Page 9 - Journalists

Foreign journalists with valid visas to be allowed to come to India: MHA

Home Ministry says decision was taken after considering the need for more categories of foreign nationals planning India visit

3 journalists assaulted in northeast Delhi, alleges magazine in complaint

Police said it has received a complaint from a news magazine that three of its journalists, including a woman, were assaulted by a mob in northeast Delhi

Pakistan SC to take up plea for urgent hearing of Daniel Pearl case

Pakistan SC will take up the Sindh govts request for an urgent hearing of its appeal against overturning the conviction of the main accused in the murder case of American journalist Daniel Pearl

Feeding into the feedback

The democratisation of social media carries with it the understanding that its users will be responsible. For this reason it is less regulated than print or television media

Chronicler of distress from another time

Mumbai-based Chittaprosad reported on the Bengal famine after he was asked by the Communist Party of India for their journal, People's War

3 photojournalists from J&K win Pulitzer for 'striking images of life'

Channi Anand, Mukhtar Khan and Dar Yasin of the Associated Press won in the feature photography category.

With facts without fear: Why responsible journalism is powerful in crisis

To mark the World Press Freedom Day on May 3, journalists talk about how upholding the profession becomes more important than ever

Taiwan foreign minister invites American journalists expelled by China

The move marked the biggest crackdown on the foreign press in China in recent decades

US newspapers come together to urge China not to expel their journalists

The US, in announcing the visa limit, cited increasingly harsh surveillance, harassment and intimidation of American and other foreign journalists working in China

Shekhar Gupta: Journalism in the time of corona

Covid-19 is the biggest story of our lives and people expect us to be around, watching, reporting, editing, recording this for posterity and blowing the whistle to draw attention to injustices

49 journalists murdered worldwide in 2019, lowest toll in 16 years: Report

Some 80 journalists a year have lost their lives on average over the last two decades, the report added

Putin approves law that labels journalists, bloggers as foreign agents

Russia says it wants the law as a tit-for-tat mechanism if its journalists are defined as foreign agents in the West.

What does Facebook's plan to hire scribes mean for media industry?

Facebook's journalists will be curating stories from news sites and won't be editing headlines or writing content

Indian journalists, activists were spied on using Israeli spyware: WhatsApp

However, it did not say on whose behest the phones of journalists and activists across the world were targeted

Congress slams BJP over WhatsApp 'snooping' allegation, demands SC probe

The Congress Spokesperson said that 'Right to Privacy' of the citizens has been an anathema to the majoritarian BJP government

India is intriguing, complex, and alluring because of its size: NYT chief

NYT chief Stephen Dunbar-Johnson finds India market interesting, says good journalism is good business

In Ann Arbor, student newspaper 'The Michigan Daily' is the only paper

As more than 2,000 newspapers across the US have closed or merged, student journalists from Michigan to Arizona have stepped in to fill the void

Media not banned, entry being restricted: Finance Ministry clarifies

Security personnels manning the gates of the Finance Ministry are not allowing the entry of journalists, without appointment, even the Press Information Bureau-accredited ones

Global news organisations' coalition to highlight threatened journalists

Members of the One Free Press Coalition will publish on their platforms each month a "10 Most Urgent" list of journalists who have been jailed, threatened or attacked for their work

Indian among 30 journalists killed by organised crime, says watchdog

'The Mob has spread its tentacles around the globe faster than all the multinationals combined,' says Reporters Without Borders.