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Ariana Eunjung Cha
Affiliation during program:
The Washington Post
Country Focus:
Russia
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| Program: Fall 2002 [email protected] | |||
Ariana Eunjung Cha is a staff writer for The Washington Post focusing on social, economic and political dimensions of the Internet. She has covered stories ranging from media mergers to cyber crime and the future of online music. Cha specializes in features about "high-tech life," such as the influence of technology on Olympic athletes and the meaning of "e-relics" to relatives of victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Prior to joining The Post in 1999, she covered biotechnology and race and demographics for the San Jose Mercury News and worked on special projects for the Detroit Free Press. She was part of a team of reporters that wrote a six-part series on Michigan's Dr. Jack Kevorkian, from which a book, "The Suicide Machine," was later published. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia University.
| Stories | ||
| Internet Dreams Turn To Crime | ||
| A Tempting Offer for Russian Pair | ||
| Despite U.S. Efforts, Web Crimes Thrive | ||
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