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The Role of New Social Media
by Andrew Sherry, Senior Vice President for Online Communications, American Progress
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Please join us to listen to a former foreign correspondent and tech start-up executive, Andrew Sherry, who came to the American Progress Center in 2005 from USA Today, where he launched their profitableonline travel vertical then managed online news coverage for the 2004 elections. He caught the entrepreneurial bug in Asia, where he helped launch a company that deployed broadband Internet and web portals to hotels and in 14 cities and nine countries, and was approved for listing on Hong Kong's second board.
As a journalist, Mr. Sherry was based in Hong Kong, Hanoi, Phnom Penh, Nicosia, and Paris, first for AFP news agency then Dow Jones, where he became politics and policy editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review. Memorable assignments included covering the opening of Vietnam, the fall of Indonesia's Suharto, and editing the 1996 "scoop of the decade," the jungle show trial of genocidal Cambodian dictator Pol Pot who had not been seen by outsiders for 18 years.
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Monday, September 26 at 6 pm
The event is open to the public and free of charge!
by Andrew Sherry, Senior Vice President for Online Communications, American Progress
highres_SherryAndrew.jpg
Please join us to listen to a former foreign correspondent and tech start-up executive, Andrew Sherry, who came to the American Progress Center in 2005 from USA Today, where he launched their profitableonline travel vertical then managed online news coverage for the 2004 elections. He caught the entrepreneurial bug in Asia, where he helped launch a company that deployed broadband Internet and web portals to hotels and in 14 cities and nine countries, and was approved for listing on Hong Kong's second board.
As a journalist, Mr. Sherry was based in Hong Kong, Hanoi, Phnom Penh, Nicosia, and Paris, first for AFP news agency then Dow Jones, where he became politics and policy editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review. Memorable assignments included covering the opening of Vietnam, the fall of Indonesia's Suharto, and editing the 1996 "scoop of the decade," the jungle show trial of genocidal Cambodian dictator Pol Pot who had not been seen by outsiders for 18 years.
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Monday, September 26 at 6 pm
The event is open to the public and free of charge!
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