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The Vancouver news site is known for being somewhat experimental in its approach to funding and producing its work, so hosting what they’re calling “master classes” in their newsroom just sort of fits.
Guardian News and Media says it is “currently researching and exploring a range of options”, amid claims that it is thinking of developing a new hotel concept.
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign is $250,000 in debt to its printer, the Champaign
News-Gazette, and taking new measures to stay afloat.
Long Island native reported on conflicts for Britain's Sunday Times, lost eye in 2001 Sri Lanka attack.
A man at the center of allegations that computers were hacked for the News of the World has been convicted of conspiring to illegally access private information for profit.
The International Press Institute (IPI) has registered its concern over the treatment of Palestinian journalists by both Israeli forces and Palestinian security services.
People are lining up to sue sites like Yelp and Ripoff Report over their users’ misbehavior, but courts continue to slam the door in their face.
Khartoum - Sudanese security agents confiscated an entire edition of the independent al-Tayar newspaper on Monday, its editor said, in the latest crackdown on media in the African country.
The university at which New York Times foreign correspondent Anthony Shadid studied has set up a memorial fund "to ensure that his life and legacy lives on".
How much does it cost to hire a court reporter for a day? In the South Wales town of Port Talbot it's now possible to sponsor one for £150.
Apple appears to be retaliating against The New York Times for its excellent series of articles on Apple's manufacturing practices.
A Kuwaiti newspaper has been suspended for another two weeks for "breaking the publishing laws."
Police at Bridgewater State University are looking for a woman who
allegedly punched a student journalist in the face for her pro-gay
marriage editorial.