BGuthrie Photos: Newseum -- Inside Media w/Marc Fisher (Reporting the Wall's Fall)

Newseum -- Inside Media w/Marc Fisher (Reporting the Wall's Fall):

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Description of Pictures: Inside Media: Reporting the Wall's Fall
Guest: Marc Fisher
In autumn 1989, Washington Post reporter Marc Fisher found himself suddenly thrust into reporting a sensational international story: the fall of the Berlin Wall. Fisher had barely begun his new job as Bonn bureau chief for the Post.
Hear his views of the dramatic events as they unfolded before a shocked world 20 years ago.
Fisher is now enterprise editor for local news at the Post, after recently retiring his regular Metro column, his "Raw Fisher" blog, the online chat program "Potomac Confidential," and the "Raw Fisher Radio" podcast.
"Inside Media" is produced by the Newseum and is open to all visitors. Seating is on a space-available basis.
The event was moderated by Maureen Freeman, from the Newseum.

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