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November 21st, 2013

Media Literacy 2.0: A Sampling of Programs Around the World

The Center for International Media Assistance is pleased to release Media Literacy 2.0: A Sampling of Programs Around the World, a brief update of a trio of reports about media literacy published by CIMA in 2009. The paper revisits some of the questions that this area of media development is raising and offers a snapshot of the current state of media literacy programs.

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