Posts filed under ‘Journalism’
Death in the Media
Perhaps the toughest story for a journalist to cover is a natural disaster or a tragedy. This was apparent during a recent earthquake that occurred in Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated the country, and left more than a million people homeless and about 200,000 dead. So one could only imagine the horrific scene that unfolded due to the natural disaster, until journalists traveled to the country and attempted to inform the public.
Is the Backlash of the Iranian Election Heading Toward Tiananmen Square Massacre Results?
Iran officials have had enough of the riots and are looking to put an end. So far they have tried to “crackdown” in a similar way as Chinese officials did during the protests that took place in 1989 at Tiananmen Square.
Tiananmen Square 20th Anniversary: The Untold Story
“June 4 Incident,” that’s how the Chinese Government wants the public to remember the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre by; an incident. But what happened 20 years ago was an important day, one that could have been revolutionary, and one that everyone should remember.
First Post
It is known that a good blog is one that is committed to its audience of readers. To be interactive and interesting and one that is updated constantly. All of these points will be on my list of goals to fulfill for Zealous Toward Social Harmony.
