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 October 30, 2009 Mexican columnist seeks protection after death threats Argentine journalists create investigative reporting team Journalistic innovation in the digital age: a case from Paraguay Internet addresses set for major change News crisis creates more layoff anxiety for many, new jobs for few New online tools translate tweets and entire sites Brazilian media org. condemns attack against journalist Colombian reporters conclude environmental training Justice demanded three years after U.S. reporter's killing in Mexico AP reporter has witnessed more than 300 prison executions 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 Covering shock and speculation after Fort Hood shootings Nov 06 Attacks on Mexican journalists are out of control, international groups warn Nov 06 IAPA Assembly in Buenos Aires to address laws that interfere with the press Nov 06 Media’s role in the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, 30 years later Nov 06 December deadline for international journalism fellowships at Harvard and Stanford Nov 06 Twitter now speaks Spanish Nov 06 Grenade explosion at Honduran radio station injures two Nov 05 Venezuela’s top court backs shutdown of five radio stations Nov 05 Online project tracks worldwide blogger repression Nov 04 Colombian digital media give voice to victims of armed conflict Nov 04 Canada’s largest newspaper to send jobs overseas, union says Nov 04 Argentine truckers block circulation of two major newspapers Nov 04 Visit our blog for latest news on journalism in the Americas Subscribe to Newsletter Receive our weekly newsletter about journalism in the Americas. Choose your language: English      Español     Português      Please enter your email address.

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