by Sydney Smith on Feb 17, 2011
Hungary Will “Amend” Media Law
Hungary's government stated that it will "ease" its media laws after receiving much criticism. Hungary currently has the EU presidency....
Hungary's government stated that it will "ease" its media laws after receiving much criticism. Hungary currently has the EU presidency....
"More than 40" Cuban "dissent bloggers' websites" were unblocked, the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas reported. The unblocking...
Reporters without Borders, Amnesty International and the Committee to Protect Journalists "slammed" a recent conviction and imprisonment given to two...
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The International Federation of Journalists and the Pacific Freedom Forum called for the "Fiji military regime" to stop censoring the media. According...