LA Observed: Getty arts fellows

Getty arts fellows

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This year's USC Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism Fellows are Kurt Andersen, novelist, editor, columnist and co-creator of Studio 360; Brett Campbell, the Wall Street Journal's West Coast performing arts correspondent; Celeste Headlee of National Public Radio; Victoria Infante, editor of La Vibra, the weekly arts magazine for La Opinion; Esther Iverem, SeeingBlack.com, founder, editor and film critic; Carol Kino, journalist and cultural critic; Edward Lifson of Chicago Public Radio; and Kaelen Wilson-Goldie, an editor and writer for The Daily Star, an English-language newspaper based in Beirut. I'll be doing a May 23 panel on digital media for the fellows along with Doug McLennan, Cory Doctorow of BoingBoing and possibly Mark Frauenfelder and Xeni Jardin.

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