Last summer, I told you about a challenging retreat that some of us at VOA attended. The subject was the “convergence” of many media in the world of journalism, and how we might keep up with it. No longer are the consumers of our information relying on traditional newspapers, radio, and television alone. Not only […]
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By admin on April 13, 2010
This is a far-ranging exploration of American life by a veteran Voice of America “Americana” reporter and essayist.
Ted writes about the thousands of places he has visited and written about as a broadcaster and book author. Ted Landphair’s America often showcases the work of his wife and traveling companion, renowned American photographer Carol M. Highsmith.
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