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Sandra Ball-Rokeach, a professor of communication at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California, talks about the rise of non-English news.

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Gerardo Lopez, executive editor of the Los Angeles-based La Opinion, talks about the success of his newspaper in augmenting its audience and luring advertisers.

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Sandy Close, the executive director of New California Media, talks about the rise of non-English news, and how ethnic media is attracting larger audiences and advertisers.

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Phil Bronstein, the executive editor of The San Francisco Chronicle, talks about his paper's efforts to cover events and issues of concern to the Bay Area's ethnic communities.

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Media correspondent Terence Smith speaks with four college newspaper writers for the campus perspective on the Iraq debate and the talk of war.

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Retiring House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-Texas) says he attempted to pass legislation that would have forced the Texas-based Belo Corp. to drop one of its Dallas media properties.

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A look at America's military readiness at an air base in Turkey, which will be on the front line if there is a war with Iraq.

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Elizabeth Brackett reports on how a community of Iraqi immigrants living in Chicago view the prospect of war with Saddam Hussein.

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Senegal's defense and transport ministers resigned Tuesday after the sinking of a state-run ferry off the coast of Gambia last week that left nearly 1,000 people presumed dead.

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Walter H. Annenberg, the wealthy media magnate, philanthropist, art collector, and former ambassador to Britain, died Tuesday at the age of 94.

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