18 abril, 2014
por Felipe Sahagún
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Felipe Sahagún @sahagunfelipe Follow Getting Away With Murder – http://cpj.org/x/5a16 10:54 AM – 18 Apr 2014 Elisabeth Witchel/CPJ Impunity Campaign Consultant Published April 16, 2014 NEW YORK Syria has joined the list of countries where journalists’ murders are … Continuar leyendo
26 noviembre, 2013
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Discussion on reporting the NSA surveillance leaks, including the reaction of Internet companies; revelations regarding national security, privacy/transparency and journalism. Gellman reveals how NSA leaker Edward Snowden sought him out. Featuring the Washington Post’s Barton Gellman, Jeff Leen and American … Continuar leyendo
14 octubre, 2013
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Macarena Lescornez @MacaLescornez ¿Debe el Estado regular la prensa? ¿Es efectivo en la era de Internet? Cinco minutos para un buen debate en UK http://gu.com/p/3jfm3/tw 3:07 PM – 14 Oct 2013 Should the state be involved in regulating the press? … Continuar leyendo
2 septiembre, 2013
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CONTENTS Expiring commercial treaty with the Brazils Related items The income taxSep 2nd 1843 ScotlandSep 2nd 1843 Our library tableSep 2nd 1843 Court and aristocracySep 2nd 1843 WalesSep 2nd 1843 MiscellaneousSep 2nd 1843 The metropolisSep 2nd 1843 Great free-trade demonstration … Continuar leyendo
1 agosto, 2013
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For 10 years Alastair Campbell was Tony Blair’s right-hand man as communications strategist and chief spokesman, often witnessing history in the making. As the most influential Government advisor, Alastair was no stranger to controversy, working the headlines and occasionally making … Continuar leyendo
4 mayo, 2013
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FT at 125: The world in focus From its City origins, the paper has become a digital global news organisation, writes the editor, Lionel Barber. No clubby City – but the FT’s role endures The newspaper has a unique part … Continuar leyendo