Cross-cultural news coverage suffers in re-invention of media

Friday, May 31st, 2013

The pressure of slashed media budgets, faster news schedules and attempts by Governments to control the flow of information is making it harder for journalists to do their job – truth-seeking and truth telling. And that isn’t good for cross-cultural news coverage, says Professor Mark Pearson. Continue reading

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Tags: Cross Cultural Relationships, Culture, Racial Prejudice, Racism

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