I'm conducting seminars in Turkey on how technology is changing media and politics in the U.S; the message to students is to combine core values with new media skills. Here is one set of slides Download Presentation1.3.ppt. Meanwhile, the New York Times did an overview on how journalism schools in the U.S. are trying to balance change with tradition; a veteran journalist comments that good storytelling still demands rigor and critical thinking.
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Vivid slides which will make a compelling presentation for the Pakistani students and teachers. We will arrange to have a teacher translate your remarks into Urdu real-time during the program so those watching the webcast understand
Posted by: Phil Cruver | October 03, 2009 at 09:20 AM