Sachini Kavindya

Three more independent reporters arrested in Vietnam

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the immediate release of three Vietnamese journalists who were arrested this week after denouncing abuses by two senior officials, and urges the authorities to stop hounding journalists trying to provide their fellow-citizens with independent reporting. Nguyen Thanh Nha, Doan Kien Giang and Nguyen Phuoc Trung Bao are facing possible […]

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Hong Kong: investigative journalist Bao Choy convicted of “false statements”

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is appalled by the Hong Kong court decision to convict investigative journalist Bao Choy of making alleged “false statements” whilst working on an award winning documentary for public media group Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK). On 22nd April, Bao Choy (real name Choy Yuk Ling) was convicted for making false statements

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Managing media companies in uncertain times

2021-04-21. Industry leaders recently shared how they are powering the transition to new business models, reframing organisational culture and making the case for more diversity, equity and inclusion during a panel session at our recent Asian Media Leaders eSummit. Above image: Post-pandemic, a majority of the staff of Sweden’s NWT Media wants to alternate between

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Investigative journalism and lean workflow propel Italy’s new Domani towards subscription target

2021-04-21. Launched in the midst of the pandemic, Domani is on track to reach its paid subscription goal, with young adults making up a quarter of its readers. Above image: Editoriale Domani’s Editor-in-Chief Stefano Feltri, presents the newspaper’s start-up journey and strategies at the Asian Media Leaders eSummit 2021. Domani is among the very few

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Podcast: How can science journalists and researchers work together to talk about climate?

2021-04-21. Effective collaboration between scientists and the media is critical in shaping the public’s understanding and ability to act on climate change. The latest podcast episode from the QUEST project looks at the challenges that scientists and journalists face when communicating about climate change. How can journalists work with scientists more effectively when covering the

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Pakistani journalist critical of the military wounded by gunfire

Absar Alam, a prominent journalist, was shot in broad daylight near his home. He has faced threats because of his strongly critical stance toward the government and the military. Given that background, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) demands a completely independent investigation of this shocking attack. Alam narrowly escaped death after being shot on 20 April,

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Building loyalty and revenues from younger readers through local content

2021-04-20. COVID-19 has pushed publishers to diversify their revenue sources. By focusing on local content, digital events and building loyalty, especially among younger audiences, publishers can grow their reader revenue. Above image: Three key areas of focus for Sweden’s Bonnier. Be fast, be first, but most importantly, be local and make content relevant to younger

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