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PBS appoints emerging tech expert Adaora Udoji to programming team | News

PBS appoints emerging tech expert Adaora Udoji to programming team | News
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PBS has announced that Adaora Udoji will join its general audience programming team as vice president of programming & operations. Udoji (pictured) will take over the role on November 15 and .

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The New Humanitarian | The New Humanitarian Annual Report 2020

2020 has been – by all definitions – an intense year. The COVID-19 pandemic and an awakening to the systemic racism at play in many of the world’s institutions have caused profound suffering and exposed deep-rooted injustice. These world-changing events have also raised fundamental questions about the beat The New Humanitarian covers. The pandemic has highlighted the scale of the challenge in responding to humanitarian needs that are now worldwide. What do you do when the whole world is in crisis? And the police shootings of unarmed black men in America have forced us to re-examine what counts as a humanitarian crisis and the implicit biases that underlie such definitions.

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What will be the consequences of Biden s recognition of Armenian genocide?

Research paper: Is digital transformation killing journalism? Between 2016 and 2024, digital’s share of ad spending in the GCC is predicted to increase by 20 percent Growth of digital and social media has had a devastating effect on the print media industry Updated 10 June 2021 June 09, 2021 23:01 DUBAI: For many, reading a newspaper or perusing a magazine over breakfast, catching up on the latest from around the world to follow the markets, the sport and the travel, is still the perfect way to start the weekend. But the world of print journalism, of broadsheets and tabloids, of exclusives and splashes, has been changing rapidly, with important implications not just for how we obtain information, but how we understand the world.

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