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Robert De Niro Stripped Of Leadership Award After Calling Trump A "Clown" And "Monster" In Fiery Speech
The 80-year-old Oscar-winner was set to receive the National Association of Broadcasters' Service to America Award next Tuesday.
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Tencent Gets 'Wake-Up Call' From China's Assertions of Patriotism
The National Basketball Association, Blizzard, and now one of its most important portfolio companies, Fortnite proprietor Epic Games, have all sparked political controversy at a time of increasingly assertive Chinese nationalism online.
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Sign Language Show Cut From Broadcast, Viewed Over 1 Million Times Online
The rousing patriotic songs - "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "America the Beautiful" - performed before Sunday's Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta were cheered by the pumped-up crowd in the stadium and seen in homes around the world.
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Indonesian Woman Given 20 Year Jail Term In Cyanide Murder
A Jakarta court sentenced an Indonesian woman accused of killing a former classmate with cyanide-laced coffee to 20 years in prison on Thursday, in a dramatic climax to a trial that was broadcast live and became a national spectacle.
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25 Years On, Russians Tell Of How They Defeated A Coup
The KGB major was on vacation in the Russian countryside in August 1991 when he woke up to a radio broadcast announcing a state of national emergency. The bulletin contained something else: a secret code phrase for intelligence officers, summoning them back to their posts immediately.
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FTII Students to Stage Demonstration in Delhi Tomorrow
Nearly 80 students of the beleaguered FTII left Pune for Delhi to stage a demonstration in the national capital tomorrow to highlight their demands, mainly removal of actor and BJP member Gajendra Chauhan as the institute's chairman.
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Japanese whalers, protesters clash off Antarctica
A Japanese whaling ship and an anti-whaling protest boat collided in the remote, icy seas off Antarctica, with both sides on Monday blaming each other for the crash.
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This year, watch Independence Day live on YouTube
Video-sharing site YouTube has associated with national broadcaster Doordarshan for live streaming of the 67th Indian Independence Day celebrations as well as Prime Minister's address to the nation.
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Nelson Mandela appears an ailing man in video
South African President Jacob Zuma said he found Nelson Mandela "in good shape and in good spirits" Monday but a video of his encounter with the ailing anti-apartheid icon belies those cheery words, showing him with a vacant look on his face.
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Kamal Haasan will give Las Vegas a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Vishwaroopam
Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan will participate in a panel discussion as part of a National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show, an electronic media show covering filmed entertainment, to discuss the international appeal of Bollywood. The event is being held in Las Vegas.
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Nigeria and Burkina Faso seek African Cup title
The final will be a rematch of the teams' opener in Group C, which ended in a 1-1 draw after Nigeria conceded an injury-time equalizer in Nelspruit. Nigeria is Africa's most populous nation with more than 160 million people, but many there may not be able to watch the final because local television channels were not able to secure broadcast rig...
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A look at North Korea's missile arsenal
North Korea's missile program is a point of national pride, with state TV regularly broadcasting past liftoffs set to rousing military anthems
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BBC chief quits over child sex abuse controversy
The BBC's top executive resigned on Saturday night after the prestigious broadcaster's marquee news magazine wrongly implicated a British politician in a child sex-abuse scandal, deepening the crisis that exploded after it decided not to air similar allegations against one of its own stars who police now say was one of the nation's worst paedophile...
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Robert De Niro Stripped Of Leadership Award After Calling Trump A "Clown" And "Monster" In Fiery Speech
The 80-year-old Oscar-winner was set to receive the National Association of Broadcasters' Service to America Award next Tuesday.
-
Tencent Gets 'Wake-Up Call' From China's Assertions of Patriotism
The National Basketball Association, Blizzard, and now one of its most important portfolio companies, Fortnite proprietor Epic Games, have all sparked political controversy at a time of increasingly assertive Chinese nationalism online.
-
Sign Language Show Cut From Broadcast, Viewed Over 1 Million Times Online
The rousing patriotic songs - "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "America the Beautiful" - performed before Sunday's Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta were cheered by the pumped-up crowd in the stadium and seen in homes around the world.
-
Indonesian Woman Given 20 Year Jail Term In Cyanide Murder
A Jakarta court sentenced an Indonesian woman accused of killing a former classmate with cyanide-laced coffee to 20 years in prison on Thursday, in a dramatic climax to a trial that was broadcast live and became a national spectacle.
-
25 Years On, Russians Tell Of How They Defeated A Coup
The KGB major was on vacation in the Russian countryside in August 1991 when he woke up to a radio broadcast announcing a state of national emergency. The bulletin contained something else: a secret code phrase for intelligence officers, summoning them back to their posts immediately.
-
FTII Students to Stage Demonstration in Delhi Tomorrow
Nearly 80 students of the beleaguered FTII left Pune for Delhi to stage a demonstration in the national capital tomorrow to highlight their demands, mainly removal of actor and BJP member Gajendra Chauhan as the institute's chairman.
-
Japanese whalers, protesters clash off Antarctica
A Japanese whaling ship and an anti-whaling protest boat collided in the remote, icy seas off Antarctica, with both sides on Monday blaming each other for the crash.
-
This year, watch Independence Day live on YouTube
Video-sharing site YouTube has associated with national broadcaster Doordarshan for live streaming of the 67th Indian Independence Day celebrations as well as Prime Minister's address to the nation.
-
Nelson Mandela appears an ailing man in video
South African President Jacob Zuma said he found Nelson Mandela "in good shape and in good spirits" Monday but a video of his encounter with the ailing anti-apartheid icon belies those cheery words, showing him with a vacant look on his face.
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Kamal Haasan will give Las Vegas a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Vishwaroopam
Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan will participate in a panel discussion as part of a National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show, an electronic media show covering filmed entertainment, to discuss the international appeal of Bollywood. The event is being held in Las Vegas.
-
Nigeria and Burkina Faso seek African Cup title
The final will be a rematch of the teams' opener in Group C, which ended in a 1-1 draw after Nigeria conceded an injury-time equalizer in Nelspruit. Nigeria is Africa's most populous nation with more than 160 million people, but many there may not be able to watch the final because local television channels were not able to secure broadcast rig...
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A look at North Korea's missile arsenal
North Korea's missile program is a point of national pride, with state TV regularly broadcasting past liftoffs set to rousing military anthems
-
BBC chief quits over child sex abuse controversy
The BBC's top executive resigned on Saturday night after the prestigious broadcaster's marquee news magazine wrongly implicated a British politician in a child sex-abuse scandal, deepening the crisis that exploded after it decided not to air similar allegations against one of its own stars who police now say was one of the nation's worst paedophile...
