Al Jazeera says it has been “overwhelmed” by calls for its journalists to be released and “the Egyptian authorities would be well advised to take heed.” Commenting on the s... Read more
For the second consecutive year, Turkey was the world’s leading jailer of journalists, followed closely by Iran and China. Together, the three countries accounted for more than half of... Read more
While Twitter has radically changed the way news is reported, disseminated and consumed in markets abroad, is this the case in South Africa, where data is expensive and uptake slow? Award-wi... Read more
Recent warnings in Kenya to journalists using social media sites highlight the power of these online forums, and the growing difficulties faced by journalists as the boundaries between perso... Read more
Just when Paula Slier thought she was safe, or at least safe in cyberspace, she discovered just how vulnerable she actually is. So there I am sitting in a restaurant – a nice cosy artistic p... Read more
A survey of South African journalists’ salaries – print, online and broadcasting – designed to show the value of data journalism has revealed that the number of years of experience is... Read more
