Weekly Observations - week ending April 10, 2010
This is our weekly round-up of the tidbits that didn't make it to a post of their own, but are worth noting, along with news items we may have missed during the week.
If you have any of your own observations from any of the CNN Worldwide networks during the week, send us a message via the tip box bottom right.
If you have any of your own observations from any of the CNN Worldwide networks during the week, send us a message via the tip box bottom right.
- CNN sues citizen iReporter over fraud.
- CNN's mobile strategy.
- Anderson Cooper to speak at Potsdam's Campus Festival.
- CNN International launches South Africa iPhone app.
- CNN's Multichoice African Journalists 2010 finalists announced.
- CNN panned for "ex-gay" segment.
- CNN International redesigns weekly NewsView survey; opens up panel to new registrations.
- Rima Maktabi debuts as host of CNN International's, 'Inside The Middle East'.
- CNN remains objective as cable news focuses on commentary.
- A "network-wide quality reduction initiative" - former CNN correspondent describes his 2008 departure.
- CNN International's Errol Barnett to lead panel on impact of new technologies on the media.
- CNN's Multichoice African Journalists 2010 finalists announced.
- CNN panned for "ex-gay" segment.
- CNN International redesigns weekly NewsView survey; opens up panel to new registrations.
- Rima Maktabi debuts as host of CNN International's, 'Inside The Middle East'.
- CNN remains objective as cable news focuses on commentary.
- A "network-wide quality reduction initiative" - former CNN correspondent describes his 2008 departure.
- CNN International's Errol Barnett to lead panel on impact of new technologies on the media.
- Wolf Blitzer returns home.
- Jim Moret's book recounts near suicide.
- CNN International launches UK election Twitter feed.
- Jim Moret's book recounts near suicide.
- CNN International launches UK election Twitter feed.
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