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Nemčija
EFJ Supports German Media Boycott of Rob. Williams
07/12/06
Evropska zveza novinarjev
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Evropa
The Changing Nature of Work
06/28/06
Mednarodna zveza novinarjev
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Skandinavija
Sale of Norwegian Media Group Raises EFJ Fears
06/16/06
Evropska zveza novinarjev
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Global Solidarity Day of Action
06/16/06
www.ifj.org
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Francija
French news agency sues Google over copyright
03/25/05
Yahoo
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Velika Britanija
BBC faces strikes over job cuts
03/25/05
Journalism.co.uk
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Velika Britanija
UK’s media company loses ground amid wider decline
03/23/05
European Journalism Centre
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Velika Britanija
The BBC job cuts
03/23/05
European Journalism Centre
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ZDA
Editor Suspended Over Kerry Donation
07/23/04
Meddiachannel.org/New York Times
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ZDA
Connecting Ethics and Diversity
11/18/03
Poynter-online
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ZDA/VB
President to see Guardian editor
11/18/03
EJC/GUARDIAN
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Izrael
Israeli news agency folds
11/17/03
EJC/AP
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Irska
Security alert at journalist's home
11/17/03
EJC/BBC
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Velika Britanija
Media tycoon Conrad Black resigns
11/16/03
EJC/BBC
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Velika Britanija
BBC racism exposé case dropped
11/05/03
EJC/Guardian
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Združene države Amerike
Examining a Drop in TV Viewers
11/05/03
NY Times
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Izrael
Journalists & security checks
11/05/03
EJC/AP
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Velika Britanija
Biggest pay campaign
11/04/03
NUJ
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Združene države Amerike
New Journalist Security Handbook
11/04/03
CPJ
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Indonezija
Crackdown of Press Freedom
11/04/03
IFJ
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Španija
Journalist to wed Spanish prince
11/03/03
EJC/BBC
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Kuba
Cuban journalist arrested
11/03/03
EJC/RSF
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Združene države Amerike
Who Reads the NY Post? Everybody!
11/03/03
New York Post
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Bangladeš
Photographer arrested
11/03/03
RSF
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Združene države Amerike
Daniel Okrent to be NYT editor
10/28/03
EJC/E&P
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Evropska unija
Inquiry into EU press freedom
10/25/03
EJC
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Združene države Amerike
In NY, Even a Free Paper Has to Be Sold
10/25/03
NY Times
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Velika Britanija
Rise of 'trivial' news
10/24/03
EJC/Guardian
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Francija
Second world press freedom ranking
10/23/03
RSF
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Azerbajdžan
Three journalists held in Azerbaijan
10/22/03
EJC, RSF
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Irak
US soldiers aid media in Iraq
10/22/03
EJC, ABC
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Združene države Amerike
Diller to continue seeking Web deals
10/22/03
CBS Marketwatch
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Slonokoščena obala
“Shocking and Savage”
10/22/03
IFJ
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Kitajska
Internet essayist sentenced
10/21/03
CPJ
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Kuba, Francija
Violence by embassy staff
10/21/03
RSF, IFEX
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Italija
Journalists files seized by police
10/21/03
EJC
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Velika Britanija
Top BBC broadcaster threatens to quit
10/21/03
EJC
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Združene države Amerike
Returning Coffins
10/21/03
Washington Post
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Svet
More media staff killed in action
10/21/03
EJC
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Združene države Amerike
Beyond Puff: Writing about Kids
10/20/03
Poynter Ethics Journal
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Kambodža
Journalist murdered
10/20/03
CPJ
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Velika Britanija
bbcnews.com takes on Europe
10/20/03
journalism.co.uk
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Združene države Amerike
Bush’s News War
10/20/03
Newsweek
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11/30/99

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Italija
Journalists files seized by police
10/21/03
EJC
 
Police have seized files belonging to Gianmarco Chiocci, a journalist for the Italian daily Il Giornale. who has been investigating the Telekom Serbia corruption allegations for the past two years. The police copied the hard disk of Mr Chiocci's computer and seized 7,000 pages of files, diskettes, audio cassettes and CD-ROMs. The searched was ordered by Perugia province prosecutor Dario Razzi in response to a complaint by a judge, Maria Bice Barborini, accusing Mr Chiocci and the newspaper's editor, Maurizio Blepietro, of libel and violating the confidentiality
of a judicial investigation. The Telekom Serbia scandal erupted two years ago. European Commission president Romano Prodi, Democrats of the Left party leader Piero Fassino and former foreign minister Lamberto Dini were accused of taking kickbacks in the acquisition by Telecom
Italia of 29 per cent in Telekom Serbia in 1997, when Mr Prodi was prime minister. Many Italian newspapers are investigating the Telekom Serbia case.
 
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