Media
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Rights groups denounce Austrian Ibizagate whistleblower trial
Criminal charges against the whistleblower whose leak of the “Ibizagate” video took down Austria’s government in 2019 will discourage other informants and may…
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De-Erdoganisation
The Taliban warned that despite ‘historic, cultural and religious bonds with the Muslim people of Turkey’, they would view such…
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Assessing the Media’s Role in U.S. National Security
Many Americans on both the political Left and Right long for the days when media were supposedly less partisan and more reliable.…
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Hong Kong court sentences Tong Ying-kit to nine years in jail for breaking national security law
Former waiter Tong Ying-kit, 24, was accused of driving his motorcycle into three riot police last year while carrying a…
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Malta failed to protect murdered journalist, says inquiry
The government of Malta failed to adequately protect anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and bore responsibility for creating a “culture…
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Spyware used to target journalists and activists around the world, reports indicate
Military-grade spyware was used to hack the smartphones of dozens of journalists and activists, according to an investigation conducted and…
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Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Danish Siddiqui killed in Afghanistan
Reuters photojournalist Danish Siddiqui was killed while covering a clash between Afghan security forces and Taliban fighters near a border…
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Reporters Without Borders lists Viktor Orbán as ‘press freedom predator’
Reporters Without Borders has labeled Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán a “press freedom predator” for muzzling the country’s media. Merlin…
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Included, but still marginalised: Indigenous voices still missing in media stories on Indigenous affairs
Narratives of Indigenous inferiority and deficiency, combined with paternalistic policies, have produced a cultural climate where non-Indigenous voices have often…
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Cheers and tears as Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Apple Daily newspaper prints final edition
As journalists from Hong Kong’s embattled pro-democracy Apple Daily newspaper scrambled to produce their final edition, they didn’t need to…
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A ‘disturbing’ interview with jailed Belarus activist Roman Protasevich has been widely condemned
European powers on Friday lined up to condemn a tearful interview shown on Belarusian state television with a dissident journalist…
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When Naomi Osaka talks, we should listen.
Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka took a stand this week that called attention to the mental health of professional athletes.…
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New Zealand and France lead global push to de-radicalise the internet after Christchurch attack
Australian Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews has reiterated the government’s commitment to removing terrorist and violent extremist content online after…
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Florida plans to fine social media for banning politicians
The bill must now be signed off by Trump ally, Governor Ron DeSantis. Cody Godwin BBC The legislation allows platforms to…
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Alan Kohler: Scott Morrison, the Murdochs and the crime of the century
He probably hasn’t read a word of the science about global warming and the grim future that awaits his children…
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Beyond the Murdoch media: A clearer vision for Australian journalism
He was a tough act to follow. The New Daily The former PM accused News Corp of everything from intimidation…
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