In the coming months and hopefully long beyond, I’ll be filing monthly columns—sometimes more—from places like Cairo, Kuwait, Tunisia, the United States, and others; scrutinizing, criticizing, and sometimes praising international press institutions, individual reporters and editors, and the governments under which they operate. Much of my writing focuses on matters of free speech in the developing world, as this is the world I live in, and I’m turned screeching-kettle hot when journalists and their work are restricted or harmed. In all of my dispatches, though, I will try to bring more on the world’s journalism to CJR readers.
There’s so much out there beyond the borders and the bylines. Thanks for setting out with me.
Looking forward to reading the column. Great idea.
#1 Posted by kim/ohradiogirl, CJR on Wed 25 Aug 2010 at 03:05 PM
As an American editor at an English-language publication in Beijing, China, I am more than a little interested to hear what you have to say about the future of international journalism, both home and abroad.
#2 Posted by Kyle, CJR on Wed 25 Aug 2010 at 10:40 PM
Thanks for reading, Kyle. I hope the column will be of interest and use to you. I'm actually working on a book on this very topic: the future of international journalism. It'll probably be a while before it sees lights, but I'll keep you posted.
#3 Posted by Justin, CJR on Thu 26 Aug 2010 at 03:16 AM