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Why SRK chooses mediocre films, asks 'MNIK' editor
PrintEmail To Editor Post Comments New Delhi Noted film editor Deepa Bhatia, whose latest work includes 'My Name Is Khan', says Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan chooses to act in 'mediocre' films despite being a gifted actor. Deepa, who has beenmore
Kuwaiti MP calls for media judicial department to avoid criminal courts for journalists
The department should be made up of judges with cultural, political and legal backgrounds about the media, says Kuwaiti lawmaker Image Credit: Gulf News Manama: A Kuwaiti MP has called for the establishment of a specialised judicial department that willmore
SC justice files P1M libel case vs on-line editor
A P1-million libel suit was filed by Supreme Court Justice Presbitero Velasco Jr. against veteran journalist Marites Danguilan-Vitug for an online article that he tried to interfere in partisan politics to bolster the congressional bid of his son, Lordmore
Cops tracking 4 suspects in killing of GenSan columnist
GENERAL SANTOS CITY ? Four people ganged up on newspaper columnist Chito Abuzo, killing him inside a radio compound, police said on Monday. Senior Superintendent Marcelo Pintac, city police director, told the Philippine Daily Inquirer that they havemore
Situation in Mexico getting worse: Drug cartel buying off journalists in northern Mexico
They threatened and killed journalists. They bullied newspapers to not run anything crime related. And now they are bribing and back to intimidation. (Reuters) ? A powerful drug cartel is buying off journalists in northern Mexico to work as spies andmore
Judges needed for Northwest Excellence in Journalism contest
Journalists or journalism educators are needed to helpĀlong_space judge entries in SPJ?s Northwest Excellence in Journalism contest. The contest hasĀlong_spacecategories for daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, online news sites, and TV and radiomore
Check out new Reporter?s Guide to FERPA!
Too many schools hide information that should be disclosed and get away with it. No more! Check out the new 'Reporter?s Guide to FERPA? to find out your rights to school and university records. You?ll be surprised. The Family Educational Rights andmore
Kansas paper fires reporter involved in shield law battle
The Dodge City Daily Globe fired reporter Claire O?Brien last week following a subpoena battle with the local county prosecutor. See a good summary by the Reporters Committee and an AP story. O?Brien says the company fired her because she refused tomore
Eight journalists kidnapped in Mexico
The Inter American Press Association reported this week that eight Mexican journalists have been abducted in the past two weeks in the northern city of Reynosa. See IFEX alert: Eight journalists kidnapped in two weeks The drug cartels in northern Mexicomore
Opening the dialogue between journalists and community
One of the most exciting trends in news is the opening of dialogue between journalists and community members. How the landscape is reconfigured will depend on ideas and demands for coverage from the communities we hope to serve. With this in mind, twomore
[Viewpoint] Time to get over journalistӮs slight
Mirae Asset invested big bundles of money in Samsung Heavy Industries in the spring of 2005. It bought new shares in the shipbuilder for 5,000 won ($4.40) each, and enjoyed a year-on-year increase of 400 percent. Still, foreign investors displayed amore
Reporters in Kosovo receive threats
The reporters who are conducting investigation in Kosovo on former militants of the region's Liberation Army are receiving threats, the Voice of Russias English service quoted the Reporters Sans Frontier right activists organizations press releasemore
Taiwan's 'citizen reporters' lauded for disaster coverage
TAITUNG, Taiwan -- 'Citizen reporters' of Taiwan's PeoPo news service have outshone themselves in disaster reporting and their coverage is widely quoted by the mainstream media, according to a local TV executive. One day before Typhoon Morakot wroughtmore
So What Do You Do, Ariel Foxman, Managing Editor of InStyle?
Sitting at the top of the masthead at InStyle, Ariel Foxman is tasked with keeping the women's fashion title and its 16 international editions fresh. If anyone can do it, it's Foxman, who helped launch the now-defunct Cargo, envisioned as the men'smore
Cops eye personal grudge in killing of GenSan reporter
Police in General Santos City have identified and are zeroing in on the man who killed a radio broadcaster in General Santos City last weekend. Senior Superintendent Marcelo Pintac, General Santos City police chief, said Monday their initialmore
Op-Ed Columnist: ?Green Zone? and Hollywood?s Political Fictions
Americans believe in evil, but we?re uncomfortable with tragedy. We accept that there are wicked people in the world, with malice in their hearts and a devil whispering in their ears. But the idea that many debacles flow from choices made by decent,more
Op-Ed Columnist: Taking On China and Its Currency
Tensions are rising over Chinese economic policy, and rightly so: China?s policy of keeping its currency, the renminbi, undervalued has become a significant drag on global economic recovery. Something must be done. To give you a sense of the problem:more
Op-Ed Columnist: Taking On China
Tensions are rising over Chinese economic policy, and rightly so: China?s policy of keeping its currency, the renminbi, undervalued has become a significant drag on global economic recovery. Something must be done. To give you a sense of the problem:more
SA journalists launch association
March 2010 AN organisation representing the interests of South African journalists was launched in Johannesburg, according to a report on iol.co.za. The Professional Journalists' Association of South Africa was launched in Newtown. It adopted amore
Citizen Journalism: Exploring America?s past
An exhibition of about 40 pieces consisting of paintings and photographs picturing the history of America were recently on display at the University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM). The exhibition was organized by the US embassy in corporation with themore
Take your health seriously, journalists urged
Assisted by Dr. Olatunbosun Olusegun, the over two hours talk took participants through several ailments that could be prevented simply be being conscious of our health condition. Managing Director of NAN, Mrs Oluremi Oyo said the talk, which ismore
NYT columnist: Israel lost contact with reality
In article titled 'Driving drunk in Jerusalem', Thomas L. Friedman says US vice president should have gotten right back on Air Force Two immediately after Jerusalem construction decision, leaving behind a note reading, 'You think you can embarrass yourmore
Journalists' association chief wins fourth term
Yousuf gains the assembly majority with 128 votes A member casts her vote in the Journalists Association Elections at on Thursday. Image Credit: ARSHAD ALI/Gulf News Dubai: The list of Mohammad Yousuf, chairman of the UAE Journalists' Association, wonmore
Time to talk the talk on Zim media freedom
President Robert Mugabe was right when he said media freedom is important in a democracy. Now itescape_start39;s time to put these fine words into action, writes Constantine Chimakure in the Zimbabwe Independent. MEDIA freedom is not only a fundamentalmore
Terror groups, state infringing media freedom in northeast
Guwahati, March 15 (IANS) The media in India's restive northeast is caught in a Catch-22 situation with journalists becoming targets of separatist groups, the state government, and the mafia, leading to an infringement of press freedom in at least twomore
Liberal staffer in scuffle with journalist
Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond has defended a Liberal campaign advertisement in a press conference which included a minor scuffle between Ms Redmonds media minder and a journalist. Press Secretary Andrew Coombe knocked 7.30 Report journalist Mikemore
Terror groups, state infringing media freedom in northeast
The media in India's restive northeast is caught in a Catch-22 situation with journalists becoming targets of separatist groups, the state government, and the mafia, leading to an infringement of press freedom in at least two states, Manipur and Assam.more