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How A Newspaper Revolution Sparked Protesters And Influencers, Disinformation And The Civil War

BOOK REVIEW: Connie Chung Signed Off, But She Isn’t Done Talking

How Russia Employs ‘Hard Soft Power’ To Influence Overseas Media And Sow Dissent And Fear Among Foreign Populations

ECOWAS Partners Media To Combat Disinformation About West Africa

The Conversation Africa Condemns Harassment Of West Africa Editor Adejuwon Soyinka

I pushed For Press Freedom In Hong Kong. The Wall Street Journal Fired Me.

An Exiled Cuban Journalist Finds Threats Now Cross Borders

Book Review: Gonzo Journalist Barrett Brown’s Memoir A Piquant Take On Hacktivism’s Rise

There’s a Strange History Of White Journalists Trying To Better Understand The Black Experience By ‘Becoming’ Black

Q&A: Stanis Bujakera Tshiamala On Reporting, Imprisonment, And An Attempted Coup In The DRC

Nigerian Journalist’s Arrest Last Week Triggers Criticism Of Worsening Press Freedoms

Pulitzer Prizes In Journalism Awarded To The New York Times, The Washington Post, AP And Others

The Ronna McDaniel Incident Reveals A Deeper Dilemma For Journalism

Growing Secrecy Limits Government Accountability