#media-freedom

#media-freedom

Hulk Hogan, a towering icon of professional wrestling, significantly impacted digital publishing by suing Gawker over a leaked sex tape, leading to a monumental jury verdict.

Yasmin Khan's emotional moment during a cooking segment illustrated the stark reality of the famine in Gaza, connecting personal struggles with a global crisis.

Italy's decision to sever ties with Paragon spyware reflects concerns over the misuse of surveillance technology against critics and public dissent, highlighting political accountability.

Imagine if I had done any of this. Imagine if I had pulled Fox News' credentials from the White House press corps. You're laughing, but this is what's happening.

If the radio station stops broadcasting, there is bound to be a lot of negative pressure, particularly for a country with little press freedom.

Al Jazeera condemned an incitement campaign launched by Fatah against its journalists, claiming it was due to their coverage of clashes in Jenin.

America's workplace fatalities have surged to unprecedented levels, with the most affected being marginalized groups such as Latinx and Black workers. The startling statistics reveal deep-rooted inequities in worker safety.

The absence of media witnesses in the execution of Joseph Corcoran in Indiana raises serious concerns about transparency in governmental processes surrounding the death penalty.

Ben Smith, editor-in-chief at Semafor, argues that media companies are increasingly censoring themselves to avoid offending Trump, especially in light of the partisan climate as the election nears.