About: Dana Bullen

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Dana Ripley Bullen II (August 6, 1931 – June 25, 2007) was executive director (1981–1996) and senior advisor (1997-2007) of the World Press Freedom Committee, a since closed non-profit organization based in Reston, Virginia. Prior to that, he had been the foreign editor of The Washington Star, which closed in 1981. Bullen attended Phillips Academy Andover, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Journalism at the University of Florida's College of Journalism in 1953, followed by a Juris Doctor at that university's College of Law in 1956.

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  • Dana Ripley Bullen II (August 6, 1931 – June 25, 2007) was executive director (1981–1996) and senior advisor (1997-2007) of the World Press Freedom Committee, a since closed non-profit organization based in Reston, Virginia. Prior to that, he had been the foreign editor of The Washington Star, which closed in 1981. Bullen attended Phillips Academy Andover, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Journalism at the University of Florida's College of Journalism in 1953, followed by a Juris Doctor at that university's College of Law in 1956. He was hired as a reporter at The Washington Star in 1960. Over the next 21 years, he became a syndicated columnist, an assistant news editor, and was The Star's foreign editor when it folded in 1981. Bullen had started volunteering with the World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) in 1980, concerned about the effort by numerous member nations of UNESCO to push through a "New World Information and Communication Order", granting them control of news distribution. When The Star folded, he became the WPFC's full-time Executive Director. At the time of Bullen's death, then Executive Director Mark Bench praised Bullen's leadership, stating that Bullen "was able to see from a distance, though hidden in code words, restrictions by intergovernmental organizations on press freedom", thus bringing the attention needed "to prevent those restrictions". Bullen, who was married to the former Joyce Cullen, died from cancer on June 25, 2007. (en)
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  • Dana Ripley Bullen II (August 6, 1931 – June 25, 2007) was executive director (1981–1996) and senior advisor (1997-2007) of the World Press Freedom Committee, a since closed non-profit organization based in Reston, Virginia. Prior to that, he had been the foreign editor of The Washington Star, which closed in 1981. Bullen attended Phillips Academy Andover, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Journalism at the University of Florida's College of Journalism in 1953, followed by a Juris Doctor at that university's College of Law in 1956. (en)
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