Before traveling across the United States as part of the WPI fellowship, I used to think the U.S. media industry was doing OK in terms of survival....
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When we first arrived in the United States, we were all dumbstruck to find out the cost of education. You could spend $22,000 to $60,000 or more per...
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“If we make better decisions, the future is not predetermined. This also applies to artificial intelligence. It depends on our choices whether AI...
Ukrainian journalists in Russian prisons: let’s keep fighting for them
On Thursday October 10, it became known that a Ukrainian journalist, Victoria Roshchyna died in a Russian prison. She was reporting for different...
How one man’s vision connected Bulgarian journalism to global support
Five weeks into the greatest adventure of my life - the World Press Institute Fellowship—I find a rare moment to reflect. As I savor a slow, rainy...
ProPublica: Journalism as a powerful public service
If it is free and can make your life better, then we are talking about a public service. We are all aware that one of journalism's primary purposes...
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