Journalism

The video of Tori Yorgey getting struck during her report has kicked off a discussion of the unnecessary demands that multimedia journalists face daily.

"I simply don't see how I or in fact any Jew who has any pride in that name can be associated with the Corporation anymore," the rabbi said.

"Regrettably, what was ahead of us is not just pouring rains or blowing winds, but hurricanes and tsunamis," the outlet said in a statement.

"I don't think it was appropriate that she said that, and she's being very Asian. I don't know. She can keep her Korean to herself," the caller said.

Radio Svaboda, the Belarusian outlet for Radio Free Europe, was labeled extremist more than a year after it covered the country's August 2020 election protests.

The CBP's Counter Network Division allegedly carried out the practice to "vet" whether individuals the agency intended work with were "reputable reporters."

365 journalists are behind bars across the world according to the report from The International Federation of Journalists.

Jesus "Jess" Malabanan, 58, died after being shot in the head in the city of Calbayog in Samar province, as he watched television in his family stall.

Twitter banning surreptitious audio and video recordings entirely would only remove information that offers a more accurate depiction of what actually occurred.

Cuomo allegedly used his position at CNN to find information about his brother's accusers.

The Nasha Niva had celebrated its 115th anniversary before the Belarusian Ministry of Information banned the newspaper on Tuesday.

The article, published on October 26, interviewed several lesbians who felt "pressured into sex by some trans women."

While preparing to board a Michigan-bound flight on May 24 to visit family, Fenster was detained at Yangon International Airport and has been in custody since.

"The French Dispatch" may exist in Wes Anderson's unique unreal world, but many of its characters are based on real legends of journalism.

"There is no slap there because as everyone knows, no one has ever been censored in the Philippines," a government spokesman said in a news conference.

The 58-year-old journalist and co-founder of Rappler is the 18th woman in history to win the Peace Prize.

Fenster is one of around 100 journalists detained in Myanmar since the military takeover in the country on February 1.

A photojournalist with the station wrote about the stress management seminar on Twitter, adding that he has "never seen a newsroom do this."

"Rather than running off to Cancun in tough times, @clarissaward is risking her life to tell the world what's happening. That's called bravery," CNN tweeted.

The publisher of The Washington Post, Fred Ryan, is asking for the administration's help in getting "204 journalists, support staff and families" in Kabul to safety.

Success in unionizing will set a new precedent in the editorial world.

"We lost journalists on that day in 2018, and now we think we might be losing our local paper as well," Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley said.

Despite the fact that Iran has targeted American citizens in America for kidnapping, the indictment will not affect the Biden administration's interest in pursuing a return to the 2015 nuclear deal.

TikTok star Addison Rae, 20, faced backlash after commenting that she studied "3 whole months of broadcast journalism" to prepare for the reporter role.

"I'd like the Biden Administration to show some gumption and take action against the Islamic Republic," she told Newsweek. "Only a stern response will make the Iranian government stop its malign behavior."

"To be denied it, and to only be granted tenure on the last possible day at the last possible moment after legal action, after weeks of protests, after it became a national scandal, it's just not something I wanted anymore," Hannah-Jones said.

A court extended the 37-year-old's pretrial detention Thursday after he was arrested in May on incitement charges.

VTimes was forced to shut down this month, while Meduza launched a crowd-funding campaign.

Nicola Tanturli, aged 21 months, was found near his home in a remote part of Tuscany, Italy, when a reporter heard him crying "mamma."

In his final regular column, opinion writer Frank Bruni said he regretted contributed to the vitriolic tone of the country's political commentary.