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Megan Kamerick:女性該在媒體中為女性發聲

Filmed Sep 2011 • Posted Jun 2012TEDxABQ
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該怎麼述說女性的故事?讓女性自己來述說。在 TEDxABQ,Megan Kamerick 談論新聞媒體如何因為女性記者和女性採訪來源上的不足,讓新聞無法被完整呈現。(攝於TEDxABQ)

Reporter Megan Kamerick fights for well-balanced storytelling in media.
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Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Cheno Chen
Reviewed by Gina Wang
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