12 febrero, 2014
por Felipe Sahagún
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Foreign Policy ✔ @ForeignPolicy Some background for #FrontlinePBS chat on ‘Syria’s Second Front’ @RoyGutmanMcC‘s coverage of Syria can be read here http://to.pbs.org/1iPkTqp 7:05 PM – 12 Feb 2014 Battle Against ISIS May Help Unify Fractured Syrian Rebels – Syria’s… The … Continuar leyendo
11 enero, 2014
por Felipe Sahagún
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PBS NewsHour (11 Jan 2014): Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon died Saturday. He was 85 years old and had been in a coma since 2006. NewsHour’s Margaret Warner reflects on the legacy of a man whose career spanned the … Continuar leyendo
11 octubre, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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American University’s Prof. Andrew Lih hosts while Mark Glaser is on paternity leave. Investigative reporting is expensive, time-consuming and arduous — much more so than rapid-fire articles that follow the daily breaking news mill. But if the journalism industry is … Continuar leyendo
11 septiembre, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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PBS Senior Vice President for INteractive, Product Development and Innovation Jason Seiken lays out a challenge in his address to PBS’s Annual Meeting: Invent the future of public media.
5 agosto, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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Book Description Publication Date: May 5, 2013 Did you ever consider self-publishing your own book but were daunted by the complex process of actually doing it? Self-published author and expert Carla King gives a simple step-by-step guide to self-publishing your … Continuar leyendo
19 febrero, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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The return of Hugo Chavez to Venezuela from La Habana, inspires a myriad of questions about the president’s health, the state of the country and who is really running Venezuela. To help address those questions, Ray Suarez interviews Ian James, … Continuar leyendo