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Prof. Won Yong-Jin Elected as KACIS Chief
Wisconsin-Educated Scholar to Lead S. Korea's Mass Communication Studies
Wisconsin-educated renowned communication scholar, Prof. Won Yong-Jin of Sogang University, has been elected by unanimous decision as the next president of Korea Association for Communication ...

KBS Unions Warn of All-out Strike If Pro-Lee Chief Is Tapped
Unionized workers of public broadcaster KBS said on Aug. 20 they have voted to walk off the job should a pro-government figure be appointed as their new chief, following President Lee Myung ...

Journalists Dare to Defy Militants' Diktat
Special Contribution
By Nava Thakuria
If it becomes a ritual for a section of the banned armed outfits in Northeast India to impose a boycott call on the celebration of Independence Day and Republic Day, the rising counter-reactions ...

Asian Media Ignoring Crisis of Sub-Saharan Proportions
By Kalinga Seneviratne
Special Contribution
Manila, July 14, 2008 — Consumed by excessive commercialization the Asian media is ignoring a human crisis in Asia which is of sub-Saharan proportions warned senior development economists from the ...

Lee's Media Chief under Fire for Media Control
Civic Groups Call for KCC Chairman Choi's Resignation
By Grace Kim
Staff Reporter
"Media Action for Fairness," a civic group for promoting justice in media and preventing privatization of the media, held a press conference at COEX in Samsung-dong, Seoul on June 17, 2008, to demand ...

No official censorship of the local media : NMC chief affirms
ABU DHABI (WAM) — In the three decades since the Khaleej Times was launched, the Dubai-based daily paper has grown to become a major component of the UAE's English language media, making ...

Nuke Energy to Fuel Growth in UAE
The UAE's decision to resort to the use of nuclear energy for peaceful use stems from its understanding of how it could play a constructive role in the development process of the country, ...

Islamophobia and Muslims
Though many people around the world doubt the credibility of the common narration of the 9/11, the incident largely contributed to the spread of Islamophobia. A Dubai -based newspaper said in its editorial that the ...

Int'l Community's Cool Response to Israel's Genocide Policy Disgusting, Pathetic
The Gulf Today, a UAE English language and Dubai-based daily, condemned on March 2 the international community's "disgusting, pathetic and despicable for its "largely cool response to ...

Israel's War on Gaza Strip: 'Gulf Today' Editorial
As Israel blocked aid supplies to Gaza, cutting off the lifelines to the Mediterranean strip and bringing the economic life there into a standstill, the Sharjah-based English daily 'Gulf Today' ...

Journalist Reporting on Under-represented Communities Arrested
Panel Finds Iraq Still the Deadliest Place on Earth for Journalists
Asia Journalist Association Holds 2007 Plenary Session in Korea
Annapolis is a historic opportunity: paper
Most Dangerous War in the History of Journalism
National Media Council clarifies closure of GEO, ARY TV stations
CNN Reveals Major Investment in Int'l News
Musharraf's Grave Miscalculation
Shows How Korea Is World's Most Wired Nation
S. Korean Journalists Denied Internet Access as Gov't Closes Pressrooms
15th Int'l Conference for Digital Media Nov. 8-9
In Parting Shot, Blair Calls Press a "Feral Beast"
CNN Launches First Health Show
Arab Media Forum to Open on April 24
Fallout of the War in Iraq Continues
China to Put Blogs under State Control
Media Should Tell Reality, Not Reflection
UN Ban Ki-moon's Deeply Demoralized Organization
US urged to end the war, don't talk of a new one
Risk of Reckless Step as an Escape: UAE Daily
British Troops Must Leave Iraq: UAE Daily
LA Times Publisher Resigns; Editor Remains on Job
Media Convergent Journalism in Kuala Lumpur
Khalifa's Tour to Egypt, France, Morocco Filmed
UAE press contrasting views on UK terror plot
US Blind Support for Israel Fanning Fires of Extremism
Israel, US Fail to Learn from the Past
Media Assail Israel, US for "Crime Against Humanity"
Time to do away with UN: paper
Time to Demand Durable Arab-Israeli Peace Pact
Online Media Revolution Taking Off in S. Korea
IFJ launches 4th S. Asia Press Freedom Report
Korean Press Needs to Be Unification-Oriented
FT Asian Financial Centres Summit in Seoul
2005 A Record Year for Loss in Journalism
"Vershbow Should Apologize for His Remarks"
China Ratchets Up Control on Expression
IFJ Conference Planned at Mt. Geumgang
MBC Quest for Truth Foiled in Harsh Attack
Asian Journalists Association Adopts Charter
Google Pauses Online Books Plan
Five Journalist Leaders Arrested in Nepal
O'Reilly Critical of Seoul Press Law
European Papers Go Tabloid
For Arab, Hussein Photos Reinforce View of US
Call for Entries for IFJ Journalism Close May 31
Newspapers Struggle to Avoid Their Own Orbit
Online News Active in World's Most Wired Nation
History Repeats in Struggle for Free Press
Murdoch to Buy Rest Fox Shares in $7 Bil. Deal
New Asia-Wide Journalist Body Launched
Times in Tabloid Transformation
The President vs. The Dailies
Senior Photo Journalist Eddie Adams Dies at 71
Barbara Walters: The Exit Interview
JAK Urges Indonesian Gov't to Remove Defamation as Offense Under Criminal Code
JAK Backs Global Campaign against Bribery
KPF Invites Ex- CIS Journalists of Korean Origin
Seoul Mayor Lee under Fire for Spending Tax Money for "Promoting Him and His Policies."
JAK Seeks Support from Int'l Media Community for Safety of Journalists in Conflict-Ridden Areas
JAK Calls for "Urgent" Global Media Support for Immediate Release of South Korean Captive
Korea to Expand Journalists Exchange, Cooperation with Greece, Russia, Bulgaria
South Korea Dissolves Ties That Once Bound the Press to the Powerful
Daily Zoom Presses Other Free Dailies in Market
European Press Review on D-Day Celebrations
Advertising Rebounds, Circulation Decreases
A Brief History of Newspapers
We Want to Learn from Korea's 2002 World Cup
South Africa's Nelson Mandela Selected as Recipient of Manhae Peace Prize
Korea, Russia to Expand Journalist Exchange
JAK Launches Fund-Raising Drive for North Korean Blast Victims
"Vox Populi, That's the Constitution"
"Big 3" Dailies Blamable for Roh's Impeachment
JAK Delivers Protest Letter to U.S. Embassy Over Detention of Korean Journalists in Iraq
Broadcast Media Must Be Fair and Rational




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