Sunday, Oct. 7, was rainy and cold in St. Paul, Minn. Winter was approaching. The streets on the campus of St. Thomas University were still wet at 7...
Bittersweet: the taste of journalism
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Changes in Journalism
If Myanmar has a Newseum of its own, it could help educate people on the value of a free press, a cornerstone of democracy
I went to visit the Newseum recently in Washington, D.C. It is an interactive museum that promotes free expression and the First Amendment to the...
WPI report 4: Washington DC
In Washington, D.C., there is a place where you can see the Capitol on your right and the words of the First Amendment on your left. And this is...
How to be a good journalist during ‘a chaotic administration’
Forty-two years ago, he was a young journalist from Buenos Aires who left Argentina to travel around the United States as a fellow of the World...
No news, thank you, we are tired
In recent years, I have encountered several people who have said they no longer follow the news, as it makes them tired and unhappy. These are...
In Myanmar, you have 100% chance to be arrested for being a journalist
September 3 became a historic day for Myanmar’s media when two Myanmar journalists who worked for Reuters were sentenced to seven years in jail for...
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