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The Knight Center’s editorial staff prepares a newsletter every week that reports on journalism news in the Americas. Our articles are based on information selected from a broad range of web-based news publications. Subscribers receive a single email each Friday—a list of headline articles about journalism in the Americas.

Each article is published in English, Spanish and Portuguese and contains links to the original news stories. Even when the original stories have been removed from the web our archived summaries serve as a permanent registry.

The Knight Center does not share subscriber information with third parties. Email addresses are kept confidential and are strictly reserved for internal use.


Weekly Knight Center Newsletter sent May 09, 2008

AMERICAS:
  • Press Freedom Declined in 11 Latin American Countries in 2007, Report Finds (EFE)
  • Journalists Can Apply for Online Course in Spanish: 'Digital Tools for Investigative Journalism' (Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas)

    ARGENTINA:
  • President Accuses Press of Manipulating Information (La Nación, BBC Mundo)
  • Lawmakers Condemn Government's Aggression Campaign Against News Media (Clarín)

    BOLIVIA:
  • Several Journalists Assaulted While Covering Santa Cruz Autonomy Vote (La Razón, El Nuevo Día, El Mundo)
  • Attorney General Orders Nationwide Investigation of Attacks on Journalists (La Razón)

    BRAZIL/CHILE:
  • Reporters Were 'Accomplices' During Dictatorship, Chilean Journalist Says (Portal Imprensa)

    CANADA:
  • Government Kills Database Used to Hold Authorities Accountable (Canadian Press, Globe and Mail)

    CHILE:
  • International Arbitrator Orders Government to Indemnify Owner of Newspaper Closed by Pinochet (EFE, El Mercurio)

    CUBA:
  • Barred from Traveling, Blogger Receives Spanish Award in Absentia (Associated Press, NPR News, AFP)

    MEXICO:
  • UN Calls on Government to Step Up Prosecution of Violence Against Journalists (La Jornada, EFE)
  • IAPA Voices Concern Over New Attacks on Journalists (Europa Press, Diario de Juárez)
  • TV Network Fined for Not Broadcasting Political Ads (El Universal, La Jornada)

    PARAGUAY:
  • Police Free Presumed Killer of Radio Broadcaster (ABC Color)

    PERU:
  • Two Men Arrested in Killing of Israeli Journalist (The Jerusalem Post, La República)

    VENEZUELA:
  • International Court Hears Case Alleging Violations of Freedom of Expression (EFE, El Universal)

    WORLD:
  • In the Future, News Likely to be Free and Newsrooms More Integrated, Editors Predict (Reuters)


    This weekly summary of news about journalism in the Americas is compiled in English, Spanish, and Portuguese by the staff of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at the University of Texas at Austin.
    Cheers,
    Knight Center Staff

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