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President-Elect Trump Will Change How the Press Accesses the Executive Branch
Journalists fear Trump will privilege access for positive coverage How Presidential Relationship With Press Corps Could Change | Morning Joe | MSNBC Trump dumps the press poll for a more clandestine approach to the executive office than journalists are used to experiencing. MSNBC discusses how President-elect Trump could change how the press interacts with a […]
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Perils of the Press in a Trump Administration
The press will face an uphill battle with regard to access and covering President Trump Jay Rosen On The Possible Crisis For The Press In A Donald Trump Presidency | Morning Joe | MSNBC Donald Trump’s limiting of press access is in contravention of previous presidential administrations which have allowed the US press access to […]
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Headline News November 21, 2013: Pierre Omidyar Starts Journalism Firm, JP Morgan Fined Billions, Assassin Clown Kills Mexican Drug Lord, Chinese Confused By French Work Habits
Pierre Omidyar (EBay Founder) Starts New Investigative Journalism Firm, Hires Glenn Grenwald (Journalist Behind Snowden Leaks) Uruguay Legalizes Marijuana, Sets Price at $1 Per Gram Anti-Shark Fin Soup Campaign Goes Viral in the People’s Republic of China Thousands Protest in Hong Kong for Government Transparency Low Japanese Birthrate Becomes National Concern JP Morgan Fined $14 […]
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People’s Republic of China Expels Al-Jazeera
- May 8, 2012
- Al Jazeera
- Asia
- China
- Chinese Communist Party
- Chinese media
- Chinese news media
- Emirates
- Foreign Correspondents' Club of China
- Foreign Direct Investment
- freedom of speech
- freedom of the press
- gulags
- journalism
- journalistic freedom
- journalists
- People's Republic of China
- political re-education
- PRC
- Qatar
- state controlled media
The Emirates-based Al-Jazeera satellite television news network was expelled from China yesterday, May 7, after Beijing refused to renew the press credentials for correspondent Melissa Chan, a normally routine process. Such an action represents the first time in over 14 years that Beijing has refused to renew press credentials for a foreign network. Though no […]
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