Posts Tagged ‘ journalism ’

ctrp400 A New Media Conversation with Global Attitude

ctrp400 A New Media Conversation with Global Attitude

November 21, 2011

He was podcasting before there was podcasting. Looking to the online conversations and connections between old and new media long before any media company understood what was going on. He's a global citizen who has a talent for finding inspiring voices and teaching us about our world. His is...

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Interview at Frontline Club Georgia

Interview at Frontline Club Georgia

September 25, 2011

Greetings from Lisbon, Portugal, where I'm tending to both family business, and soaking up all I can when it comes to how things are REALLY going here for the individuals that make up this country. The results, in both text and audio will be coming soon, as well as the next...

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ctrp388 Journalism Under Attack in the Netherlands

ctrp388 Journalism Under Attack in the Netherlands

August 28, 2011

An investigative journalist in the Netherlands has exposed major security flaws in a major government project which promised safe and easy travel throughout the country. He has been reporting the results of his work to both the public and the government. The goal was to inform the public while...

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ctrp365 An Indian Quest in America

ctrp365 An Indian Quest in America

February 1, 2011

The name of the book is Roadrunner, the story is that of journalist and world citizen Dilip D'Souza. A passionate traveller and a writer who has a talent for finding the soul in everything.  From down in the Bayou of Louisiana to out in the desert on Route 66,...

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ctrp364 Venezuela in 2011

ctrp364 Venezuela in 2011

January 25, 2011

In 2011 Venezuela still gets a certain kind of press coverage by many in the mainstream media, as it has ever since President Hugo Chavez was elected. For the past few years, Eva Golinger has been taking a close look at how this reporting is done and who is...

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