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Based in Pristina, the Association of Journalists is weak and compromised: Kosovo was once ranked eightieth out of 180 countries in a Reporters Without Borders press freedoms index yet as the crisis of suppression deepens the rank sinks lower with every passing year as violations of the press and...
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The survey results lend weight to the theory that the middle class is extending its grip over the profession. More than 98% of journalists who began working in the industry over the last three years are graduates and 36% hold a master’s degree. ...
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But, hey, we'll still have 2002, and a shiny gold Oscar standing in tribute to what journalism once could do. Even Trump in the White House couldn't take that away....
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Journalism groups aren’t satisfied. They want governments at all levels to show a much greater commitment in 2016 to protecting the rights of media organizations to report freely, even while they are trying to protect their citizens from terrorism and other security threats....
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“In retrospect it all seems so silly, because now, who cares about print?”...
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In modern foreign news reporting a ‘fixer’ is becoming as essential to the journalistic process as a foreign correspondent. Without a fixer – a local person hired to help with logistics, contacts and translation – the correspondent may fail to access the people, places, events or new information required...
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Gazetarët që hetojnë terrorizmin nuk janë kryeredaktorë, sepse pozita të detyron të jeni ngjitur për një karrige dhe jo në terren......
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Unanswered Questions on the Fate of an Investigative Journalism Fund at the European Commission One can debate whether journalists should accept government funding for investigative reporting. What is easier to agree on is that when governments move to fund the media, any such process should be transparent and open. Unfortunately, that...
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My husband, Mick, was an easy target for an Egyptian military sniper, who could have been on some rooftop a mile away. He was big and blonde in a sea of protesters, hauling a bulky television camera. I think the security forces just got tired of seeing him there....
Based in Pristina, the Association of Journalists is weak and compromised: Kosovo was once ranked eightieth out of 180 countries in a Reporters Without Borders press freedoms index yet as the crisis of suppression deepens the rank sinks lower with every passing year as violations of the press and...
The survey results lend weight to the theory that the middle class is extending its grip over the profession. More than 98% of journalists who began working in the industry over the last three years are graduates and 36% hold a master’s degree. ...
But, hey, we'll still have 2002, and a shiny gold Oscar standing in tribute to what journalism once could do. Even Trump in the White House couldn't take that away....
Journalism groups aren’t satisfied. They want governments at all levels to show a much greater commitment in 2016 to protecting the rights of media organizations to report freely, even while they are trying to protect their citizens from terrorism and other security threats....
“In retrospect it all seems so silly, because now, who cares about print?”...
In modern foreign news reporting a ‘fixer’ is becoming as essential to the journalistic process as a foreign correspondent. Without a fixer – a local person hired to help with logistics, contacts and translation – the correspondent may fail to access the people, places, events or new information required...
Gazetarët që hetojnë terrorizmin nuk janë kryeredaktorë, sepse pozita të detyron të jeni ngjitur për një karrige dhe jo në terren......
Unanswered Questions on the Fate of an Investigative Journalism Fund at the European Commission One can debate whether journalists should accept government funding for investigative reporting. What is easier to agree on is that when governments move to fund the media, any such process should be transparent and open. Unfortunately, that...
My husband, Mick, was an easy target for an Egyptian military sniper, who could have been on some rooftop a mile away. He was big and blonde in a sea of protesters, hauling a bulky television camera. I think the security forces just got tired of seeing him there....