Category Archives: Journalists’ safety

Russian journalists risk safety to cover news

Posted on March 4, 2017 by

By Rachyl Houterman As Russian government officials continue to curtail freedom of speech across the nation, journalists risk their safety and lives to cover the critical issues and fulfill their roles as the “watchdog,” according to investigations conducted by the … Continue reading →

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Southeast Asia media censorship flourishing

Posted on March 8, 2016 by

By Sidan  Qi In Southeast Asia, media freedoms are in crisis. According to the 2015 Map of World Press Freedom of Freedom House, most countries in Southeast Asia are either “partly free” or “not free” at all. “Both off and online, … Continue reading →

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Journalists Should Avoid Bias

Posted on February 19, 2014 by

Avoiding bias in journalism is one of the most important tasks in the career. There are many options when trying to learn to be unbiased when writing or reporting a news story.  In an article by students at the THINK … Continue reading →

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Vietnam war changed journalist/military relationship

Posted on February 14, 2014 by

Throughout history, citizens have relied on journalists to provide truthful information about wars and international war news. In the modern era, the media plays an increasingly significant role in warfare. In 1973, there was a change in the relationship between … Continue reading →

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