News Media, Reporter | featured news

Mexico cartel attacks on press take toll on drug war coverage

The Mexican press, as evidenced in recent attacks on two newspaper offices, grapples with decisions about how — and whether — to cover the drug war in ways that won't endanger lives.

 

How Bloggers And Publishers Rely On Each Other For A Payday

Blogger. Vlogger. Tweeter. Author. Journalist. These words aren’t synonymous, and yet they all have one thing in common: behind these terms are people who are jockeying in the media world for your attention.

 

CBS' Lara Logan survived 'brutal' sexual assault in Egypt

CBS' Lara Logan survived 'brutal' sexual assault in Egypt

CBS News correspondent Lara Logan was recovering in a U.S. hospital Tuesday from a sexual attack and beating she sustained while reporting on ...

Senh: Journalists who cover these events are very brave.

 

Reporters, including CNN's Cooper, beaten in Egypt

Reporters, including CNN's Cooper, beaten in Egypt

Journalists covering protests in Cairo, including CNN's Anderson Cooper and two Associated Press correspondents, have been roughed up in the crowd.

 

Iran to free U.S. journalist, father says

Iran to free U.S. journalist, father says

Iran will release imprisoned Iranian-American journalist Roxana Saberi, her father said Monday.

 

Baltimore Sun Writers Launch Byline Strike To Protest Layoffs

A week after The Baltimore Sun slashed 60 newsroom jobs, including 18 top editing positions, some 50 newsroom staffers still at the paper have launched a one-day byline strike, according to the Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild.

 

Future uncertain for many journalists

With the media world in a seemingly downward spiral, many journalists are wondering how do you get ahead in an industry that can’t see its own future?

 

Reporters on Hunger Strike to Protest Roxana Saberi's Trial in Iran

World Press Freedom Day brings protests from around the country; Obama ‘especially concerned’ about Saberi and Current TV female journalists

 

Iran orders quick appeal for U.S. journalist

The head of Iran's judiciary Monday ordered a "careful and speedy appeal process" for an Iranian-American journalist who was convicted of spying, Iran's state-run news agency reported.

 

Iran leader weighs in on jailed American’s case

Iran's president has urged the prosecution to ensure an American convicted of spying for the United States be allowed to offer a full defense during her appeal, an official news agency says.

 

Subscribe to this RSS topic: Syndicate content