Lectures tagged "journalist"

Harry Shearer's The Silent Echo Chamber
Harry Shearer
November 20, 2009
01:00:00
Artist and performer Harry Shearer discusses his recent video work, The Silent Echo Chamber.
Spies and Spokesmen: Challenges of Journalism in Russia
Nicholas Daniloff
April 30, 2009
01:28:25
Nicholas Daniloff, professor of journalism at Northeastern University and a 30-year media veteran, draws upon his own international reporting experiences (including 13 days locked up by the KGB) to explore the challenges and possibilities of writing in the former Soviet Union today.
NPR's Linda Wertheimer and New WABE Staff
Linda Wertheimer
March 17, 2009
00:52:08
Veteran National Public Radio (NPR) correspondent Linda Wertheimer, and 90.1/WABE-FM's Denis O'Hayer and John Lemley discuss issues of the day in this Public Broadcasting Atlanta (PBA) event at the Altanta Botanical Garden. PBA General Manager John Weatherford introduces the event.
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Maria Hinojosa: WAM! 2006 Keynote
Maria Hinojosa
March 31, 2006
01:14:19
Maria Hinojosa, veteran journalist and author of Crews and Raising Raoul, shares her own story and shows us all how to take our places in the public conversation. This presentation kicks off the 3rd Annual Women, Action, and the Media Conference.
Embedded in Iraq: The Objectivity Question
Brian MacQuarrie
October 9, 2003
01:14:45
Brian MacQuarrie of The Boston Globe takes a look back at his time in Iraq, and forward to the future of war journalism. MacQuarrie traveled to Iraq in March of 2003 to cover the war as an embedded reporter with the Army's 3rd Infantry Field Artillery Battalion.
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Naked in Baghdad: Covering the War in Iraq
Anne Garrels
September 29, 2003
01:22:38
Anne Garrels discusses her experiences in Baghdad which she has chronicled in a new book, Naked in Baghdad. Garrels is a roving foreign correspondent for NPR's foreign desk.