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Posted:adminMax Moser and I surveyed journalists for Jewish media in more than 20 countries across eastern and western Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Australia. This is the first of three articles previewing the study’s findings. Find links to the other articles below. The full study,, was released at the 2018 Annual Conference of the American Jewish Press Association in Cleveland, June 17-19. * * * Journalists for Jewish media outside North America face considerable challenges in performing their jobs, including rising anti-Semitism, isolation from the rest of the Jewish world, and a lack of resources. Except for a few journalists in English-speaking countries, they are not optimistic about the future of the Jewish communities in their native lands, and as a result are similarly pessimistic about the future of their media.
THIS WEEK'S MOST POPULAR DOWNLOADS. 3DMark v2.3.3663 Available Nintendo Switch Launch Date Announced Euro Truck Simulator 2 v1.26 Patch Deployed, Demo Ava. BoneTown review. Mike Splechta - May 4, 2012. BoneTown instead emulates the likes of Grand Theft Auto containing an open world to free roam at the player’s own leisure.
Arduino serial port communication. The PC + Arduino could then become the world's most over-engineered thermostat! (Of course that could be done with Arduino alone!) But other systems consisting of (one or more) Arduinos connected to a PC are more meaningful. The way the software is written, it would not be hard to turn things around, and have the Arduino as the master, the PC as the slave.
These are among the first findings of our study of Jewish journalists in more than 20 countries outside Israel and North America. Our research, so far as we can tell the first such project focusing on this group of media professionals, included an in-depth questionnaire and follow-up telephone interviews. Our goal was to name the challenges they face and to generate practical ideas to aid them. The environment in which these journalists are working is becoming more challenging. Rises in anti-Semitic acts and pressure on Jewish journalists across Europe and even North America have been widely catalogued in the last 18 months.
A British monitoring group reported hate crimes against Jews in the UK rose by more than a third in 2016, with recorded incidents now at record levels. Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry says the number of reported anti-Semitic attacks in Germany doubled from 2015 to 2016. When we asked about anti-Semitism in their countries, the journalists we spoke with in telephone interviews downplayed its real-life impact.
They put as positive a spin as they could on life in their communities. When we asked how things are, they gave answers such as, “We’re a very active community,” and “We’re very active for our size.” “It’s not threatening anti-Semitism,” one said of a rash of anti-Semitic comments posted on her organization’s YouTube channel. The anonymous responses to our survey told a different story. Forty percent of survey respondents said they had experienced some form of anti-Semitism during their work as a journalist, and the same percentage reported being threatened via social media. About one-quarter said they felt that their profession as a Jewish journalist is putting them at personal risk, and a similar tally said risks are escalating.
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Max Moser and I surveyed journalists for Jewish media in more than 20 countries across eastern and western Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Australia. This is the first of three articles previewing the study’s findings. Find links to the other articles below. The full study,, was released at the 2018 Annual Conference of the American Jewish Press Association in Cleveland, June 17-19. * * * Journalists for Jewish media outside North America face considerable challenges in performing their jobs, including rising anti-Semitism, isolation from the rest of the Jewish world, and a lack of resources. Except for a few journalists in English-speaking countries, they are not optimistic about the future of the Jewish communities in their native lands, and as a result are similarly pessimistic about the future of their media.
THIS WEEK'S MOST POPULAR DOWNLOADS. 3DMark v2.3.3663 Available Nintendo Switch Launch Date Announced Euro Truck Simulator 2 v1.26 Patch Deployed, Demo Ava. BoneTown review. Mike Splechta - May 4, 2012. BoneTown instead emulates the likes of Grand Theft Auto containing an open world to free roam at the player’s own leisure.
Arduino serial port communication. The PC + Arduino could then become the world's most over-engineered thermostat! (Of course that could be done with Arduino alone!) But other systems consisting of (one or more) Arduinos connected to a PC are more meaningful. The way the software is written, it would not be hard to turn things around, and have the Arduino as the master, the PC as the slave.
