What’s Changed, and What Hasn’t, Since the Women of Newsweek Sued Their Bosses

Mapping the Rise of Violence Against Journalists in Afghanistan

What to Pack for a Protest

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Myanmar Announces End to Press Censorship

It’s been a long time coming for the Southeast Asian country, but today the nation’s government stated that it will no longer censor private publications.

Soledad O'Brien Fact-Checks a Politician Live (A.K.A.: journalism). 

What’s the Answer to Outsourced News?

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D.C. officers are directed to leave citizen photographers alone - The Washington Post

District police cannot interfere with citizens as they photograph or videotape officers performing their jobs in public, according to a new directive issued by Chief Cathy L. Lanier as part of settlement in a civil lawsuit.

(via D.C. officers are directed to leave citizen photographers alone - The Washington Post)

Dangerous Journalism: Where Is it Most Risky to Report?

Alabama Public Television announces new fall lineup, says you’re going to Hell

“An exciting new documentary series from Crazy Jesus Guy Public Ministries (and viewers like you — who like Crazy Jesus Guy Public Ministries!) shows the amazing truth that if we just let the kids Christian pray in schools, Jesus would use his magic Christ powers to go back in time and save each Jew from Hitler,” an APT statement reads.

Political commentary remains a prime target as governments increase the number of requests for Google to remove material from the reach of Internet users.