Azerbaijan’s government has been cracking down on independent media for years
Son of Apple Daily founder appeals to international leaders at Geneva summit over Lai’s trial
Armed groups and criminal gangs have journalists facing threats and self-censorship in Colombia
Colleagues raise concerns about health of media outlet founder who is protesting her detention in Georgian prison
Impunity, insecurity a common theme in countries deemed dangerous for media
Andrey Kuznechyk spent more than three years imprisoned in a case that was widely viewed as politically motivated
Their jailings underscore the poor state of press freedom in Iran
More than 20 journalists in Azerbaijan face legal action in a move analysts see as an attempt to silence criticism
The videos underscore a trend in which AI is used to create content showing real journalists reporting fake stories
Former FCC chair Jessica Rosenworcel dismissed four complaints in January, saying the complaints ‘seek to weaponize the licensing authority of the FCC’
Mongabay journalist Gerry Flynn had previously worked in Cambodia for five years
A memo says The New York Times, National Public Radio, NBC News and Politico, must vacate their spaces by Feb. 14. The New York Post, One America News Network, Breitbart News Network and HuffPost News will get dedicated space instead.
Load more
