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Rebel Wilson’s legal victory is great, but the Murdoch media poison continues to spread

September 21, 2017

Rebel Wilson’s legal victory is great, but the Murdoch media poison continues to spread by Rupen Savoulian in Tuck Magazine

Story of an Intern – Part One

September 13, 2017

Olu Eletu photo By Ratnesh Dwivedi Beginning of

Where is the good journalism on Indian TV?

August 17, 2017

AP photo By Ratnesh Dwivedi I have been

Ideological Battles Behind Enemy Lines

May 16, 2017

AP photo By Imad Zafar Criticism is a

Hijacking Literature And Journalism: Pakistan’s Intellectual Dilemma

May 9, 2017

AFP photo By Imad Zafar Literature is a form

Electronic Media gets a taste of its own medicine

May 4, 2017

Reuters photo By Imad Zafar Media has always been

Media, Activists and the violent narrative

February 8, 2017

Afolabi Sotunde/Reuters By Prince Charles Dickson In recent times

No peace for journalists in Iraq

December 28, 2016

Karim Kadim/AP By Rafah Al Saad I am calling

Observations of an Expat: A Good Year for Me

December 23, 2016

Negar Mortazavi By Tom Arms It has been a

Albashir, Nigerian and a Good Man

December 6, 2016

Seyllou Diallo/AFP By Prince Charles Dickson

IARJ, Accra Ghana: Reporting the sacred

August 24, 2016

Ben Curtis/AP By Prince Charles Dickson I recall International

Photography, who sees what…cascading short thoughts

August 24, 2016

Bayo Omoboriowo By Fatimah Bakare-Dickson Photography is a

Zambia must release detained newspaper owner and staff

June 29, 2016

AFP photo By Amnesty International Authorities must immediately and

Sir Mark Tully: Legend of Journalism, Radio and the BBC

June 14, 2016

An interview by Ratnesh Dwivedi This was my first

A journey through the film ‘Targeting Journalism’

September 14, 2015

By Mohammed Al-beshtawi The story of a documentary begins

Let us tell South Sudan’s Story through our own eyes

July 30, 2015

By Peter Louis Journalist Stella Poni has urged South

Mass Media’s role in Global Peace and Security

July 7, 2015

By Florence Joseph Today, the most pressing need of

On The Clock: The Future of (Selfie) Journalism

February 10, 2015

By Jedi Ramalapa I have been thinking about my

Charlie Hebdo and the enemies of free speech

January 12, 2015

By Val B. Russell Satire defined: The artistic form in