Journalists should not be paid by the government
Trust in journalists wanes as government funding surges
Tag: Freedom of the press
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Freedom of the press? Not in an era of internet censorship
Freedom of the press will diminish as long as the new culture of controlling online content persists
Media freedom doesn’t come free
Government funding is no magic bullet. Nor are crowdsourced and advertising-supported journalism perfect
China targets everyone in the world
The Communists have issued arrest warrants for six pro-democracy advocates living outside Hong Kong
Cancel culture equivalent to infamous Hollywood blacklist
Pushing back against emboldened righteousness isn’t a task for the timid. J.K. Rowling is not timid
Raise your voice by casting your vote
How could I not be grateful that I have the freedom to question the practices of my government through direct contact with politicians and through the press?
Questioning government is fundamental to democracy
Freedom of speech, freedom of the press and academic freedom are core principles in the functioning of a democracy. Yet today those who embrace these ideals are seen as anti-American
Federal government challenges the independence of Canadian media
The proposal to give $595 million in federal funding over five years to Canadian media organizations comes with significant strings attached
Painting a masterpiece: the art of dissent in search of truth
Freedom of expression in the arts is as fragile as freedom of the press, and it’s just as vital to human rights as freedom of thought
Where the rule of law weakens, freedom wanes
Freedom and democracy are not stand-alone structures. For stability, they require institutional infrastructure, in particular, the rule of law and tolerance