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Tag Archives: journalism
by _ February 20, 2011

Liveblog: Iran, 02/20/2011 (1 Esfand)

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Iran Videos, Live Blogs, Live Blogs: Iran, Media, Middle East, Politics, Video

Live reporting of protests in Iran (February 20, 2011, 1 Esfand) from dissident websites, personal contacts with the opposition movement, and the international press.

by _ July 29, 2010

WikiLeaks, Afghanistan, and a Leaky Government

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Media, Middle East, Politics

Wikileaks shows that the voices of dissent on places like Afghanistan are not being heard because of flaws in the intelligence community and mainstream media.

by _ June 16, 2010

A Year in the Life of a New-Media Journalist

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Iran Videos, Media, Middle East, Nuclear Proliferation, Politics

On June 16, 2009, James Miller joined the “Twitter Revolution.” A year later, he reflects on the need for the media to evolve as the Green Movement does.

by _ June 10, 2010

Why the Green Movement is Important

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Media, Middle East, Nuclear Proliferation, Politics

The media’s narrative on Iran is wrong. Nukes aren’t the story. The slow birth of true democracy and a grassroots movement to stop human rights violations are.

by _ March 26, 2010

Common Sense In Iran

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Middle East

The youth of Iran have declared their own ideological revolution. They are tired of their failed theocratic state, the illusion of democracy, and cultural and international isolation.

by _ March 11, 2010

Iran, Thomas Jefferson, and Bloody Sunday

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Middle East, Politics

45 Years after the courageous civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, where people were beat for wanting their vote, the people of Iran are proving that freedom is definitely not free. Their government is in violation of its social contract, and the world must help Iran find its voice so that it may free itself.

by _ February 23, 2010

Praise for Citizen Journalism

Posted in Foreign Policy, Iran, Middle East

how Citizen Journalism needs to be praised for its ability to bring the world stories that the mainstream media outlets are either incapable or uninterested in reporting

by _ January 09, 2010

War Against Big Brother in Iran:

Posted in Featured, Iran

The Appropriate Role of Media & Social Networking in Iran Uncertainty over the future of Iran has turned [...]

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