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Dawn Arteaga |
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12/13/2008 1:58 PM |
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ICFJ's Communications Director share the latest news from ICFJ in the field along with exciting live updates from ICFJ programs, conventions and events worldwide. |
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What's New at ICFJ? Religious Coverage Takes a Front Seat |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
6/11/2010 11:45 AM
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ICFJ has been breaking new ground with a surge of programs for international journalists to improve their coverage of religion. Our interactive online courses enable journalists worldwide to communicate in real time about sensitive topics and break down stereotypes.
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Ethnic Media and the Digital Divide: Thursday event |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
9/18/2009 7:21 AM
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The combination of a star line-up of panelists: Rick Wade, the senior advisor to the Secretary of Commerce; Ivan Roman, the executive director of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists; Joe Torres, of Free Press; and a very sharp moderator, ICFJ President Joyce Barnathan made last night's event fascinating. Panelists discussed how the stimulus package, if done right, should indeed bridge the digital divide by giving bids to small business run by minority groups. It will also help reach out to communities that struggle with access to information.
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UPDATED WITH PHOTOS: Jack Hamilton's Book Launch Monday Night |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
9/15/2009 12:16 PM
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We had a wonderful event featuring ICFJ Board Member John Maxwell Hamilton (Dean Hamilton for those from Louisiana State University's Manship School of Communication and Jack to ICFJ-ers). Jack launched a book on the history of American foreign reporting. He shared some interesting highlights with an audience of 100+ captivated journalists and friends of ICFJ last night at the National Press Club.
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Photos from Last Night's Event - Hispanic Communities in a Time of Crisis |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
7/9/2009 7:24 AM
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We had an outstanding panel discussion last night at the National Press Club. We were very grateful to Armando Guzman of the Fundacion Azteca America and Pilar Marrero of La Opinion for stepping in as outstanding panelists. Congressmen Gonzalez (D-Tx) and Diaz-Balart (R-Fl) were unfortunately called into a vote and could not make the discussion.
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Azteca Unveils White Paper with Recommendations for 2010 Census |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
7/7/2009 11:00 PM
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Representing the University of Denver, Grupo Salinas and Azteca America, Dr. Debora Ortega unveiled a white paper "The State of Lations: Census 2010, Defining an Agenda for the Future" tonight with concrete recommendations for future action steps. Read more information and download the white paper here: http://www.fundacionaztecaamerica.org/
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Carlos Dada Speaks about Knight International Fellow Tree Elven (in Spanish) |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
6/25/2009 12:26 PM
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Our panel is going to start in one hour, but before it does, I got a chance to chat with one of our panelists, Carlos Dada. Carlos is an amazing journalism innovator. He founded Latin America's first digital "newspaper" and has done incredible work spreading quality information around El Salvador with limited resources. This year, our Knight International Journalism Fellowships sent Tree Elven to work with Carlos on coming up with ways to make the media outlet more financially successful. She's just been there a couple of months, but Carlos is already seeing results. In this video he talks about how her strategic business eye is giving the journalists in his newsroom great new ideas on how to do their jobs more effectively.
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Author: |
Dawn Arteaga |
Created: |
12/13/2008 1:58 PM |
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ICFJ's Communications Director share the latest news from ICFJ in the field along with exciting live updates from ICFJ programs, conventions and events worldwide. |
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What's New at ICFJ? Religious Coverage Takes a Front Seat |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
6/11/2010 11:45 AM
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ICFJ has been breaking new ground with a surge of programs for international journalists to improve their coverage of religion. Our interactive online courses enable journalists worldwide to communicate in real time about sensitive topics and break down stereotypes.
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Ethnic Media and the Digital Divide: Thursday event |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
9/18/2009 7:21 AM
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The combination of a star line-up of panelists: Rick Wade, the senior advisor to the Secretary of Commerce; Ivan Roman, the executive director of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists; Joe Torres, of Free Press; and a very sharp moderator, ICFJ President Joyce Barnathan made last night's event fascinating. Panelists discussed how the stimulus package, if done right, should indeed bridge the digital divide by giving bids to small business run by minority groups. It will also help reach out to communities that struggle with access to information.
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UPDATED WITH PHOTOS: Jack Hamilton's Book Launch Monday Night |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
9/15/2009 12:16 PM
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We had a wonderful event featuring ICFJ Board Member John Maxwell Hamilton (Dean Hamilton for those from Louisiana State University's Manship School of Communication and Jack to ICFJ-ers). Jack launched a book on the history of American foreign reporting. He shared some interesting highlights with an audience of 100+ captivated journalists and friends of ICFJ last night at the National Press Club.
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Photos from Last Night's Event - Hispanic Communities in a Time of Crisis |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
7/9/2009 7:24 AM
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We had an outstanding panel discussion last night at the National Press Club. We were very grateful to Armando Guzman of the Fundacion Azteca America and Pilar Marrero of La Opinion for stepping in as outstanding panelists. Congressmen Gonzalez (D-Tx) and Diaz-Balart (R-Fl) were unfortunately called into a vote and could not make the discussion.
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Azteca Unveils White Paper with Recommendations for 2010 Census |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
7/7/2009 11:00 PM
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Representing the University of Denver, Grupo Salinas and Azteca America, Dr. Debora Ortega unveiled a white paper "The State of Lations: Census 2010, Defining an Agenda for the Future" tonight with concrete recommendations for future action steps. Read more information and download the white paper here: http://www.fundacionaztecaamerica.org/
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Carlos Dada Speaks about Knight International Fellow Tree Elven (in Spanish) |
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By Dawn Arteaga on
6/25/2009 12:26 PM
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Our panel is going to start in one hour, but before it does, I got a chance to chat with one of our panelists, Carlos Dada. Carlos is an amazing journalism innovator. He founded Latin America's first digital "newspaper" and has done incredible work spreading quality information around El Salvador with limited resources. This year, our Knight International Journalism Fellowships sent Tree Elven to work with Carlos on coming up with ways to make the media outlet more financially successful. She's just been there a couple of months, but Carlos is already seeing results. In this video he talks about how her strategic business eye is giving the journalists in his newsroom great new ideas on how to do their jobs more effectively.
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