Rachael Jolley
Contributor at Freelance
Lecturer, journalism Cardiff Uni. Writes/eds for US Press Freedom, The Conversation, Reuters Inst, Prospect, New Statesman.. Ex ed-in-chief of @index_magazine.
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3 weeks ago |
indexoncensorship.org | Rachael Jolley
When Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán delivered his annual state of the nation speech in February, he declared the Trump administration was an inspiration. But if you look at Orbán’s record you can see that the Hungarian prime minister could actually be the inspiration for Donald Trump’s recent manoeuvres. Orbán was bullying universities, threatening the free press and raging against LGBTQ+ rights way before the second Trump administration started taking aim at those things.
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Nov 9, 2024 |
econotimes.com | Rachael Jolley
The world was definitely watching as the US went to the polls on Tuesday. Many people turned to YouTube to view the latest figures as states turned in their votes, where an apparent 84 million hours of presidential election day news were watched from all around the globe. I had a brief nap while the votes were being counted, and woke up to a stream of WhatsApp chats from friends in India who had been awake for hours and knew the probable result before I did.
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Nov 7, 2024 |
tolerance.ca | Rachael Jolley
The world was definitely watching as the US went to the polls on Tuesday. Many people turned to YouTube to view the latest figures as states turned in their votes, where an apparent 84 million hours of presidential election day news were watched from all around the globe. I had a brief nap while the votes were being counted, and woke up to a stream of WhatsApp chats from friends in India who had been awake for hours and knew the probable result before I did.
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Nov 7, 2024 |
theconversation.com | Rachael Jolley
The world was definitely watching as the US went to the polls on Tuesday. Many people turned to YouTube to view the latest figures as states turned in their votes, where an apparent 84 million hours of presidential election day news were watched from all around the globe. I had a brief nap while the votes were being counted, and woke up to a stream of WhatsApp chats from friends in India who had been awake for hours and knew the probable result before I did.
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Nov 6, 2024 |
theconversation.com | Jonathan Este |Rachael Jolley |Sam Phelps
This is a rolling guide to articles and audio published by The Conversation in the immediate run-up to and aftermath of the election, with some explainers about the process. This page is updated from the top, so older references are moved down the page. Good morning world. The United States has made its choice.
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