journalism

PMA joins media freedom and journalist organisations in writing letter to Polish president urging him to drop Lex-TVN

The number and quality of Pacific journalists are expected to rise in a never before seen collaboration between four major media organisations.

The brazen attack on a renowned Dutch journalist took place amid rising threats towards journalists across Europe. But while there has been an increase in physical violence, journalists also face legislative challenges to their work.

With the deployment of the national security law, the standoff between independent journalism and Hong Kong authorities reaches boiling point.

Like many other current and former BBC journalists I am still reeling from the revelations in the Dyson Report about the BBC’s 1995 Panorama interview with Princess Diana.

News deserts have continued to grow, leaving a number of communities without access to local news outlets. But initiatives across North America are aiming to change that.

Troubling times ahead for Hong Kong's independent media and public broadcaster as oppression of independent media continues to escalate.

Work in favour of public service journalism has won further support from UNESCO’s IPDC with the announcement of two new PMA projects.

While the review may propose opportunities for public media to become more financially stable, relevant and reach all audiences, Ofcom must ensure that, first and foremost, it protects the key principles of public media.

French government says it plans to rewrite controversial clause in new Global Security Bill amid serious concerns about its impact on press freedom and the ability of journalists to hold authorities to account.