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donderdag, januari 14, 2010
Writing English as a Second Language
talk to the incoming international students at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.Read more >> \ Writing English as a Second Language
Labels: Journalism, Writing
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maandag, januari 04, 2010
On issues like global warming and evolution, scientists need to speak up
he battle over the science of global warming has long been a street fight between mainstream researchers and skeptics. But never have the scientists received such a deep wound as when, in late November, a large trove of e-mails and documents stolen from the Climatic Research Unit at Britain's University of East Anglia were released onto the Web.In the ensuing "Climategate" scandal, scientists were accused of withholding information, suppressing dissent, manipulating data and more. But while the controversy has receded, it may have done lasting damage to science's reputation: Last month, a Washington Post-ABC News poll found that 40 percent of Americans distrust what scientists say about the environment, a considerable increase from April 2007. Meanwhile, public belief in the science of global warming is in decline.
Read more | The Washington Post
Labels: Climate Change, Evolution, Journalism, science
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dinsdag, augustus 11, 2009
Give Them Your Money
wo Slow Journalism reporters, Rob Hornstra and Arnold van Bruggen, started an important long term project called "The Sochi Project". It is a multi- tool journalistic project about the run up to the 2014 winter Olympics in the Russian Black Sea resort Sochi. They ask for your money to finance this promising project.
Openingsvideo The Sochi Project from The Sochi Project on Vimeo.
Labels: Journalism, Sochi
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zondag, mei 10, 2009
Obama wants to lose his Cool
hite House correspondents dinner speech by President Obama.Very nice, funny and charming...
Labels: Barack Obama, Journalism
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