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UNAM's CEPE publishes Christian Sperling book on multimedia journalism and drug-war violence

The National Autonomous University of Mexico's Centre for Teaching for Foreigners has presented a book by Christian Sperling questioning the communicative reach of multimedia journalism on 'war on drugs' violence.

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Why it matters: CEPE-UNAM's Publications Department has issued Christian Sperling's book questioning multimedia journalism's communicative reach on violence from the 'war on drugs'.

According to Gaceta UNAM, the Centre for Teaching for Foreigners at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (CEPE-UNAM) has presented a new book through its Publications Department.

The book, titled Las narrativas de la violencia en el periodismo multimedia (Narratives of Violence in Multimedia Journalism), is written by Christian Sperling, Gaceta UNAM reported.

Gaceta UNAM said the work questions the communicative reach of new forms of multimedia journalism in the face of violence produced by the so-called 'war on drugs'.

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Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor

CEPE-UNAM's Publications Department has presented Christian Sperling's book, which questions what new forms of multimedia journalism can communicate about violence generated by the 'war on drugs'.

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