Unmasking Boko Haram’s hypocrisy
By Husseini Yushau BabalWaiz The recent kidnapping of the 276 Nigerian school girls by the Islamist group—Boko Haram, (a phrase in Hausa language that means; western education is unlawful) has…
Does terrorism drive media attention?
By Uchenna Ekwo Attending a conference in South Africa two years ago, I engaged one of the conference participants in a conversation about how Africa is not in the radar…
Valery N. Yegorov, Dr. Yuriy Sergeyev, Ukraine's Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Marc Holzer of Rutgers and a guest at the 3rd Annual Conference on Media & Democratic Governance
Ukraine responds to antisemitism label
By Francisco Bozzano-Barnes Amid the controversy about the circulation of anti-Semitic pamphlets in eastern Ukraine, the country’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Yuriy Sergeyev has rejected such campaigns suggesting…
L-R: Dr. Marc Holzer, Dean, School of Public Affairs & Administration, Dr. Uchenna Ekwo, President of the Center for Media & Peace Initiatives, and Dr. Michael Gershowitz , professor of public affairs ar Rutgers University at The 3rd Annual Conference on Media & Democratic Governance hosted jointly by The Center for Media and Peace Initiatives, Rutgers University-Newark School of Public Affairs and Administration (SPAA )and The Society of Professional Journalists (NJ Chapter).
Theme: “Seeing Through the Spin: Sorting Fact from Fiction in Public Information”
Information, misinformation, and disinformation in the digital age
By Uchenna Ekwo Valery Yegorov, a Ukrainian-American could not hide his disapproval of the media coverage of the unfolding crisis in Ukraine by major media networks in the United States…
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