As I mention the other day, I am currently posting this blog from Singapore. I was invited here as a guest of the Singapore Press Holdings Foundation which hosted a public lecture at the National Library’s Drama Center on Friday night which was attended by some of the country’s political, […]
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As I mention the other day, I am currently posting this blog from Singapore. I was invited here as a guest of the Singapore Press Holdings Foundation which hosted a public lecture at the National Library’s Drama Center on Friday night which was attended by some of the country’s political, […]
Some of my most formative experiences involved working as a student journalist — first in high school and then in college. As someone who took seriously my responsibilities to my community, I found myself on multiple occasions in battles over the censorship of the student press. Most memorably, when I […]
Some of my most formative experiences involved working as a student journalist — first in high school and then in college. As someone who took seriously my responsibilities to my community, I found myself on multiple occasions in battles over the censorship of the student press. Most memorably, when I […]
MIT COMMUNICATIONS FORUM Why Newspapers Matter Thursday, October 5, 5-7 pm, Bartos Theater, MIT Media Lab Jerome Armstrong (Crashing the Gate), Pablo Boczkowski (Digitizing the News), Danta Chinni (Project for Excellence in Journalism), David Thorburn, (MIT) Working journalists, media critics and digital visionaries discuss the ongoing transformation and apparent decline […]