periodicals"
"Andhra Pradesh Press Academy to digitise old newpapers and periodicals"
"Sunshine Week 2006 Expands Push For Open Government"
"Sunshine Week 2006 Expands Push For Open Government"
"Reporters attacked while covering political dispute in Chinese village"
"Reporters attacked while covering political dispute in Chinese village"
Monday, October 10, 2005
"Al Gore hopes to 'democratize' TV with new channel"
"Al Gore hopes to 'democratize' TV with new channel"
"Frost joins list of Britons signing up for al-Jazeera"
"Frost joins list of Britons signing up for al-Jazeera"
Saturday, October 08, 2005
"Reporting Sides, But Not Truths?"
"Reporting Sides, But Not Truths?"
Gilbert CRANBERG, former editor of the Des Moines Register (USA), explains why he believes journalists have a responsibility to research assertions made, and reported, by politicians and others. Here is the short article he has written on the subject for the Columbia Journalism Review.
Gilbert CRANBERG, former editor of the Des Moines Register (USA), explains why he believes journalists have a responsibility to research assertions made, and reported, by politicians and others. Here is the short article he has written on the subject for the Columbia Journalism Review.
"Escaping the Google Spotlight"
"Escaping the Google Spotlight"
This NPR (USA) interview discusses how one can stay OUT of Google search results.
This NPR (USA) interview discusses how one can stay OUT of Google search results.
"Breaking America's grip on the net"
"Breaking America's grip on the net"
The US has enjoyed a dominant, if not controlling, role in the running of the global internet. This article from the Guardian (UK) suggests that the role may change dramatically in part as a result of the upcoming World Summit on the Information Society.
The US has enjoyed a dominant, if not controlling, role in the running of the global internet. This article from the Guardian (UK) suggests that the role may change dramatically in part as a result of the upcoming World Summit on the Information Society.
Friday, October 07, 2005
"How the New Yorker's Cartoon Bank extends the brand"
"How the New Yorker's Cartoon Bank extends the brand"
The Cartoon Bank licenses cartoons for use by publications and others. The service, which became a part of Conde Nast at some point after its founding in 1991, is doing very well.
The Cartoon Bank licenses cartoons for use by publications and others. The service, which became a part of Conde Nast at some point after its founding in 1991, is doing very well.
"Technorati founder says blog growth exploding"
"Technorati founder sees blog explosion"
The number of blogs may be increasing so fast that the number doubles every five months. That's 70,000 new blogs launched every day.
The number of blogs may be increasing so fast that the number doubles every five months. That's 70,000 new blogs launched every day.
Sun cuts foreign bureaus from 5 to 3
Sun cuts foreign bureaus from 5 to 3
The Baltimore, MD (USA) Sun newspaper has announced plans to close two of its five overseas bureaus - the ones in Beijing and London - for financial reasons.
The Baltimore, MD (USA) Sun newspaper has announced plans to close two of its five overseas bureaus - the ones in Beijing and London - for financial reasons.
WAN for Our Side, as World Cup Tries to Restrict Newspaper Coverage
WAN for Our Side, as World Cup Tries to Restrict Newspaper Coverage
The World Association of Newspapers is arguing against restrictions on newspaper coverage to be imposed by the World Cup in next year's competition.
The World Association of Newspapers is arguing against restrictions on newspaper coverage to be imposed by the World Cup in next year's competition.
Thursday, October 06, 2005
"Questions, Answers With Murrow's Colleague"
"Questions, Answers With Murrow's Colleague"
National Public Radio's (NPR) Daniel SCHORR talks about his old colleague, the late Edward R. MURROW. SCHORR continues to do regular commentaries on the NPR at age 89.
National Public Radio's (NPR) Daniel SCHORR talks about his old colleague, the late Edward R. MURROW. SCHORR continues to do regular commentaries on the NPR at age 89.
President Bush's Speech
President Bush's Speech
President BUSH said this today in a speech getting much attention in the US, and likely around the world:
"The militants are aided as well by elements of the Arab news media that incite hatred and anti-Semitism, that feed conspiracy theories and speak of so-called American war on Islam with seldom a word about American actions to protect Muslims in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Somalia, Kosovo, Kuwait and Iraq."
President BUSH said this today in a speech getting much attention in the US, and likely around the world:
"The militants are aided as well by elements of the Arab news media that incite hatred and anti-Semitism, that feed conspiracy theories and speak of so-called American war on Islam with seldom a word about American actions to protect Muslims in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Somalia, Kosovo, Kuwait and Iraq."
