When a small group of political or economic elites controls the mass media, they effectively monopolize the channels thr...
US government assistance to media freedom and freedom of information around the world rose sharply in 2016, with the lar...
By Morgan Frost While the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is the fourth largest country in Africa in terms of pop...
By Alex T. Magaisa On July 30th, Zimbabweans will go to the polls to elect a president, parliamentarians, and local aut...
Two recent judicial rulings in Spain and Brazil have significantly expanded the scope of the Right to be Forgotten in wa...
Each year, the Reuters Institute Digital News Report (DNR) sheds light on the most recent trends in the news industry an...
By Laxmi Parthasarathy Nearly two decades ago as a pre-teen, I used to deliver several hundred copies of the Scarboroug...
Last week, elections in the Indian state of Karnataka caught the world’s attention. For many, the results could hold a...
As journalists, media experts, and freedom of expression activists gather in Accra, Ghana, to celebrate World Press Free...
A steady stream of surveys, reports, and barometers continues to confirm what many experience on a daily basis: public t...
By Ayden Férdeline Personal data privacy, or the general lack thereof online, has garnered a considerable amount of at...
The last two years have been a tumultuous period for Filipino democracy. Since the People Power Revolution in 1986, the...
