By Farah Wael / 14 July, 2014
Three Al Jazeera journalists were among those sentenced to prison on terrorism charges.
In 1997, British journalist Robert Fisk interviewed Bin Laden. Fisk was not accused of being a terrorist, he was only doing his job. For decades, journalists have been interviewing terrorists, Continue reading
IndexDrawtheLine: Can art or journalism ever be terrorism?已关闭评论
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Tagged Al-Jazeera, Journalism, Sentenced to Prison
by Tienchi Martin-Liao / November 20, 2013
Chen Yongzhou
Express reporter Chen Yongzhu. Photo courtesy of Tienchi Martin-Liao via news.163.com.
Over the last 18 months Chen Yongzhou, Continue reading
Tienchi Martin-Liao：A Mud Battle Fought in A Quagmire-Censorship and corruption in Chinese journalism已关闭评论
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Tagged Chen Yongzhou, China, Journalism, Tienchi Martin-Liao
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By Vicky Baker / 21 May, 2014
Rafal Rohozinski, co-founder of cyber-research thinktank SecDev Group (Photo: Frontline Club)
What is the future of journalism? The innovation report leaked from the New York Times Continue reading
The future of journalism: Five ways the news is changing已关闭评论
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Tagged Journalism, Press Freedom
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The weekly newspaper Southern Weekend (Nanfang Zhoumo) on display at a newsstand in Guangzhou, 2013.
Courts in the capital are mulling over what’s being described Continue reading
Threats to Anonymous Sources Shake Chinese Journalism已关闭评论
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Tagged China, Journalism, Threats
