For much of the past two years, CIMA, in collaboration with Deutsche Welle Akademie, has been fostering a global series of...
Effective media development work requires the engagement of sectors beyond the media themselves–that is, governments, aca...
CIMA’s blog has often addressed the sorry state of media in Latin America, and my own posts on the subject have mostly em...
It seems that the media development community is always fighting an uphill battle. It is difficult to demonstrate concrete ...
The government of Ecuador is at it again. There’s something about the news media that to the administration of President ...
The three-day-plus meeting of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) in Washington this week pr...
Sounds, well … intimidating doesn’t it? This was the title of a panel I moderated during the WAN-IFRA’s World News me...
I’ve been writing about soft, or indirect, censorship ever since I left newspapering and joined CIMA nearly seven years a...
It’s a sign of how far press freedom in Latin America has sunk that a leading expert on press freedom in the region can p...
