As journalists, media experts, and freedom of expression activists gather in Accra, Ghana, to celebrate World Press Freedom...
By Ayden Férdeline Personal data privacy, or the general lack thereof online, has garnered a considerable amount of atten...
At a press briefing during China’s National People’s Congress convened in March, a local Chinese journalist’s dramati...
By James Smart Dictatorship, authoritarianism, and despotism are the very big words that have been used to describe the sta...
By Aleksander Dardeli Every day, our world produces 2.5 quintillion bytes of data, the equivalent of 250,000 Libraries of ...
By Michael Oghia Negotiating individual privacy with the public’s “right to know” is a balancing act for which there ...
By Evgenia (Eka) Javakhishvili It has been over a year since I joined IREXs SAFE Initiative, a program that delivers integ...
By Turgut Gambar Azerbaijan has been routinely condemned for its alarming human rights record, endemic levels of corruption...
By Anya Schiffrin We are led to believe that trust in the media is in precipitous decline. Trust in the media dropped to an...
