AUSTIN FORUM | Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas

AUSTIN FORUM

The Austin Forum is a network of organizations that focus on media development and training in Latin America and the Caribbean that meets annually at the University of Texas at Austin.
Most recent gathering:
Ninth Austin Forum on Journalism in the Americas.
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Journalists, experts to examine safety and protection at 10th Austin Forum on Journalism in the Americas May 16
U.S. photographer acquitted in one of first Occupy Wall Street trials May 16
Mexican radio station justifies receiving large payments from presidential candidate May 15
Brazilian journalist receives death threats after colleague's death May 15
More than 100 Argentine journalists call for government to give press conferences May 14
Mexican newspaper self-censors even as legislator proposes bill to fine media for publishing violent photos May 14
Bolivian president launches digital state-run TV channel to "democratize communication" May 14
Former Mexican police reporter found dead May 14
Second Mexican newspaper reports shooting attack in one week May 14
Digital platform created by Knight International Journalism Fellow will use open data to monitor Amazon rainforest May 14
Newseum adds 70 names of journalists killed in 2011 to Journalists Memorial in Washington, D.C. May 14
Despite criticizing the press, Bolivian President Evo Morales approves bill giving journalists life insurance May 11

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