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...
At a press briefing during China’s National People’s Congress convened in March, a local Chinese journalist’s dram...
To say that Mohammed Alfazari is an unsung hero would be misleading; a reviled hero might be a more apt description. Thr...
Tracking donor efforts to support media development is fundamental to assessing whether enough resources are being direc...
Update: Late on Wednesday, March 21, the Turkish Parliament approved the bill to give the Radio and Television Supreme C...
“There are these two young fish swimming along and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods ...
By James Smart Dictatorship, authoritarianism, and despotism are the very big words that have been used to describe the ...
