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Using advanced technology readily available today, citizen journalists like UC Davis student Louise Macabitas are able to create compelling content that reaches a wide audience.
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Marie Christine Polymenacou shares her view of global politics at the start of 2012
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Today’s show compares media coverage of Greece and the Arab world with what local people are actually communicating via social networking tools like Twitter.
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John Edmonds and Joni Dahlstrom address the legal genocide of wild horses
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As shared by our two guests, there are both ethical and health concerns associated with a newly signed law that allows wild horses to be slaughtered for food.
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A. D. Coleman describes the evocative impact of images in the social networking era
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A. D. Coleman, an authority on photography and media, shares how people’s views are shaped by modern technology that enables images such as the pepper-spraying of UC Davis students by Lt. John Pike to be broadcast instantly.
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John Edmonds says, Overturn the law permitting horses to be killed for human consumption
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Last month, Obama signed a bill making it legal for slaughterhouses to sell horse meat. Meanwhile, a bale of hay has more than doubled in price over the past year.
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