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About Mike
A journalist who has lived in three continents, Mike Snow has contributed articles on international politics, travel, finance, agriculture, health and other wide ranging topics to the Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer, Los Angeles Times, Toronto Star, Stern Magazine, Miami Herald and dozens of other national and international publications, both as a reporter and combat correspondent in Asia and Africa and, in recent years, a travel writer who has been to more than 100 nations.
(Philadelphia Inquirer) RANTHAMBHORE NATIONAL PARK, India — My greatest worry as a boy was becoming separated from my parents and hunted down by a tiger, a nightmare rooted, I now suspect, in William Blake’s classic poem, "The Tyger".
Dog Pack Journalism and the Manufacturing of Consent How the Mainstream Media Misleads Us on GMOs By Mike Snow The Washington Post won lasting
(The Washington Post) — As president of a Paris-based consulting firm, Chuck Riviere found himself on the road in Europe three of every four workdays, pursuing his passion for trading stocks from hotel rooms, airports
How manipulation of the media during the Cold War stifled criticism, manufactured consent and laid the groundwork for the modern surveillance state