Robert Tait: ‘Objectivity’ is the wrong word. It’s ‘truth’
Robert Tait, a vastly experienced but now only occasional foreign correspondent (Tehran, Istanbul, Jerusalem, LA) for several prominent British newspapers
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For the Love of Deitch
„In America, they thought I was absent-minded or even a communist.“ This is how 94-year-old Gene Deitch remembers his beginnings.
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A Welshman who experienced what it is like to be a rockstar
Phillip Davies, a rapper from Cardiff, Wales, also known as „Traxx“, might not be the most famous person around, but his
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Mustafa Sarwar: Journalists targeted, years after Taliban ouster
Mustafa Sarwar is an Afghan-born journalist, who nowadays works for the Afghan service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Prague.
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Ian Willoughby: Journalism? Variety and super interesting people
Prague is not only a touristically sought-after location, but it is also a place where many foreigners can find a
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Stephan Delbos: “It’s important for the translator to be a good writer.”
Czech literature is not as unknown in the world as we might think. Not only can we find many translations
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BBC’s Rob Cameron: Being a journalist is challenging
Rob Cameron works as a BBC correspondent for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. He has lived in Prague for more
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About indifference to truth with Marius Gudonis
Marius Gudonis was born in London, but now he works as a lecturer of sociology at Collegium Civitas, a university
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Azerbaijan: Censorship, crackdowns, and targeted journalists
Prison sentences, jail time, or blackmailing – all that is reality for many journalists who speak their mind openly in
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Prague Media Point: Fight against propaganda in Central Europe
Four professional journalists from four different European countries spoke on the topic of public service media in Central Europe. The
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