Asia Pacific Media Educator
Abstract
Changing markets and political and technological circumstances have altered both the likelihood and mode of reporting from foreign shore. Based on the author’s media experience and research into the background of the first American foreign correspondent in the Philippines, this article offers a historical perspective of two geographically and thematically linked forays in the field of international reporting.
Recommended Citation
Vaughan, C. A., Reporting from imperial frontiers: The making of foreign correspondents a century apart, Asia Pacific Media Educator, 7, 1999, 37-52.Available at:https://ro.uow.edu.au/apme/vol1/iss7/3
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