How NOT to write your Pulitzer Center travel grant application - Senior Editor Tom Hundley speaks out.
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Knight Foundation's Eric Newton talks about why more funders are getting involved in making news and information grants.
California domestic partnerships grant gay couples state-level rights but none of the 1138 rights and benefits granted to married couples under federal law. While boyfriends Trent and Greg hope to someday get married, their longtime friend doubts if he would attend their wedding. VIEW more Current TV & SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Playlist here... www.youtube.com
There is a crisis in journalism. There is a continuing decrease in the quality and quantity of international news as large media groups cut their international bureaus. The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting works to fill the gap by providing grants for journalists to cover the stories important abroad and at home. WE'D LOVE TO WORK WITH YOU The Pulitzer Center seeks educators and schools interested in partnering with us to expand our reach. We are eager to further develop the student reporting component, working with schools and after-school programs to raise awareness of these issues. Global Gateway resources are also adaptable to general public and community events. To request more information, please contact globalgateway(at)pulitzercenter.org YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE Pulitzer Center reporting projects and educational initiatives depend on the help of individuals like you. Please contribute today to the Pulitzer Center and help us make even more of an impact in the years ahead. We appreciate your support at any level. Making a donation is quick and easy at pulitzercenter.org
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Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting would like to know your thoughts about what makes news "news."
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How can educators overcome the gap in knowledge and interest in international issues? The Global Gateway aims to provide teachers with the resources to engage their students on pressing issues like the environment, human rights and their implications back home. WE'D LOVE TO WORK WITH YOU The Pulitzer Center seeks educators and schools interested in partnering with us to expand our reach. We are eager to further develop the student reporting component, working with schools and after-school programs to raise awareness of these issues. Global Gateway resources are also adaptable to general public and community events. To request more information, please contact globalgateway(at)pulitzercenter.org YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE Pulitzer Center reporting projects and educational initiatives depend on the help of individuals like you. Please contribute today to the Pulitzer Center and help us make even more of an impact in the years ahead. We appreciate your support at any level. Making a donation is quick and easy at pulitzercenter.org
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Legendary conservative radio talk show host Bob Grant tells Newsmax he expects a "typically vicious" presidential campaign. He says the Democrats have "tipped their mitt as to how vicious they're going to be." Grant says John McCain has to keep in mind that he's campaigning against a "classic liberal" who, if elected, will create a lot of damage to the economy, to our defense, and to America's reputation internationally. He thinks the media's kid gloves treatment of Barack Obama is "absolutely scandalous" and really reflects poorly on them. Grant thinks there are very few true journalists left in America who know what their jobs are.
The first grant the Fund For Investigative Journalism made was in 1969 to freelance reporter Seymour Hersh. The grant helped him uncover the My Lai massacre by American troops in 1968. Hersh's dispatches changed the world's perception of the war in Vietnam.
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Journalist Grant Smith, Managing News Editor-Rose Soliven, Managing Photo Editor-Denis Jimenez, JagRadio DJ-Sean Blake, went on a DC trip with 65 IU and IUPUI students.
Racism Alive and Extremely Nasty in Augusta, Georgia: Civil Rights veteran Dr. Mallory Millender discusses the insidious racism problem in Augusta with investigative journalist Tom Grant on DividedCity.us In addition to spreading the word about the efforts of some to confront racism head on in Augusta, this video is a tribute to the great work of Dr. Mallory Millender - who is a mentor to activist Mr. Terence Dicks (Claiming A Street Named King). And small edits by former Augusta investigative reporter Greg Peterson as tribute to Mr. Tom Grant, who picked up the mantle after the death of investigative journalist Jay Mann (Jan Tillman Hutchens). Tom, Jay and Greg love Augusta and take seriously their duty to expose what others do not report. A former slave port, Augusta, Georgia is a racially Divided City! On opposite ends of the main street, Augusta has statues honoring Mr. James Brown and the Confederacy. In Augusta, Georgia - "racial division has been designed into the structure of government." The ultra-exclusive and powerful Master's Golf Tournament is played only miles from poverty and hungry children. Kudos for standing up against racism goes to civil rights leader Dr. Mallory Millender. Kudos for having the guts to report on these "old south" to goes to television producers Tom Grant and Jill Peterson -- and WBEK-TV Ch. 16 (103 on Comcast, 96 on Knology). Tom Grant of DividedCity.us talks with Dr. Mallory Millender, Co-Chair on the Blue Ribbon Committee on Race <b>...</b>
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Extra! Extra! Today Aaron is sick and Grant feeds him garlic as they explore the vaunted tradition of American journalism. This just in! Paul Blake, Publisher of the Columbia City Paper, joins us with a stunning announcement! And below the cover Drunk Joe joins us for another round! Guest: Paul Blake, Publisher, Columbia City Paper. Special Segments: Point! Counterpoint! with Aaron and Grant, News You Can Use with Aaron. Air Date: September 18, 2009
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Extra! Extra! Today Aaron is sick and Grant feeds him garlic as they explore the vaunted tradition of American journalism. This just in! Paul Blake, Publisher of the Columbia City Paper, joins us with a stunning announcement! And below the cover Drunk Joe joins us for another round! Guest: Paul Blake, Publisher, Columbia City Paper. Special Segments: Point! Counterpoint! with Aaron and Grant, News You Can Use with Aaron. Air Date: September 18, 2009
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Ryan Libre is an independent documentary photographer, filmmaker and photography educator. His images have been exhibited at over 20 solo exhibitions, winning the Nikon Inspiration Award in 2010. He has also received a grant from the Pulitzer Center. His major projects include photo documentaries of the Kachin Independence Army in Burma, and Daisetsuzan National Park, the largest national park in Japan. In 2008, Ryan founded Documentary Arts Asia (DAA) to promote photo culture, advance visual literacy, and support documentary artists in Asia. In February 2012, DAA will launch the Chiang Mai Documentary Arts Festival. For more information about the Kachin visit www.freekachin.org About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
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Rebecca Grant is a super-attractive sports reporter - but she clearly has some beef with ladies like Erin Andrews getting all the good gigs
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Kelly Spring talks to Labour's Grant Robertson as part of 'Scoop's Meet The MPs Project ' conducted by Massey University journalism students.
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www.nma.tv Britain's rich and famous have hit upon a new way to prevent damaging allegations being printed by the media - the super injunction.Citing the right to privacy, super injunctions prevent the reporting of a person's identity and even the existence of the injunction itself.Though most are granted to philandering celebs, in 2009 an oil-trading firm tried to use a super-injunction to hush up a toxic waste dumping scandal. But critics say courts have overstepped their remit. They say injunctions allow the rich and powerful to buy privacy and gag the press. Politician John Hemming is fighting back. Last week he used parliamentary privilege to expose a controversial banker's secret injunction. Hemming has also launched a probe into injunctions. Will he triumph in his fight against what he calls a "scourge of investigative journalism"?
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CNN, GeoTV Report: The death of a journalist covering the Swat (valley) peace deal raises questions.
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