Resources: Reporting the World
Online newspapers from around the world.
A comprehensive set of links to media internationally from University of Michigan's Internet Public Library. Not all links work. Gives some detail on each link.
Nettizen.com is a top International Newspaper Directory. Browse online the web's largest world newspapers database, research top newspaper listings, find links to detailed International Newspapers. Again not all links works. Provides a very large selection but no information except language.
Reporters Without Borders’ maintains this trilingual (French, English and Spanish) website in order to keep a daily tally of attacks on press freedom as they occur throughout the world. Updated several times a day, it functions like a press-freedom news agency.
Since 2001, Reporting the World has brought senior professional journalists together with experts and analysts from universities and NGOs, for discussions about reporting conflict. Lots of resources including a good section on Peace Journalism
Edward M. Gomez translates a selection from world media on a topic of the week every Tuesday.
Michael Massing on Reporting Iraq and WMDs
A search list from the New York Review of Books that gives access to some articles. A number of others are on electronic reserve for this subject.
Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma
The Dart Center is a global network of journalists, journalism educators and health professionals dedicated to improving media coverage of trauma, conflict and tragedy. The Center also addresses the consequences of such coverage for those working in journalism. It is associated with the Communications Department, University of Washington .
An innovative independent blogging project using video, audio and photographs, this website presents the voices of those who are rarely given space or time in traditional news media.The Inaugural Project focuses on the Impact of India's New Patent Law on the Treatment of the Country's HIV+ Population. Presented by Sandeep Junnarkar an award-winning journalist and journalism professor and photographer Srinivas Kuruganti.
