Why would a group of journalists organise a seminar on NEIR without questioning its risks or relevance?
Journalism that does not reflect the diverse perspectives in society fails its duty to reflect reality
Martin Moore and Thomas Colley, authors of Dictating Reality: The Global Battle to Control the News (2025), discuss how governments worldwide manipulate the media, reshape public perception, and construct competing realities in an age of digital disinformation. The interview was conducted by Shamsuddoza Sajen of The Daily Star.
Martin Moore and Thomas Colley, authors of Dictating Reality: The Global Battle to Control the News (2025), discuss how governments worldwide manipulate the media, reshape public perception, and construct competing realities in an age of digital disinformation. The interview was conducted by Shamsuddoza Sajen of The Daily Star.
Journalism is a calling grounded in courage, curiosity, and public duty.
The equation is brutally simple: the more shocking the image, the more traction it garners.
Media today has transformed into a spectacular performance focused on visibility.
Discussions about future plans involving AI in journalism remain largely irrelevant at this stage.
Free media is a pillar of democratic society but under threat in many parts of the world, says Irene Khan, the UN special rapporteur for freedom of expression and opinion, during an interview with The Daily Star. .She notes that the press in Bangladesh was decimated by the previous regime
Media today has transformed into a spectacular performance focused on visibility.
Discussions about future plans involving AI in journalism remain largely irrelevant at this stage.
Free media is a pillar of democratic society but under threat in many parts of the world, says Irene Khan, the UN special rapporteur for freedom of expression and opinion, during an interview with The Daily Star. .She notes that the press in Bangladesh was decimated by the previous regime
With her notebook wedged under her arm and a Banner-branded baseball cap on her head, Gellman is launching her career as the long decimation of the news industry in the United States reaches what some have called an "extinction-level event."
Student run newspapers serve as watchdogs, ensuring transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct within the university community.
All that I tried so far was to represent the tea garden people and write about their plight, alongside reporting about the regional affairs.
There’s a reason why, in the land that we live on, 217 journalists have reportedly been harassed, tortured and repressed in the last nine months and why one even died.
By delivering accurate and compelling narratives, climate journalists have the power to shape policy discussions.
Here are four books that explore the stories of journalists, and the issues surrounding press freedom.
I learned about so many things alongside the fundamentals of journalism.
