9 septiembre, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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GIJN✔@gijn «It wasn’t normal to think that the president & the people around him should be investigated. This wasn’t something that journalists did back then,» former @washingtonpost executive editor @lendownie on investigating the #Watergate scandal @panyiszabolcs https://buff.ly/2MMHMDv 12:03 – 9 … Sigue leyendo
21 agosto, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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KAS Media SEE@KASmediaSEE Investigative Journalism Manual with case studies from the #Balkans. Free download of the new edition here https://bit.ly/2MGl5jm9:53 – 21 ago. 2018
25 julio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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8 tips for covering U.S. elections from a former elections administrator Covering immigration: What reporters get wrong and how to get it right New intervention plan linked to lower risk of veteran suicides What research says about how bad information … Sigue leyendo
22 julio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Andrew Person VIETNAM ’67 MARCH 29, 2018When I first got to Saigon as a journalist, in 1963, I took it for granted that American policy to counter Communist expansion into the southern part of Vietnam was the right thing to … Sigue leyendo
13 julio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Al Jazeera News✔@AJENews «Journalists have been abducted, chased, and displaced. Some have abandoned their jobs, resorting to other work. It’s a tragic situation.» Exile, torture and death: The perils of being a Yemeni journalist http://aje.io/4bawb4:30 – 13 jul. 2018 … Sigue leyendo
28 junio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Ad politics: How Mexico’s government controls journalism Government advertising provides a lifeline to Mexico’s media outlets, but it comes at a price – their independence. aljazeera.com The Listening Post✔@AJListeningPost «It’s a fairly straightforward paradox. If your main client is the … Sigue leyendo