Call it bizarre but the management at an apartment building in Salt Lake City has told tenants living in the complex to "like" its Facebook page or they will be in breach of their lease.


Apartment in US asks tenants to 'like' Facebook page or face action


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Colombia's National Liberation Army (ELN) rebel group released two TV reporters who were abducted when they entered militant-held territory in search of a another abducted journalist.


Colombian rebel group frees two more journalists


Newspaper editors in Manipur on Saturday decided not to yield to pressure from the NIA which has demanded they share source of underground press releases and other details which will lead to the location of the computer used by insurgents to emailing these.


Manipur editors to resist NIA demands on insurgents' press releases


At least two Colombian journalists, kidnapped by ELN rebels and held for four days have been freed, their employer Noticias RCN said on Saturday.


ELN rebels release two kidnapped Colombian journalists


A Filipino journalist was shot dead by an unknown assailant in Manila, officials said on Saturday.


Filipino journalist shot dead


A Colombian rebel group freed a Spanish journalist in the Catatumbo region after she went missing on May 21.


Colombian rebels free Spanish journalist


Nearly 62 percent Americans get news from various social media platforms like Reddit, Facebook and Twitter and social networking giant Facebook is leading the pack, according to a new survey.


Facebook most preferred among US citizens to get news: Survey


The Colombian government has confirmed that the National Liberation Army (ELN) armed group were holding three journalists, who disappeared in the northeastern region of Catatumbo.


Colombia confirms militants holding missing journalists


A court here on Thursday asked Delhi Police to file a status report on investigation being carried out in the JNU sedition cases while hearing a complaint against three news channels which allegedly ran doctored videos of the controversy.


JNU doctored video: Court asks Delhi Police to file report


The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has framed new guidelines and criteria to empanel suitable agencies and fix rates for advertisements on websites, it was announced here on Thursday.


Centre frames new guidelines for online advertisements


The Indian telecom regulator on Wednesday initiated a comprehensive review of the existing regulatory framework governing the Broadcasting and Cable Services sector.


TRAI reviews regulatory framework of broadcasting sector


Reiterating that an internal investigation revealed no evidence of systematic political bias in the selection or prominence of stories in its "Trending Topics" feature, Facebook is set to revamp the controversial feature in response to a Senate inquiry into allegations of an editorial bias against conservative news organisations.


Facebook set to overhaul its controversial 'Trending Topics'


A three-member team of the Press Council of India (PCI) visited Jharkhand's Chatra district on Monday to probe the murder of a TV journalist on May 12.


Journalist's murder: Press council team visits Chatra


A Muslim warrior girl from a Pakistani animated TV series, "Burka Avenger", has premiered on the big screen in the British capital. Now part of London's Southbank Centre arts festival, the cartoon has previously sparked a debate among western audiences.


Pakistan's award-winning 'Burka Avenger' animation opens in London


Five journalists were arrested in West Midnapore district's Jhargram on Sunday following an alleged brawl with some locals, said to be Trinamool Congress supporters. police said. They were later released on bail.


Five journalists arrested in Bengal


The Egyptian Foreign Ministry has slammed CNN's coverage of an EgyptAir plane crash as "disrespectful".


Egypt slams as 'disrespectful' CNN coverage of jet crash


The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) announced a ban on shows dramatising crimes such as rape, murder, robberies and suicide.


Pakistan announces ban on crime re-enactment shows


The portrayals of populations affected by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the New York Times articles do not reflect the epidemiology of the disorder, researchers have found, adding that "PTSD was negatively framed in many articles."


New York Times negatively framed PTSD in articles: Study


A day after his prison cell was searched by police in connection with the murder of journalist Rajdeo Ranjan in Bihar, RJD's former parliament member Mohammad Shahabuddin was shifted from Siwan to Bhagalpur jail, officials said on Thursday.


Journalist's killing: Shahabuddin shifted from Siwan to Bhagalpur jail


Police on Wednesday raided Bihar's Siwan jail in connection with the probe into the killing of journalist Rajdeo Ranjan, and are reported to have searched the cell of former RJD MP Mohammad Shahabuddin, who is lodged there.


Siwan jail raided in connection with journalist's murder


Call it bizarre or being technology-savvy, a California-based man live-streamed the birth of his child on Facebook Live, a video streaming service from the social networking site, the media reported on Wednesday.

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