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It’s a tricky time to be a journalist. Freedom of the press is

 in some parts of the world, and here in the United States, 

 show trust in media has largely waned over the past several decades.

 with the St. Paul-based World Press Institute have been traveling around the United States since August, meeting with journalists, scholars, community members and business leaders. They’ve been learning about both the U.S. media landscape and American society. Three of those fellows sat down with MPR News’ Euan Kerr to share their observations.

is the managing editor for DoR (Decat o Revista), a nonprofit media organization in Bucharest, Romania.

and host of “Offshore,” a politics show on 

the German Press Agency. She is based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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 with the World Press Institute have been traveling around the United States since August, learning about both the U.S. media and American society. MPR News’ Euan Kerr sat down with three of them for a conversation about the future of journalism, the challenges facing journalists in their home countries and what the U.S. press looks like through their eyes.

Ten journalists with the World Press Institute have been traveling around the United States since August, learning about both the U.S. media and American society. MPR News’ Euan Kerr sat down with three of them for a conversation about the future of journalism, the challenges facing journalists in their home countries and what the U.S. press looks like through their eyes.


Ten journalists with the World Press Institute have been traveling around the United States since August, learning about both the U.S. media and American society. MPR News' Euan Kerr sat down with three of them for a conversation about the future of journalism, the challenges facing journalists in their areas of coverage and what the U.S. press looks like through their eyes.

What do overseas journalists think of the U.S. press?

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What do overseas journalists think of the U.S. press?

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