journalism

Yeshe Choesang

dhardhophonya — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 04:02:46 +0200

Nom

Choesang

Prénom

Yeshe

Blog ou Site web

The Tibet Post International

Centres d'intérêts

Date de naissance

Description

I am editor and founder of The Tibet Post International (www.tibetpost.net), it is the first independent trilingual website (English, Chinese and Tibetan) for Tibet and Tibetan people. The Tibet Post is contributing and publishing for human rights, freedom, world peace, freedom of speech and journalism for abroad and particularly Tibet and Tibetan people.

langue

English,Chinese and Tibetan

Profession

editor

Nye Noona

Nye Noona — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 10:59:28 +0200

Nom

Noona

Prénom

Nye

Blog ou Site web

http://nyenoona.com/

Centres d'intérêts

Date de naissance

Description

My name is Nye also known as Ginger, I run the blog (http://nyenoona.com/), as for most of these stories are based on real life experiences of people living in Thailand, Laos, and The United States. I’m also a guest author at Laovoices.com, please also visit me there.

I was born in Laos, moved to Thailand at a very young age and had some schooling there. I like to read and translate Thai magazine articles and find some of their stories and culture to be very interesting because it’s very similar to our culture. I’m currently living in the United States.

langue

English, Thai

Profession

Blogger

Fredy Martin Perez

Fredy Martin Perez — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 18:33:44 +0200

Nom

Martin Perez

Prénom

Fredy

Blog ou Site web

Centres d'intérêts

Date de naissance

Description

I'm a journalist in Chiapas for the daily New paper "El Universal" and I followed this event of the massacre of the Indians.

langue

Spanish

Profession

Journalist

Nathan Hayes

Nathan Hayes — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 14:23:49 +0200

Nom

Hayes

Prénom

Nathan

Blog ou Site web

Centres d'intérêts

Date de naissance

Blog ou Site web

Centres d'intérêts

Date de naissance

Description

I work as a journalist in Milan.

langue

Italian

Profession

Journalist

Clark Boyd

Clark Boyd — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 18:10:29 +0200

Nom

Boyd

Prénom

Clark

Blog ou Site web

The World

Centres d'intérêts

Date de naissance

Description

Clark Boyd covers technology and science stories for The World. Although he's based in the Boston office, he spends quite a bit of his time on the road, seeking out the latest global technology news. He tries to focus not on gadgets and gizmos, but on the people who shape, and are being shaped by, those gadgets and gizmos.

Clark's been with The World for almost a decade now. He joined the show as a Researcher back in 1996, and immediately realized that radio journalism wasn't the worst possible way to make a living. After all, he did sell office furniture in Portland, Oregon for a while.

He's also managed to live and work in Scotland, Hungary and El Salvador for various lengths of time and space.

Lately, Clark's embraced podcasting as a new way to bring The World's technology coverage to a wider audience.

He'd like his epitaph to be taken from a critique frequently noted on his elementary school report cards: "Inclined to Mischief."

In 2006-07 Clark was a Knight Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

langue

English

Profession

Journalist

Thomas Crampton

Thomas Crampton — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 17:04:48 +0200

Nom

Crampton

Prénom

Thomas

Blog ou Site web

Thomas Crampton

Centres d'intérêts

Date de naissance

Description

Thomas Crampton is journalist in Hong Kong.

He worked as a correspondent for the International Herald Tribune and The New York Times for more than a decade, reporting from five continents, writing a column on Asia and covering Asian politics, economics and culture.

Prior to his most recent posting - feature writing from Paris on media and technology - he covered the 2004 US presidential election, reported on the 1997 Asian financial crisis from Thailand, the SARS outbreak from Hong Kong, the civil war in Sudan, rebel fighting in Sri Lanka, Taiwan’s largest earthquake, the 2004 US hurricanes and the Cannes Film Festival.
Currently based out of China, he is working with the founder of a major media company on entrepreneurial ventures. All views expressed on this blog are entirely personal.

Mr. Crampton has served as president of The Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Hong Kong, president of The Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand and on the board of the New York-based Overseas Press Club.

In addition to citations from Amnesty International for his articles and photography, Mr. Crampton has served as a judge for numerous journalism awards and worked to promote freedom of expression and the training of journalists.

He is co-founder of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club Charity Fund that has raised more than $1 million in four years to support the higher education of disadvantaged children from the Po Leung Kuk.

Mr. Crampton was educated in the United States at the University of Virginia, in Ireland at Trinity College, Dublin and in France at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris.

langue

English, French, Thai and is learning Mandarin Chinese.

Profession

Reporter