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Lectures and Discussions

The Knight Fellowships occasionally sponsors a lecture or panel discussion related to current events or pressing journalistic challenges. Topics have included the fate of network news and the dangers facing journalists in war zones.

Lectures and Discussions

Many lectures and discussions are available as downloadable audio files on Stanford iTunes.
• Knight Fellowships on Stanford iTunes

Mónica Lozano, Félix Gutiérrez, Dawn Garcia and Antonio Ruiz-Camacho
• At a Crossroads: Latino Media in the U.S.

Betty Bayé, Lewis Diuguid, Askia Muhammad, Les Payne, Rochelle Riley and Derrick Jackson
• What Next? African Americans, the 2006 Vote and the Race Ahead

Enrique Krauze
• 2006 Mexican Elections – A Challenge for Democracy

Andrew Hayward, David Westin, Neal Shapiro and Richard Wald
• Network News and Presidential Elections

Pablo Rosendo González
• Journalism in Latin America: Writing the Rules of the Game

Bernard-Henri Lévy
• Who Killed Daniel Pearl?

Gary Ross, Kristine Samuelson, Richard White
• When History Goes Hollywood

Ian Stewart, Serif Turgut, Norman Naimark
• Did Daniel Pearl Die for Nothing? Journalists on the Edge of Danger

Joel Simon, Alfredo Molano, Frank del Olmo
• Press Freedom at Risk: Threats to Journalists

Lee Hills Senior Fellow

From time to time, the program invites a distinguished veteran journalist to spend a few days on campus as the Lee Hills Senior Fellow, named for the former president of the Knight Foundation who has been a strong supporter of our program here at Stanford.

Russell Baker
• Will the Media be the End of Us?