These are among the first findings of our study of Jewish journalists in more than 20 countries outside Israel and North America. Our research, so far as we can tell the first such project focusing on this group of media professionals, included an in-depth questionnaire and follow-up telephone interviews. Our goal was to name the challenges they face and to generate practical ideas to aid them. The environment in which these journalists are working is becoming more challenging. Rises in anti-Semitic acts and pressure on Jewish journalists across Europe and even North America have been widely catalogued in the last 18 months.
A British monitoring group reported hate crimes against Jews in the UK rose by more than a third in 2016, with recorded incidents now at record levels. Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry says the number of reported anti-Semitic attacks in Germany doubled from 2015 to 2016. When we asked about anti-Semitism in their countries, the journalists we spoke with in telephone interviews downplayed its real-life impact.
They put as positive a spin as they could on life in their communities. When we asked how things are, they gave answers such as, “We’re a very active community,” and “We’re very active for our size.” “It’s not threatening anti-Semitism,” one said of a rash of anti-Semitic comments posted on her organization’s YouTube channel. The anonymous responses to our survey told a different story. Forty percent of survey respondents said they had experienced some form of anti-Semitism during their work as a journalist, and the same percentage reported being threatened via social media. About one-quarter said they felt that their profession as a Jewish journalist is putting them at personal risk, and a similar tally said risks are escalating.
...">Bonetown Mods Spin(15.11.2018)Max Moser and I surveyed journalists for Jewish media in more than 20 countries across eastern and western Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Australia. This is the first of three articles previewing the study’s findings. Find links to the other articles below. The full study,, was released at the 2018 Annual Conference of the American Jewish Press Association in Cleveland, June 17-19. * * * Journalists for Jewish media outside North America face considerable challenges in performing their jobs, including rising anti-Semitism, isolation from the rest of the Jewish world, and a lack of resources. Except for a few journalists in English-speaking countries, they are not optimistic about the future of the Jewish communities in their native lands, and as a result are similarly pessimistic about the future of their media.
THIS WEEK'S MOST POPULAR DOWNLOADS. 3DMark v2.3.3663 Available Nintendo Switch Launch Date Announced Euro Truck Simulator 2 v1.26 Patch Deployed, Demo Ava. BoneTown review. Mike Splechta - May 4, 2012. BoneTown instead emulates the likes of Grand Theft Auto containing an open world to free roam at the player’s own leisure.
Arduino serial port communication. The PC + Arduino could then become the world's most over-engineered thermostat! (Of course that could be done with Arduino alone!) But other systems consisting of (one or more) Arduinos connected to a PC are more meaningful. The way the software is written, it would not be hard to turn things around, and have the Arduino as the master, the PC as the slave.
These are among the first findings of our study of Jewish journalists in more than 20 countries outside Israel and North America. Our research, so far as we can tell the first such project focusing on this group of media professionals, included an in-depth questionnaire and follow-up telephone interviews. Our goal was to name the challenges they face and to generate practical ideas to aid them. The environment in which these journalists are working is becoming more challenging. Rises in anti-Semitic acts and pressure on Jewish journalists across Europe and even North America have been widely catalogued in the last 18 months.
A British monitoring group reported hate crimes against Jews in the UK rose by more than a third in 2016, with recorded incidents now at record levels. Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry says the number of reported anti-Semitic attacks in Germany doubled from 2015 to 2016. When we asked about anti-Semitism in their countries, the journalists we spoke with in telephone interviews downplayed its real-life impact.
They put as positive a spin as they could on life in their communities. When we asked how things are, they gave answers such as, “We’re a very active community,” and “We’re very active for our size.” “It’s not threatening anti-Semitism,” one said of a rash of anti-Semitic comments posted on her organization’s YouTube channel. The anonymous responses to our survey told a different story. Forty percent of survey respondents said they had experienced some form of anti-Semitism during their work as a journalist, and the same percentage reported being threatened via social media. About one-quarter said they felt that their profession as a Jewish journalist is putting them at personal risk, and a similar tally said risks are escalating.
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