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International News Coverage in a New Media World: The Decline of the Foreign Correspondent Experts examine the dramatic shift of traditional media away from foreign reporting and the growth of Web-based citizen journalists and…

Felicia

Reports from Russia, Iran, Mexico, Philippines and Chile in this international news round-up broadcast on Korean Central Television on March 4, 2009.

Priscilla

NATO troops in Afghanistan attack militants in Pakistan, after coming under fire; Malaysia’s Anwar released on bail after questioning; Israel paid ‘heavy price’ over Hezbollah prisoners, Olmert says; North Korea removes half of fuel rods from reactor, Kyo

Johanna

Labour’s shock Glasgow defeat; Afghan government impeding anti-drug war, ex-US official says; Obama flies to Paris, following Berlin speech; Myanmar must make positive proposals to UN envoy; US says; Ferguson to help find successor, Guardian says

Katina

The Pulitzers allow online material, Canadian youth rents out his PS3 and himself, Chinese create industry within World of Warcraft (video), Thailand scraps One Laptop Per Child participation, British police want to arrest you before you commit a crime – Philip K. **** unavailable for comment, South Park in WoW.

Robby

Foreign News Round-up Every Wednesday 8pm newscast on Korean Central TV For the week of Aug 13, 2008 1)The Russian MIR-2 submarine on an expedition in the waters of Siberia’s Lake Baikal, the world’s deepest lake to claim new records in science. 2)Solar power technology applied to our daily lives. 3)”Walking With Dinosaurs: The Live Experience” is now playing in the United States. In the live 90-minute show, 15 roaring, snarling “live” dinosaurs mesmerize the audience — and are as awe …

Patrice

This is the May 2, 2003 International News Update at Newark Academy in Livingston, NJ. Of note, this was David Mazzuca’s (NA’03) final news update; inlcuded in this clip is his farewell address.

Forrest

Singh seeks support for India Nuclear Deal, after surviving vote; Britain’s doctors to face Annual Performance Test, Times says; Afghanistan’s police force needs 2300 more trainers, US says; London’s $32 billion crossrail wins final approval; Last town e

Ryan

Bush moves to lift ban on US offshore oil, gas drilling; Earthquake hits Greek Islands; Pakistan’s Afghan border controls are ‘real concern’, US says; Blair to make first visit to Gaza as MidEast envoy, AFP says; Australian court will rule on powers to fi

Tanisha

Iran may get freeze offer on sanctions, atomic work, US says; Darfur ambush kills 7 UN-African Union soldiers, injures 22; Noth Korea Nuclear Talks focus on verifying programme; US asks New Zealand, Australia, Canada for firefighting help in California;

Lynda