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The Los Angeles World Affairs Council sponsored a discussion entitled: “United States-Japan Relations: Fifty Years After Pearl Harbor.”

Los Angeles Times staff members talked about how the newspaper gets published. They stressed the importance of the various members of the organization in contributing to a successful newspap…

Members of the senior editorial board at the Los Angeles Times spoke about world events over the past year and future prospects. After their remarks, they took questions from the audience.

Los Angeles Times journalists talked about the 1996 presidential race, world events and the economy. Following their prepared remarks, they took questions from the audience. The Los Angeles …

Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chretien, talks about the current state of Canada-U.S. relations.

Three journalists received awards at this twelfth annual dinner. Mr. Coffey was editor of the year. Mr. Hentoff won the award for distinguished service to journalism. Mr. Britt was cartoonis…

Editor and Senior Vice President of the Los Angeles Times Shelby Coffey discussed the state of the news media and public cynicism toward the sensationalism exhibited by some in the media. He…

Minority journalists held a series of sessions focusing on a wide range of issues concerning minorities in the newsroom.

Slides of newspaper layouts illustrated a presentation of the best news coverage practices of American newspapers in 1992 as determined by a committee of the American Society of Newspaper Ed…

In a forum entitled, “The Primary Source: Local and Regional Coverage of the 1992 Elections,” panelists, including media analysts, examined how voters are influenced by social and media sou…

Editor and Executive Vice President of the Los Angeles Times, Shelby Coffey, talked to high school newspaper editors about the inner workings of his job, and the issues journalists will face…

Former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone discussed the new challenges that face the United States and Japan since the end of the Cold War, and the relationship between the two countr…

The Gannett Foundation and the University of Southern California sponsored a Conference on Women, Men, and the Media. The program included a Panel on the Breakthroughs by Women in top media …

The Society of Newspaper Editors panel talks about freedom of speech and the Rushdie affair.