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Issue No. 7 Contents

In This Issue - Angela Romano, Foreign Correspondents in Asia Pacific

Research Articles (abstract or first 1 - 2 pages of each paper available)

 Agency Source Influence on Television Foreign Reporting: Case of Mururoa and Tahiti
Chris A. Paterson

 Reporting From Imperial Frontiers: The Making of Foreign Correspondents A Century Apart
Christopher A. Vaughan

 Fair Game or Fair Go? Impact of News Reporting on Victims and Survivors of Traumatic Events
Trina McLellan

 From Journalism School to Newsroom: What Rite of Passage?
Beate Josephi

Media Education

 Building Bridges: Enlightening Foreign Correspondents Through Virtual Classroom
Nicole d'Entremont & Elizabeth Dougall

Foreign Correspondents

 Reporting War and Conflict
Peter Cole-Adams

 Knighted in Their Profession: How Foreign Correspondents are Selected by Australian Press
John Schauble

 Friendship and Objectivity: Pros and Cons of Foreign Correspondents' Adoption of the Insider's Perspective
Errol Hodge

 Port Arthur Massacre: A TV Editor's Experience
Richard Lower

 We Just Live Our Own Lives Here ... In the Pacific
Max Quanchi

 Covering Catastrophe in Papua New Guinea
Sean Dorney

 Journalism and Trauma: Proposals for Change
Philip Castle

 Trouble in Paradise: Hawaii's Newspaper Crisis
Morris Jones

Resources for Foreign Correspondents

 Medialink: New Program to Promote Asia Australia Media Exchange
Sue Downie

 Internet Resources for Foreign Correspondents
Stephen Quinn

 Foreign Correspondent Web Site
Belinda Weaver

 Robert Seward (1999), Radio Happy Isles -- Media and Politics at play in the Pacific, University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu.