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The colonial-era laws that still govern African journalism | The Listening Post (Feature)
Exploring how colonial-era and apartheid laws still determine what can and cannot be reported in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Spinning, downplaying, ignoring: Lebanon protests and the media | The Listening Post (Lead)
How domestic media outlets are covering Lebanon's protests against taxes, austerity and corruption.
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Streaming Wars, Co-working and Brand Bozoma: Watch on Business Line
In the Business Line programme, Euronews looked at how Apple is preparing to take on Netflix plus why the rise and fall of Wework could spell trouble for other tech companies looking to list. Apple TV Plus The way we consume television...
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South Africa's Deadly Politics | Witness
A journalist known for exposing political violence in South Africa reports on the unsolved murder of a local politician.
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Why is the US president aiming his anger at social media? I Inside Story
Donald Trump criticises Twitter after tweets flagged with fact-check warning.
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Sino-Indian clash: Disputed border, divided media | The Listening Post (Full)
Chinese and Indian media take opposite approaches to reporting the deadly clash between troops along the border.
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Ethiopia protests: Police surround activist's home
Hundreds of supporters of Oromia Media Network's founder join protest amid reports of police surrounding his residence.
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Hong Kong journalists accuse police of targeting the press
Journalists say their job is getting harder because of heavy-handed tactics and obstruction in Hong Kong.
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What kids learn from children's TV
Colleen Russo Johnson, co-author of a study examining Children's TV in the U.S. and Canada, explains how television can have a positive impact or a harmful effect on young viewers.
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European press freedom 'almost catastrophically bad'
Reporters Without Borders' latest report on press freedom shows the situation in Europe has worsened in conjunction with the rise of increasingly authoritarian governments. The index ranks Bulgaria at the last place in the European...
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A Current Battleground: US Media in the Age of Trump | Whose Truth Is It Anyway?
A veteran Washington journalist gives an insider's look at the challenges and threats facing media under Trump.
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China: Covering the Coronavirus Contagion | The Listening Post (Full)
How the coronavirus outbreak in China became a messaging nightmare. Plus, Hong Kong's kidnapped bookseller.
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Speaking up about the coronavirus – but at what cost? | The Listening Post (Full)
Why China saw public anger and reporting about the coronavirus go uncensored. Plus, the fury of India's news anchors.
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Why Billboards Still Work in the Digital Age
Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings' CEO William Eccleshare discusses the ability of outdoor billboard advertising to weather digital disruption and continue being the "fastest growing traditional medium."
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MEPs back divisive EU copyright overhaul
It's pitted Europe's creative industries against tech companies and internet activists. MEPs have thrown their support behind a controversial overhaul of the bloc's copyright rules, which date back two decades. The changes will force the...
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Twitter Is Deepening Partnerships with Video Creators, Exec Says
Twitter is strengthening its partnerships with video creators in an effort to bring new and engaging content to the sharing platform, a company executive told Cheddar on Monday. “The success mechanism is actually being a partner to our...
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Katie Couric: How Digital Technology Can Help Fix U.S. Health Care
Award-winning journalist Katie Couric said digital innovation is key to fixing the broken health care system during a conversation about technology and medicine at SXSW. “There are a lot of things that are said that are negative about...
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Brexit roundup: How is British media reacting to May's defeat?
British MPs rejected UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal by a margin of 149 votes Tuesday night. The House of Commons now prepares to vote again today on whether the UK should leave the European Union without a deal on March 29....
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Startup Truepic Turns to Blockchain to Crack Down on Fake News
The internet continues to be a growing source of information for billions across the globe, but not everything that appears true can be trusted. Image-authentication startup Truepic is using technology to help combat fake news and...
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European Parliament Justice Committee approves EU copyright compromise
A directive to reform European copyright rules has made it past another legislative hurdle. The European Parliament's Justice Committee voted in favour of a compromise hammered out last week between EU governments. After two years of...
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Gene Munster: It's a 'Fairy Tale' to Think Elon Musk Will Ever Grow Up on Twitter
Elon Musk's Twitter account has gotten him and electric vehicle maker Tesla in big trouble, but the CEO doesn't seem to have learned his lesson ー and if you ask Gene Munster, he never will. "What we want from him will never happen. What...
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Yellow Vest movement gaining momentum in Canada
The yellow vest protest movement is gaining momentum in Canada, but some are concerned that its message is being hijacked by conspiracy theorists and the alt-right. David Common went to a rally in Red Deer, Alta. to find out more.
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EU agrees on updated copyright framework with protections for content owners
After two years of hard deliberations, a final version of the Copyright Directive has been agreed by EU negotiators. The text includes the right of the content owners to receive fair remuneration for the use of their works on the...
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What is behind anti-Semitism in Europe? | Raw Politics
A group of France’s “gilet jaune” (yellow vest) protesters hurled anti-Semitic abuse at Jewish philosopher Alain Finkielkraut over the weekend. The incident in Paris comes as other European countries struggle to address reports of rising...