May 24, 2012 10:05am ABC News Launches New Program to Attract and Develop Exceptional Aspiring Journalists ABC News Fellowship Program Seeks Next Generation of Producers and Reporters From Diverse Backgrounds ABC News announced today the launch of the ABC News Fellowship program to attract and develop aspiring journalists from diverse backgrounds for a rigorous and rewarding year-long opportunity. Starting this July, future news leaders will rotate through several ABC News departments and broadcasts while mastering editorial, production, and newsgathering skills. Participants from a variety of racial, ethnic, socio-economic and geographic backgrounds will work closely with an experienced ABC News mentor. “ABC News is committed to recruiting, developing, empowering and promoting our industry’s future leaders,” said ABC News President Ben Sherwood. “In a rapidly changing world, ...
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By Ian TalleyThe International Monetary Fund is helping Europe explore politically-palatable alternatives to euro bonds as a way to help solve its worsening debt crisis. The IMF thinks Europe should consider issuing common short-term debt, guaranteeing sovereign bonds and creating euro-wide deposit insurance, according to recently published research approved by the fund’s top economists. Some of those ideas, the IMF believes, stand a better chance of being adopted by fiscal hawks in Europe. Euro bills, or commonly-issued debt securities with maturities of under a year, could be drawn up in a variety of ways. All have the aim of spreading the risks for strained economies such as Italy and Spain onto the shoulders of healthier countries such as Germany and France. The IMF has also ... Continue reading →
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