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Panelists debated the growing impact of media on global politics, including whether news coverage today shapes the course of international affairs and the fate of nations as much as natural …

Panelists talked about the role that media entertainment plays in making same-sex unions acceptable, how dominant culture had pushed back moral barriers, and the passage of same-sex union le…

Dean Tom Goldstein, of the Columbia University School of Journalism. talked about the future of journalism and its relationship to the business side of the industry. He talked about the exce…

Arnaud de Borchgrave of The Washington Times talked about the impact of technology on global news gathering and international affairs. This was the opening banquet of the World Media Confere…

Speakers discussed Media and the US Electoral Process sponsored by The World Media Association. They answered audience questions. There is a short break during the program.

World Media Association panelists talked about media standards and journalistic accountability. Among those speaking were Rev. Sun Myung Moon and National Review publisher William Rusher.

The panel talked about the civil rights movement and how the media presents African-Americans in the news. One of the featured speakers was James Meredith, who, in 1962, became the first Afr…

This panel was part of a forum held by the World Media Association. They discussed the role played by the Fourth Estate in reporting, analyzing, and influencing the election process in the U…

Panelists discussed freedom of the press, censorship and responsible reporting both in America and internationally. They answered audience questions.