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CNN 'is looking to hire ex-New York Times and BBC boss Mark Thompson' - Vimarsana News

CNN 'is looking to hire ex-New York Times and BBC boss Mark Thompson'

Mark Thompson, the British media executive who led The New York Times for eight years until 2020, is among those being considered for the top job at CNN, Semafor reported on Wednesday.

Think big, go small: Inside what may be education's bottom-up revolution - Vimarsana News

Think big, go small: Inside what may be education's bottom-up revolution

Small-group learning has been around for a while. It got a boost from pandemic learning pods. Are microschools – essentially modern-day one-room schoolhouses – effective? Education writer Jackie Valley joins host Clay Collins to discuss her reporting on an emerging trend that one proponent says is about “building a civil society from scratch” – and that others hail as a transformational, bottom-up movement that could ultimately transform U.S. education.

Loosen's Pursuit of Older Oregon Pinot | Wine-Searcher News & Features - Vimarsana News

Loosen's Pursuit of Older Oregon Pinot | Wine-Searcher News & Features

Legendary German producer Erni Loosen also makes wine in Oregon – it just takes a while to reach the market. Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

Industry Moves: Xero Shoes Exec Dennis Driscoll to Retire After 44-Year Career + More News - Vimarsana News

Industry Moves: Xero Shoes Exec Dennis Driscoll to Retire After 44-Year Career + More News

Who's in, who's out, who's been promoted and who's been hired from across the footwear and fashion industry.

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How a writer learned to help Malawi's girls help themselves - Vimarsana News

How a writer learned to help Malawi's girls help themselves

How much more effective is journalism when its practitioners take extra care to account for local perspectives and practices? And what does it mean when media organizations stay with their stories over time? Xanthe Scharff’s reporting in Malawi in 2005 and then again this year helps answer both questions. She and her recent colleague Madalo Samati – a mentor Xanthe met when she shifted from reporting to actively participating – spoke with guest host Amelia Newcomb.