The global digital newspapers and magazines market was valued at 34.24 billion dollars in 2021. According to projections from data website Statistica, the industry will rake in 38.60 billion dollars this year. But the online news industry is not without its challenges. Journalists need to be enterprising in their reporting if their platform is to attract more readers. AFPC-USA Club member The DailyMail's Senior Online Reporter, Harriet Alexander shares some tips with us on how to thrive in the competitive digital media space.

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Press freedom around the world has been on the decline over the past decade in spite of an annual global index published by the global media watchdog, Reporters Without Borders. The global ranking shows that since 2020 for instance, Norway has consistently topped the index. What accounts for the consistent decline in press freedom around the world? Director of the Hunter College's journalism program, Sissel McCarthy shares her research with us.

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In the first episode of the Foreign Press Podcast, we introduce you to the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents, USA (AFPC-USA). Learn more about the Association and what it does. Our guest is the Chair of the AFPC-USA, Nancy Prager-Kamel. 

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The Foreign Press Podcast is a new educational initiative by the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents - USA (AFPC-USA). Join us every week for discussions with seasoned journalists, subject matter experts, and executives from around the world, sharing knowledge and journalism resources. 

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