TV rules revamp offers more bargaining power to BBC, ITV and C4
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Where Foreign Correspondents Capitulated to Autocracy
When Allan Au didn’t post his Wordle score on Facebook one morning this month, his friends began to worry. For Au, a longtime journalist and media trainer in Hong Kong, the ritual was less about flexing his vocabulary skills than a deliberate way to indicate that he was still free. His friends, it turned out,…
Bidens to attend next White House Correspondents’ dinner
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New York Times executive editor asks reporters to spend less time on Twitter
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Nobel Prize-Winning Russian Newspaper Editor Attacked With Paint In Moscow
Dmitry Muratov, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning editor of Russia’s major
How Western News Is Getting Around Putin’s Digital Iron Curtain
As Russian forces continue their brutal invasion of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin is waging a digital war of his own at
AP calls for release of detained Ethiopian journalist
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CNN employees voice frustration after Zucker resigns
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Nigeria Lifts Twitter Ban
The social media site had been blocked after it deleted a post from President Muhammadu Buhari about secessionist groups that