Journalism in Bangladesh
Column by Mahfuz Anam: 30 years of leading The Daily Star
However bright our past may be, there is an urgent need to further strengthen public confidence in journalism.
Independent media's latest stink bomb: Fake writers
Editors are in quite a fix.
Social media is no saviour of journalism
Public engagement does not necessarily equal public interest, and certainly not public benefit.
How can Bangladesh have sustainable journalism and media self-regulation?
The concept of sustainable journalism is yet to get currency in Bangladesh.
Why we need to rethink the Press Council
The Bangladesh Press Council is fully dependent on government funding. As a result, its independence to act as a self-regulatory body remains susceptible to government interference.
Another ring in the shackle to gag the media
Is not the media already under duress, and its function heavily encumbered by the Digital Security Act (DSA), without needing a new law which is now on the anvil of the Bangladesh Press Council (BPC)?
Column by Mahfuz Anam: 30 years of leading The Daily Star
However bright our past may be, there is an urgent need to further strengthen public confidence in journalism.
Independent media's latest stink bomb: Fake writers
Editors are in quite a fix.
Social media is no saviour of journalism
Public engagement does not necessarily equal public interest, and certainly not public benefit.
How can Bangladesh have sustainable journalism and media self-regulation?
The concept of sustainable journalism is yet to get currency in Bangladesh.
Why we need to rethink the Press Council
The Bangladesh Press Council is fully dependent on government funding. As a result, its independence to act as a self-regulatory body remains susceptible to government interference.
Another ring in the shackle to gag the media
Is not the media already under duress, and its function heavily encumbered by the Digital Security Act (DSA), without needing a new law which is now on the anvil of the Bangladesh Press Council (BPC)?
