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Company says it has ‘paused’ its relationship with the social media company as part of global movement against hate speechNew Zealand’s largest newspaper group has temporarily quit Facebook in a bold “experiment” aligning itself with a global boycott o…
Read MoreNetflix and Amazon Prime series such as Rasbhari highlight sexual violence, caste inequalities and Hindu nationalism There was little fanfare when Rasbhari landed on Amazon Prime on 25 June. The Indian TV series, about a seductive teacher arriving in t…
Read MoreProtective measures taken and social media erased as both question how they can operateJournalists and lawyers in Hong Kong are scrambling to adapt as Chinese authorities set up the apparatus to enforce a controversial national security law, including …
Read MoreAP, CBS, UPI and NPR asked to send government details of their operations in seven daysBeijing has asked four US media outlets to submit information about their operations in China as a tit-for-tat media row between the two countries escalated.On Wedne…
Read MoreConsulum’s contract coincides with China passing a harsh new security law for the territoryThe Hong Kong government has agreed to pay millions of pounds to a discreet London-based PR firm in a bid to counter coverage of the territory in the internation…
Read MoreAmendments to country’s media law revoked after outcry from pressAn outcry by the Afghan press over amendments to the country’s media law has seen the government call off initially approved changes.The newly revoked amendments included a rule that woul…
Read MoreCompany agrees to change branding to promote ‘more inclusive vision of beauty’The Indian arm of the consumer goods group Unilever says it will change the name of its skin-lightening cosmetics range Fair & Lovely and stop using terms such as “whiten…
Read MoreBeijing’s involvement in media overseas is growing almost faster than it can be tracked – the ultimate aim is both ideological and geopoliticalKindergartens, handicrafts markets, high-tech companies, hydroelectric dams … political indoctrination camp…
Read MoreExclusive: International Federation of Journalists finds tours, control of infrastructure and provision of pro-China content part of escalating campaignChina is attempting to use journalists from non-English speaking countries to promote its policies b…
Read MoreBoucher may have bought one of the country’s biggest news brands for NZ$1, but she wants journalists to eventually have a stake in the company When Sinead Boucher started out in journalism her editors weren’t too bothered if she filed a story each day….
Read MoreCase against editor of influential news website has been condemned as part of a ‘pattern of intimidation’One of the Philippines’ most prominent journalists, Maria Ressa, has been found guilty of cyber libel charges, a verdict that could lead to six yea…
Read MoreEditor of news website Rappler could face prison if convicted under ‘cyber libel’ lawA verdict will be issued on Monday following the controversial trial of one of the Philippines’ most prominent journalists, in a case widely condemned as an attack on …
Read MoreBrussels shifts position by accusing Beijing for first time of running false campaignsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageChina has been accused by Brussels of running disinformation campaigns inside the European Union, as the b…
Read MoreFunded by Australia, the multi-million dollar building does not include a space for journalistsSamoa’s multi-million dollar parliament house, funded by the Australian government, was built without a press gallery, despite pleas from local media for a s…
Read MoreBoucher – who has plans for a staff ownership model – says the acquisition gives the company ‘a chance to do things differently’ A staff ownership model and a charter for editorial independence are among the plans for New Zealand’s largest journalism p…
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