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Ben de Pear
Alison Gow
Jane Martinson
Rupert Myers
Richard Sambrook
I tabloid del Regno Unito hanno a lungo guardato l'Unione Europea con sentimenti di avversione raccontando storie incentrate sulla curvatura delle banane, lo zucchero e i prodotti di montagna e una leadership incomprensibile. Che impatto ha avuto questa copertura delle notizie sul rapporto del paese con l'Unione Europea e, soprattutto, sul voto a sorpresa sulla Brexit di giugno 2016? Un flusso costante di notizie negative può influenzare il risultato o riporta semplicemente la verità? In caso contrario, cosa si intende per copertura quando parliamo di "fake news" e futuro del giornalismo?
The UK’s tabloid press have long disliked the EU – with stories focused on bendy bananas, sugar mountains and an unaccountable leadership. How much impact did this coverage have on the country’s relationship with the European union and, perhaps more importantly, the surprise Brexit vote in June 2016? Did often relentlessly negative reporting influence the result or simply report on the truth? If not, what does the coverage mean for the debate over “fake news” as well as the future of journalism.
video: media.journalismfestival.com/programme/2017/brexit-the-eu...
Santa Cruz Reads presents John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath" discussion on the theme: nature. Thursday, February 28, 2012 at the Downtown Public Library Branch.
Somedays I look out the window to see all the girls sitting on tables or chairs. The world's most boring garden party.
Sculpture in bronze at Korsvägen in Gothenburg created by Nanna Ullman. The sculpture depicts three young girls who are discussing something out of an open textbook.
The sculpture was deployed by Charles Felix Lindberg's endowment fund in 1958.
Self-portrait(s).
Madrid, Spain.
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Theology Pub is an open dialog on faith and culture that meets at a local pub and is hosted by Redeemer Fellowship.
Ivana d'Alessandro
Sebastian Esser
Kathryn Geels
Diane Kemp
Sostenibilità e inclusione fanno la differenza così come guadagnarsi da vivere. Le startup digitali in Europa. In questo dibattito saranno analizzati vari modelli di sostenibilità e ricerche svolte a livello europeo, attraverso il racconto di diverse persone, coinvolte nel progetto Div-A del Consiglio d'Europa, che illustreranno il funzionamento delle loro startup e condivideranno le risorse che favoriscono l'inclusione. Seguirà una sessione di domande e risposte. Organizzato e sponsorizzato da Council of Europe Diversity Accelerator.
Sustainability and inclusion, making a difference as well as earning a living. Digital start-ups in Europe.
video: media.journalismfestival.com/programme/2017/sustainabilit...
I was just sitting around in a meeting and had my camera with me. Liked this fresh looking yellow cup as contrast to the serious discussion.
I like the gestures of the people on this one.
UNCTAD Summer School 2018 was held in Geneva from 3 to 7 September 2018.
It was organized with the Young Scholars Initiative and the Institute for New Economic Thinking.
The aim was to bring together academics, policy experts and young policymakers and scholars, to participate in an international debate on globalization and the management of its consequences for developing countries.
The theme was "Money, finance and debt – Old debates and new challenges".
More info: unctad.org/en/pages/newsdetails.aspx?OriginalVersionID=1844