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…
“Africa Rising”, Pressure on Press rises too
The “Africa Rising” narrative that reflects GDP growth of many African economies is strongly supported by sub-Saharan governments, African popular opinion, and by business interests, at home and abroad. Mohamed…
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