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Editorial: Press freedom important for public 
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Hetq Online Press freedom groups denounce repression in Azerbaijan CPJ Press Freedom Online (blog) In a joint statement today, leading international press freedom and human rights groups, including CPJ, condemned the ongoing repression of...
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Mediaite
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Ma'an News Agency Abbas Pardons Journalist Sentenced for Insulting Him New York Times The president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, has pardoned a Palestinian journalist whose one-year prison sentence for insulting him on Facebook was...
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WBFS
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Editor's note: The author of this story is Nancy Benac of the Associated Press. – WASHINGTON (AP) -- A photo of the Obamas hugging that was released on Election Day 2012 has become the world's most popular tweet on ...
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The social networking site Facebook is booming in Azerbaijan, where more than a million people now use the site. (Azerbaijan Government Worried by Facebook Activism- Plain old censorship may not work.
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U.S. State Department lambasts Egyptian authorities for targeting comedian Bassem Youssef over allegations he insulted President Mohammed Morsi and Islam.
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Censorship is alive and well in Canada – just ask government scientists /via @globeandmail http://t.co/InVqQ9bQzR
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The Guardian (blog)
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Why it's still a good time to be a young journalist Poynter.org And while it's true that many journalism institutions once had enough cash to bankroll foreign bureaus and cross-country trips for major breaking news, anyone who says they set out in...
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Houston Chronicle (blog)
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An editor is 'relieved of his position' after he wrote an opinion article urging China to review its links with Pyongyang after third nuclear test.
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Raw Story
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Journalists, despite hailing major step toward press freedom, voice outrage at country's new draft media law (RT @Liberationtech: #Myanmar media bill bans reporting on battles with ethnic rebels, criticism of constitution
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Colleagues and friends mourn death of Rahma Abdulkadir, who is the third journalist killed in the country this year (RT @juliamacfarlane: Journalist who covered women's rights shot dead in #Somalia 3rd journalist killed this year.
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When Sharing Your Story Interferes With Telling Others’ Kate Woodsome | Washington DC [Ed. note: Kate Woodsome is a VOA multi-media journalist covering U.S. immigration and rights movements from Washington.
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Bernard Wesonga, a correspondent for The Star was found dead Sunday morning in his house in Mombasa. The deceased's housemate found him dead and he wa...
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Press freedom pivotal for democracy in developing countries.