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Asia Media International – A Publication from Loyola Marymount University's Asia Pacific Media Center in Los Angeles
Asia Media International – A Publication from Loyola Marymount University's Asia Pacific Media Center in Los Angeles
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Author: Viet Long Vinh Ly

A guy who was born in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam also known as Saigon. Since he was young due to his special interest in Asia culture, he travelled around Asia, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia and China. He was educated in Vietnamese education system from primary to grade 7, British education system from grade 8 to grade 13. In 2009 After he graduated from high school he left vietnam and landed in USA. currently he attended Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California. He still have his special interest in Asia Culture, he is in Asia & Pacific study department of LMU. In 2011 he work for Loyola Marymount University Asia Media under the founder Thomas Plate, a Famous journalist specialize in Asia media, he work as a news reporter incharge of Vietnam media news and also work as the Master Digital editor of Asia Media.

NEPAL: Journalists Find Themselves Targets of Political Protest

A variety of ethnic and religious groups have joined forces against local media personnel in Nepal recently. According to both the Federation of Nepali Journalists and Reporters Without Borders, these groups expect their opinions to be taken into account during the upcoming drafting of the new Nepali Constitution, and believe…

Full Article NEPAL: Journalists Find Themselves Targets of Political Protest

VIETNAM: Dramatically Reaching Out to Japan’s Kyodo News

Vietnam has had a tortured relationship at best with once-aggressive Japan, as it has had with the United States. But one thing both Tokyo and Washington have learned about this large, thinly vertical, well-populated and exceptionally feisty Southeast Asia country: Invading, occupying or even trying to “save Vietnam from communism”…

Full Article VIETNAM: Dramatically Reaching Out to Japan’s Kyodo News

BAHRAIN: The Elite Ten List You Don’t Want to Be On

Our favorite media watchdog – Reporters Without Borders –famously publishes an elite list on which few people would want to be included. It’s a list of “Enemies of the Internet:” Countries whose governments are uncomfortable with the information flows that come from this history-altering technology. What’s particularly interesting to Internet…

Full Article BAHRAIN: The Elite Ten List You Don’t Want to Be On

VIETNAM: ‘Reporters Without Borders’ Calling for Support of Blogger

“We request the immediate and unconditional release of de Nguyen Tien Trung. The accusations made against him are a total fabrication,” says the press freedom organization.

Full Article VIETNAM: ‘Reporters Without Borders’ Calling for Support of Blogger

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