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Travel Vloggers Have Become the CCP’s Newest Propaganda Tool
The Chinese regime has turned to an unconventional source for propaganda: travel vloggers.
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Officer Shoots Projectiles at News Crew During Kentucky Protests
A local Kentucky news crew was targeted Friday night by riot police while they attempted to get footage of the demonstrations.
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Arizona Lawmaker Drops Ban on Journalists Who Refuse Checks
Media organizations criticized the move, saying it could hinder the ability to hold lawmakers accountable.
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Egypt Court Delays Verdict in Al-jazeera Reporters’ Retrial
A Cairo court on Thursday postponed the final verdict in the retrial of three Al-Jazeera English reporters for next week
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New Apps for Reporters Help Cover Schools, Courts, and Cops
Three new apps from a journalism advocacy organization will help reporters cover crime, police, and schools while in the field.
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Journalists Oppose Government Agencies’ Press Control
A panel discussion during Sunshine Week at the National Press Club bemoans the fact that reporters are increasingly blocked from interviewing staffs of public agencies.
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Sichuan Reporter Detained for Stopping Demolition
After one of their reporters was arrested for stopping a demolition in Sichuan, Caixin Media was unable to get any information from the police about the detention.
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A Costly Typo for Two Chinese Editors
An orthographic error in the name of Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping cost a Fujian newspaper thousands of dollars to buy back copies, and the suspension of two editors.
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Record Number of Online Reporters Killed in 2012
Rivaling 2009 figures of 74 journalists killed worldwide, the death toll of journalists in 2012 came in at a whopping 70.
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Travel Vloggers Have Become the CCP’s Newest Propaganda Tool
The Chinese regime has turned to an unconventional source for propaganda: travel vloggers.
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Officer Shoots Projectiles at News Crew During Kentucky Protests
A local Kentucky news crew was targeted Friday night by riot police while they attempted to get footage of the demonstrations.
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Arizona Lawmaker Drops Ban on Journalists Who Refuse Checks
Media organizations criticized the move, saying it could hinder the ability to hold lawmakers accountable.
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Egypt Court Delays Verdict in Al-jazeera Reporters’ Retrial
A Cairo court on Thursday postponed the final verdict in the retrial of three Al-Jazeera English reporters for next week
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New Apps for Reporters Help Cover Schools, Courts, and Cops
Three new apps from a journalism advocacy organization will help reporters cover crime, police, and schools while in the field.
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Journalists Oppose Government Agencies’ Press Control
A panel discussion during Sunshine Week at the National Press Club bemoans the fact that reporters are increasingly blocked from interviewing staffs of public agencies.
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Sichuan Reporter Detained for Stopping Demolition
After one of their reporters was arrested for stopping a demolition in Sichuan, Caixin Media was unable to get any information from the police about the detention.
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A Costly Typo for Two Chinese Editors
An orthographic error in the name of Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping cost a Fujian newspaper thousands of dollars to buy back copies, and the suspension of two editors.
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Record Number of Online Reporters Killed in 2012
Rivaling 2009 figures of 74 journalists killed worldwide, the death toll of journalists in 2012 came in at a whopping 70.
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