Peggy-- The world is very blessed to have you doing this work with this
population at this time. You have received wonderful suggestions for reframing
the theme, and I have nothing to add to their wisdom. I have only positive
energy to send your way, and I do send it. . .
Blessings --BJ
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"uwe.weissflog" schrieb:
> I would be willing to help to bring something like this to life in Europe.
> There is a conversation about pro bono work on the german speaking list
> "schneller Wandel", maybe this is a possibility for us in Central Europe to
> fill this with life.
> Uwe
uwe,
ich habe
Peggy
A possible theme for newspaper editors:
How can the press inform the public and be responsible, objective and balanced?
Cheers
Kerry
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From: "kerry napuk"
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Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2001 4:13 PM
Subject: Re: A unique opportunity
> Peggy
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> A possible theme for newspaper editors:
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> How can the press inform the public and be responsible, objective and
balan
Dear Peggy, dear list,
when I read your note I remembered the following remark from my coaching
education: "We become and are what we pay attention to". It seems to me that
this is one of the big questions we now face, individually and collectively. The
journalism we experience requires listeners a
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Subject: A unique opportunity
I am opening a space on October 14 at the national conference of an
association for newspaper editors. These are the people who decide what
stories will be covered in our mainstream papers. There will be 300-500
people there. Originally, the subj
verbuch
Israel
- Original Message -
From: Peggy Holman
To:
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 5:11 PM
Subject: A unique opportunity
> I am opening a space on October 14 at the national conference of an
> association for newspaper editors. These are the people who decide what
> st
These are some quick ideas (with definite editorial content):
Beyond the pundit: including the critical voices.
The consequences of market journalism: the newsroom lost to canned news.
The impact of market journalism and the rise and influence of the
public relations industry in the news busine
of the newspapers participate in the these kind of dialogues, in
order to try abd balance considerations of profitability and ethics.
Avner Haramati
Israel
- Original Message -
From: Peggy Holman
To:
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 5:11 PM
Subject: A unique opportunity
> I
I am opening a space on October 14 at the national conference of an
association for newspaper editors. These are the people who decide what
stories will be covered in our mainstream papers. There will be 300-500
people there. Originally, the subject was The Future of Journalism: its
spirit and i
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