Story Archives
Spring of 2010
Jun. 2010: Georgia Hoax: Television Trapped in Politics
Jun. 2010: The Hidden Hand of Chávez
Press freedom restrictions spread to other countries
Jun. 2010: Risky Business
The government in Uruguay reacts negatively to the coverage of a kidnapping
Jun. 2010: The iPad won't save newspapers
The new eReader will push writers, designers and editors to think beyond 2010.
May. 2010: Somalia's Struggle
Journalism in Somalia and the strides and initiatives for change
May. 2010: Haiti tunes in and moves on
Radio stations help people survive in the midst of chaos
May. 2010: Journalism Interrupted?
Google.cn might be shut down, but reporting is in China to stay.
May. 2010: Journalists as combatants
Reporters face increasing danger in war zones
May. 2010: Zimbabwe Exodus
In photojournalism objectivity does not exist
Apr. 2010: Self-censorship or death
Self-censorship is often the only means for Mexican journalists to protect themselves from threats or attacks, kidnappings or murders by killers working for corrupt governments or drug cartels.
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Tajikistan
Most promising Central Asian state creeps up the press freedom incline
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Uzbekistan
Thinking outside the box: a criminal offense
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Through the Lens
The state of press freedom in former Soviet republics.
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Latvia
Financial crises might cause fading press freedom
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Lithuania
Champion of the post-Soviet free press
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Ukraine
Influence of the world economic crisis and the latest presidential elections on Ukrainian media
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Kazakhstan
Media Freedom on a Short Leash
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Armenia
Press freedom threatened by economic difficulties, lack of tradition
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Moldova
Moldovan press challenged by political and economic turbulence
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Belarus
President Lukashenko's extended political power reflects in his grip over the media
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Kyrgyzstan
There and Back Again: Press Freedom in Kyrgyzstan
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan’s media encourages accuracy yet still publishes government content
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Estonia
Estonian journalists fear for their sources
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Georgia
Georgia moves toward a stronger media by gaining the public’s trust with accurate reporting
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Russia
Self-Censorship is a New Censorship in Modern Russia
Apr. 2010: 20 Years Later: Turkmenistan
Strict government control forces journalists to avoid subjects and punishes those who refuse
Apr. 2010: We are Considered Infidels: Covering War in Iraq
A former reporter for the Washington Post reflects on the role of Iraqi translators, fixers and reporters in war coverage.