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Keith Richburg
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Monthly newsletter: April 2020
Greetings, and I hope you are all staying healthy and safe. Much has changed since my last message to you, when I informed you that…
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Monthly newsletter: February 2020
Greetings. and apologies for the delay in getting you this newsletter. We normally come back from the semester break with a new bulletin of activities…
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Monthly Newsletter: December 2019
Should journalists rely on anonymous sources? There has been much recent talk among media analysts, critics and journalism educators about reporters overusing anonymous sources. This is…
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Monthly Newsletter: November 2019
Should the Hong Kong government register journalists and issue them an official press card? This question of journalist accreditation was first broached by police officials…
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Monthly newsletter: October 2019
For me, the split screen images of the past few weeks were two dramatic news events happening more than 8,000 miles apart. In Washington, D.C.,…
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Monthly newsletter: September 2019
Message from Keith First of all, welcome to the new class of Master of Journalism students, and to the latest entry class of Bachelor of…
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Monthly newsletter: June 2019
Hong Kong on June 4 just saw one of the largest crowds ever gather to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the massacre of pro-democracy students and protestors…
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Monthly newsletter: May 2019
Is WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange a hero or a heel? Is Assange, currently in a British jail, a journalist who should be supported as a…
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Monthly newsletter: April 2019
Message from Keith The adage holds that a picture is worth a thousand words, and I was reminded of that this month when I was…