"Toni Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism Established at Columbia"
"Toni Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism Established at Columbia"
"Commitment, not cash, is key to investigative journalism"
"Commitment, not cash, is key to investigative journalism"
"Les clients de la television sur Internet pris en compte par Mediametrie"
"Les clients de la television sur Internet pris en compte par Mediametrie"
"Benoit XVI accorde la 1re interview televisee d'un pape dans l'histoire"
"Benoit XVI accorde la 1re interview televisee d'un pape dans l'histoire"
"L'AFP modernise sa plateforme de banque d'images"
"L'AFP modernise sa plateforme de banque d'images"
"La journaliste saoudienne auteur de 'Defiguree' prete a rester en France"
"La journaliste saoudienne auteur de 'Defiguree' prete a rester en France"
"Newspapers' transformation in the new media landscape"
"Newspapers' transformation in the new media landscape"
"Steve Case Developing Health portal; Buys Four Content Companies"
"Steve Case Developing Health portal; Buys Four Content Companies"
"Veteran Journalist Michael Getler Appointed First PBS Ombudsman"
"Veteran Journalist Michael Getler Appointed First PBS Ombudsman"
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
"CFII: report de la rencontre entre Villepin et le PDG de TF1"
"CFII: report de la rencontre entre Villepin et le PDG de TF1"
"L'Americain passe neuf heures par jour devant un media"
"L'Americain passe neuf heures par jour devant un media"
"Al-Arabiya s'inquiete pour l'un de ses reporters detenus en Irak"
"Al-Arabiya s'inquiete pour l'un de ses reporters detenus en Irak"
"Pink TV autorise par le CSA a diffuser certains programmes en clair"
"Pink TV autorise par le CSA a diffuser certains programmes en clair"
"UNESCO supports master plan for national press for Democratic Republic of Congo"
"UNESCO supports master plan for national press for Democratic Republic of Congo"
"UNESCO Media and Gender Chair established at Chinese University"
"UNESCO Media and Gender Chair established at Chinese University"
"European Union insists on international control of the Internet"
"European Union insists on international control of the Internet"
"Media's role in peace establishment lauded in Nepal"
"Media's role in peace establishment lauded in Nepal"
"Satellite earth station set up in Kenya to boost internet connectivity"
"Satellite earth station set up in Kenya to boost internet connectivity"
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine co-sponsors media forum
OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine co-sponsors media forum
"Judith Miller and the myth of the 'liberal media establishment'"
"Judith Miller and the myth of the 'liberal media establishment'"
"Editor of Afghan women's magazine held for blasphemy"
"Editor of Afghan women's magazine held for blasphemy"
"Time editor-in-chief to write book on anonymous sources"
"Time editor-in-chief to write book on anonymous sources"
"Chaine d'infos internationale: Villepin recoit le PDG de TF1 mardi"
"Chaine d'infos internationale: Villepin recoit le PDG de TF1 mardi"
Improvement of the economic situation of European television companies but the branch as a whole remains in deficit
Improvement of the economic situation of European television companies but the branch as a whole remains in deficit
Monday, October 03, 2005
"Media institute offers scholarship for Indian minorities"
"Media institute offers scholarship for Indian minorities"
"SABC says it plans to launch pan-African TV network"
"SABC says it plans to launch pan-African TV network"
"Women journalists get investigative training in Sana'a"
"Women journalists get investigative training in Sana'a"
"Center in Doha offers tailor-made journalism courses"
"Center in Doha offers tailor-made journalism courses"
"Conference for sports journalists to look at corruption"
"Conference for sports journalists to look at corruption"
"Globalization course open to journalists of developing countries"
"Globalization course open to journalists of developing countries"
In Amman, Media Activists from 100 Countries Converge for Ground-Breaking Conference on Media Development
In Amman, Media Activists from 100 Countries Converge for Ground-Breaking Conference on Media Development
Shooting of reporter in Iraq was justified, U.S. report says
Shooting of reporter in Iraq was justified, U.S. report says
"Information and globalization on agenda of intl forum in Hanoi"
"Information and globalization on agenda of intl forum in Hanoi"
"Most of Kingdom's Internet Users Aim for the Forbidden"
"Most of Kingdom's Internet Users Aim for the Forbidden"
Saturday, October 01, 2005
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