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Heritage and History

El País out of print

The newspaper El País ceased to be printed in Mexico and Argentina as of Jan. 1, 2020. 
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Street view of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Photo by: Getty Images
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Is Dominican Republic safe?
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Lew Klein has been associated with Temple University since 1952. Photo: Joseph V. Labolito
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Temple Icon Passes
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Bertha Acarapi during the news broadcast at ATB Television Studios in La Paz. Photo: Eduardo Leal, "Cholita's Rise"
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Cholitas in the News
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Dorothy Gilliam (right), the first African American woman reporter hired at The Washington Post, converses with Jenice Armstrong (left), columnist at the Philadelphia Inquirer at the African American Museum in Philadelphia. Photo: Lee Nentwig / AL DÍA News
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Dorothy Butler Gilliam: A…
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Photo: The Knight Foundation
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CRISIS POINT
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Tom Brokaw, NBC News senior correspondent and former anchor for NBC Nightly News. Photo Credit: Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images
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Brokaw not alone
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Photo: The Aspen Institute 
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Knight Commission…
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AL DÍA Founder, Editor-in-Chief, & CEO Hernán Guaracao sits down with Elisabeth Perez-Luna, Sara Lomax-Reese, Michael Days, and Sandra Clark for a conversation on diversity in local news media.
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AL DÍA RoundTableTALKS: Medi
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Gaby Natale, president of AGANARmedia. Photo: Newswire
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Gaby Natale advocates for…
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Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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Diversity in Media
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Nevada Congresswoman Dina Titus (4th from left) poses with the board of directors for the National Association of Hispanic Publications at the organization's 37th annual convention in Las Vegas on Oct. 25, 2018. EFE-EPA/Jose M. Pascual
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Hispanic media demand…
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Charles Barkley spoke with and advised Temple University students before receiving the 2018 Lew Klein Excellence in the Media award.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION
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Heritage and History
Fighting fake news
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According to a report from Pew Research Center, 74 percent of Latinos in the U.S. used the internet as a news source during the week in 2016, up from 37 percent in 2006.
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Latino Internet News Boom
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If you are not worried about the net neutrality repeal, you may need to pay more attention.
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Censorship or Monopoly?
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Bannon
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ALL TIME HIGH
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Time Inc. owns a number of noteworthy publications, including Time, Entertainment Weekly, People, Sports Illustrated and Fortune.
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Time Inc. aims to boost…
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US President Donald J. Trump shows speeches last week as he addresses his followers on Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017 at the Phoenix Convention Center during an event in Phoenix, Arizona). EFE / ROY DABNER
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The worst speech
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The media has given up the role of referee and suited up to play in the arena, it’s clear -- with the recent barrage of what the left considers major scoops and the right dismisses as “fake news” -- that the objective of this game is to destroy Trump. EFE
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[OP-ED]: Welcome to the…