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Journalist unveils path to inner journey

Award-winning video journalist Desi Anwar launches personal book and photography exhibition

What will I get for these beads?

First-time director David Redmon's documentary "Mardi Gras: Made in China" examines American excess and Chinese labor problems

U.S. documentary on Yokota shown in L.A. theater

The story of highly publicized abduction of Megumi Yokota, kidnapped by North Koreans in 1977 at 13, is told to a U.S. audience

The world at your fingertips

Nick Wilgus revels in reading his favorite newspapers and magazines from around the world

Photography shows haunting images of truth

The annual World Press Photo exhibition, opening today in Seoul, displays world's most moving documentary phtography

Photographer captures essence of elderly full of life, near death

Munesuke Yamamoto, known mostly for his coverage of Myanmar and the Philippines, opens a new photo collection revering people's twilight years in Japan

Book documents Malay-Muslim community' s roles

Association of Muslim Professionals publish new history book that includes the past's lesser known heroes, events

Film highlights Lee Teng-hui's role in democratization

The former president of Taiwan requested his name be omitted from the title of documentary to be aired on TTV

To be, or not to be published? That no longer is the question

A new manual on self-publishing can help you over the fences and stiles

Deconstructing the international marketplace of ideas

A Sri Lankan professor's book discusses the problems that non-Western scholars face in academic publishing

Journalists capture life through a lens

Photojournalism magazine Days Japan refutes idea that Japan has no market for hard-hitting photojournalism

China's faustian bargain -- for some

James F. Paradise takes on two new documentaries about China's past and future, and its unspoken social contract

China's conservatives usher in more restrictive media environment

A 2006 media yearbook outlines changes to policies in television, radio, print and new media -- which begs the question, why is the Chinese government clamping down now?

'China Rises' goes beyond mainstream coverage

Discovery Times documentary series brings much-needed depth to oft-alarmist coverage of China

'Rupa-Kata': Exhibition of paintings by journalists in Malang

Journalists in Indonesia find new mediums

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