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Nov 30, 2019 · The financial foundations of an independent press are eroding under the influence of the internet, which has simultaneously become a global conduit for malicious falsehoods.
Mar 1, 2024 · Citizen free press is the epitome of democracy in action, where ordinary individuals become the voice of truth and transparency. In today’s fast-paced digital world, citizen journalists play a pivotal role in shaping public discourse by bringing to light stories that traditional media might overlook.
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Jul 13, 2023 · Freedom of the press remains a precious and vital liberty, ensuring that people can criticize public officials, expose government corruption, and distribute material on virtually any subject imaginable, free from most prior restraints and other forms of censorship.
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The press is sometimes called the fourth estate. That's probably too grandiose a concept for most journalists' tastes – but it does suggest an important, coherent and independent force in society. That "apartness" is crucial. The press does not share the same aims as government, the legislature, the executive, religion or commerce. It is, or should...
Many journalists and lawyers would argue that the press in the UK is relatively, but only relatively, free. It is not clear that the situation has improved notably since Harold Evans, unable to publish the full truth about the thalidomide scandal, bemoaned what he called Britain's "half-free press" in the mid 1970s. A 2009 Index/PEN commission into...
Until recently it would have been self-evident what "the press" was. The 1947-9 Royal Commission on the press described it as "the chief agency for instructing the public on the main issues of the day … the main source from which information, discussion and advocacy reach the public." Whether or not "the press" remains the chief agency of instructi...
In London last week, Carl Bernstein, the legendary co-author of Watergate, talked about the parallels between the story on which he and Bob Woodward worked in 1972 and the work of Nick Davies nearly 40 years later. He used the phrase "the best obtainable version of truth" to describe what journalists, at their best, seek to achieve. Bernstein's def...
We meet at a time when, for the first time since the Enlightenment, it's possible to imagine societies – towns, cities, and even countries – without any agreed or verifiable forms of the truth. As journalists we would like it to be self-evident that what we do is as crucial to democracy as a clean water supply or a fire service. That surveys show t...
Mar 28, 2016 · Students review the First Amendment, understand the importance of a free press, and consider how that freedom can conflict with other societal needs through journalists’ experiences in Ferguson.
May 2, 2019 · At a time when disinformation and mistrust of the news media is growing, a free press is “essential for peace, justice, sustainable development and human rights”, said the UN Secretary-General,...
