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Hot Topic - WAN Congress
ftm Coverage of WAN Congress/World Editors Forum 2008How’s That Newspaper Phone Doing? To ACAP or Not To ACAP, That Is The Question As Google, Yahoo And MSN Open Up Transparency On How They Use Robots.Txt Here’s Another New Buzzword To Hit Reporters Out In The Field – Mojo (Mobile Journalist) WAN Finally Issues A Sports Rights Resolution Should Newspapers Give Up On The Young? If Newspapers Are To Remain The DNA of Our Democracies Then There Is No Choice But To Integrate Print And Digital Newsrooms With Print As The Core There Is Still A Great Future For Print Newspapers Says The President Of The World Association of Newspapers – Well, He Would Say That, Wouldn’t He! China and Japan Power Total World Newspaper Circulation Higher, But For The US and The EU The Paid-For Circulation Is Down Hard To Believe Just A Couple Of Years Ago Dean Singleton Said Newspaper Financial Woes Were Just 'Cyclical' Now He Says Newspapers Need A New Print Model In Iraq Killing Journalists Remains A Sport, And There Are Few Places In The World Where Journalists Don't Come Under Pressure – Violent or Legal -- All Condemned In The World Association Of Newspapers Press Freedom Review If China Thought Stopping The Golden Pen Press Freedom Award Winner From Going To Sweden To Accept The Prize Would Dampen Criticism, Then It Sure Got That Wrong It Was A Nice Civil Discussion Between Western And Islam Journalists At A Meeting In Sweden About The Rights And Wrongs of The Danish Cartoons But The Terrorists Gave Their Answer 24 Hours Later With A Car Bomb Outside The Danish Embassy in Pakistan Killing At Least Eight The State of the Print Media in the Worldftm reports on the World Association of Newspapers Congresses. Includes WAN readership studies, African media and journalism, Russian media and Russian politics, press freedom. 82 pages. PDF file (August 2007) Free to ftm members and others from €39
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