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I spent whole Tuesday with the Newswatch.For me it was just like my office ,everything was the same except the faces and the technology.The producer Jim Jacoby was extraordinary patient man which is usually less …
The first day in Newswatch Read MoreHad a great meeting with Andrew Leckey and Linda Austin at Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Journalism. Regarding to our conversation about corruption both in journalism and economics as well, I would like to …
Corruption Is Everywhere, But… Read MoreI was so fed up with the Namibian Government’s ban on the NAMIBIAN NEWSPAPER, that I almost completely quit journalism. At least now I found new motivation to give it another try, when I read …
Press Freedom Hits Namibia at last Read MoreFree Rice! www.freerice.com is a website, launched in October 2007 by John Breen. He donated the site to the UN World Food Program in March 2009, to grow the site and “help to feed and …
Free Rice – UN World Food Program Initiative Read MoreListening to some of the presentations today reminded me of a few things that are different here in the United States. Sure, there aren’t any civil wars and we have the closest thing to a …
Oh how young we are here… Read MoreHarvard University article In English, time is linear or spacial. You can fall behind schedule and look forward to dinner. In Mandarin they use these terms along with vertical terms to describe time. Earlier events …
The Impacts of Language on Thought Read MoreToday I was talking to my nephews and niece in Pakistan on skype.The first thing they showed me was the feeders and toffees they bought.Then afterwards my youngest nephew who is just a year old …
I want my childhood back Read MoreGlad to finally be a part of the Humphrey seminar, learning from you all and hopefully sharing something in return. All of today’s presentations were interesting and entertaining, but what struck me most wasn’t any …
Presentation Read MoreFollowing Hurricane Irene coverage this weekend intrigued me, whether on Twitter, YouTube, TV or radio, because all I could see were conflicting reports of how big the storm was, what the impact would be, what …
Irene and the Media Storm Read More5 Ways to Listen Better (TED.com) In this world, we become so overstimulated that we begin to close our ears against the noise. We are in such a hurry that we don’t take sufficient time …
Forgetting How to Listen Read More