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        "id": 1209959,
        "msgid": "asian-press-urged-to-compete-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-05-13 00:00:00",
        "title": "Asian press urged to compete",
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        "summary": "Asian press urged to compete SEOUL (Reuter): Asia's rapid economic development requires the region's news agencies to hone standards of journalism to improve the reporting of its own affairs, South Korea's information minister said yesterday. Oh In-Whan criticized what he called the Western media's news monopoly which he said had grown even greater with the rapid economic development of the Asia-Pacific and increased Western pressure on Asia to open its markets.",
        "content": "<p>Asian press urged to compete<\/p>\n<p>SEOUL (Reuter): Asia's rapid economic development requires the<br>\nregion's news agencies to hone standards of journalism to improve<br>\nthe reporting of its own affairs, South Korea's information<br>\nminister said yesterday.<\/p>\n<p>Oh In-Whan criticized what he called the Western media's news<br>\nmonopoly which he said had grown even greater with the rapid<br>\neconomic development of the Asia-Pacific and increased Western<br>\npressure on Asia to open its markets.<\/p>\n<p>He told a meeting of the Organization of Asia-Pacific News<br>\nAgencies (OANA), representing 30 agencies in 23 countries, that<br>\nthe creation of the World Trade Organization (WTO) this year<br>\nsignaled the start of \"a new form of trade war\".<\/p>\n<p>Guo Chaoren, president of Chinese agency Xinhua, said the<br>\nfocus of the Seoul meeting was to improve the training of<br>\npersonnel to produce better and faster news stories over more<br>\nadvanced communications systems.<\/p>",
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