Tag: Media
Broadcasting networks can become narrowcasters
Civil libertarians may cry for suppression of press freedom. However, analysts of Philippine journalism have a counterargument.
Marawi, the ‘city of streamers’
For the Maranao folk, nothing happens if the achievements of their kin and comrades are not made known in public through streamers or tarpaulins
Tibetans abroad rally in support of Dalai Lama following outrage over...
The protesters want the media to apologize for defaming the Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader
Philippine Supreme Court allows Maria Ressa to travel abroad
Maria Ressa will be traveling to Canada, France, South Korea, and the United States of America
Southeast Asian MPs condemn shutting down of independent media outlet in...
“Shutting down an independent media outlet due to a single perceived ‘mistake’ is a blatant violation of freedom of the press”
Cambodian leader orders shutdown of independent media outlet
Prime Minister Hun Sen has increasingly cracked down on any opposition as he prepares for elections later this year
‘Go bag,’ police raid drills for embattled Philippine Nobel laureate
Ressa has been battling a series of cases that media advocates said were filed due to her criticism of former president Rodrigo Duterte
Asia has highest number of journalists imprisoned in 2022, says new...
Globally, 363 journalists were imprisoned, an increase of 20 percent over the previous year
Catholic journalists in India vow to be ‘prophetic communicators’
“We cannot afford to turn a blind eye to the unsavory developments in the social, economic, political, technological and religious spheres"
Rights group calls for decriminalization of libel following conviction of Filipino...
Human Rights Watch said it finds the verdict convicting Filipino journalist Frank Cimatu of cyber-libel "very concerning”