Posts Tagged ‘New America Media’
The WORD’s Eunji Jang Interviewed by NAM Radio News Anchor/TV Producer Odette Keeley
Saturday, July 11th, 2009Kick-Ass Journalism
Wednesday, July 8th, 2009And, yes, I am going. And so should anyone interested in K-A Journalism instead of Kiss-Ass Journalism which seems to be riding high on the waves.
Six Reasons Why Iran Cannot Be Explained in a Twitter Feed
Friday, July 3rd, 2009Eye on Arab Media
News Analysis, Jalal Ghazi
New America Media
The world’s attention is on Iran. But the rhetoric of reformists versus conservatives and students versus mullahs cannot capture the complexity of what is happening on the streets of Tehran. Here are six reasons why the situation in Iran cannot be reduced to simplistic headlines or Twitter feeds. (more…)
More Than 200 Ethnic Myriad Media Outlets Publish Editorial Supporting Immigration Reform
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009SAN FRANCISCO – More than 200 ethnic media outlets across the United States are publishing editorials this week urging the White House and Congress to quickly enact “a just and humane†immigration reform package. More are expected to publish the editorial over this week and next.
Time for Immigration Reform Is Now
Monday, June 29th, 2009Editor’s Note: This editorial was produced in association with New America Media, a national association of ethnic media, and was published by ethnic media across the country this week to bring attention to the urgency of immigration reform.
NAM Calls on Ethnic Media to Take A Stand on Immigration Reform
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009From New America Media Executive Director Sandy Close:
For the first time, New America Media is asking ethnic media across the country with whom we work to take a collective editorial stand on an issue that directly impacts the lives of millions of our audiences: Immigration reform.
Ethnic Media Expand Audience by 8 Million Adults in Four Years; Outlets Now Reach 57 Million Blacks, Latinos And Asians
Thursday, June 11th, 2009Definitely must reading, the report below. Also, the New American Media news site should be checked out as religiously as the savant check out the New York Times.
From New America Media
ATLANTA – Over the last four years, the ethnic media have picked up 8 million new readers, viewers and listeners, and now regularly reach 57 million people in the United States, according to a poll released today by New America Media (NAM). The increase comes as mainstream media, especially metropolitan daily newspapers, struggle to keep their audiences.
New America Media Expo, Atlanta, Begins Today
Thursday, June 4th, 2009
WORD writer Eunji Jang is in Atlanta. The WORD editor ain’t there cause of a bicycle accident. If Jang isn’t overwhelmed by a lot of work – she’s working on project drawing on her fluency in Korean plus manning a table with pamphlets about Hunter as well as pursuing her own projects – she might deliver some updates or news about the expo.
New America Media National Ethnic Media Award Winners
Thursday, May 28th, 2009This is a quickie alert because I’m trying to wrap up my semester and have been waylaid with last minute stuff. More later about NAM and its June 4-5 convention. Needless to say, NAM – thanks to Jonathan Mena, Kisha Allison, Jacqueline Fernandez and Eunji Jang – really admires Hunter students and does a lot to support them.
On with the quickie:
OUTSTANDING PRINT, WEB AND BROADCAST REPORTING
ATLANTA – New America Media  the nation’s largest association of ethnic media outlets, today announced winners of its National Ethnic Media Awards honoring exceptional contributions to journalism by members of the ethnic media.
The Last D:/F/M Faculty Meeting of the Semester
Thursday, May 21st, 2009The WORD’s Eunji Jang Is Now a New America Media Intern in New York
Thursday, April 2nd, 2009Wednesday, April 1 Email from Anthony Advincula to His New America Media CompadresÂ
Dear all, I just want to introduce to everyone our new intern, Eunji Jang, in the New York office. She will start next week to help us with the national ethnic media awards outreach, the U.S. Census 2010 news briefings as well as she will contribute to our Web site. Eunji will also monitor the news in Korean media across the East Coast.(more...)
Statement by Sandy Close, Executive Director of Pacific New Service/New America Media, on the Iranian Detainment of NAM Journalist Shane Bauer, His Girlfriend and Another Friend
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009I first met Shane Bauer in the Fall of 2008 when he visited the office of New America Media before leaving for the Middle East. Shane planned to travel there with his girlfriend Sarah, where the two of them would study Arabic and deepen their understanding of the cultures of the region.
As a student, artist-photographer and linguist, Shane proposed writing for New America Media and Pacific News Service, its mothership, and sending us photographs while traveling. We expressed strong interest and have posted more than a dozen well-written articles by Shane, often accompanied by photographs.
Shane’s dispatches have been enlightening and follow in the long tradition of American travelers developing into accomplished correspondents. His fluency in Arabic and his writing and photography skills enable him to provide a valuable lens into what ordinary people are thinking and saying in the Arab world. We consider Shane to be a gifted young correspondent.
Shane emailed me in late July to say that he planned a one-week trip to Iraqi Kurdistan in order to get a feel for the region. He was interested in observing and covering the Kurdish elections and proposed writing an article for us about them. We were awaiting his coverage when we learned that he, his girlfriend and another friend had been detained by Iranian authorities in northern Iraq while reportedly on a hiking trip.
We support Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s call for information about the three missing Americans, and look forward to a positive resolution of the situation and their safe return.
Tags: Hillary Rodham Clinton, kidnap American journalists, New America Media, Pacific News Service, Sandy Close, Shane Bauer
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