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Another Asian Dog Meat Article? Question Your Foreign Correspondent

When it comes to accounts of life abroad written by foreign correspondents, Hyphen blogger Catherine Shu -- also a reporter in Taiwan -- reveals how journalistic shortcuts can have significant cultural implications.

By: Catherine Shu | Posted: Tue, Sep 27th- 8:45am | Under: foreign correspondents, media literacy, the economist, Culture, Media

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