British Press Assails Curbs on Reporting
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Media organizations say Britainâs tight reporting restrictions hamper their ability to cover terrorism stories.
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A book on the sad saga of Crown Princess Masako by an Australian journalist has touched a nerve in Japan, where tabloids may tease but mainstream media tend to tread lightly when it comes to reporting about royals.
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As some European countries warn their journalists to keep out of Iraq, media in Britain are preparing to go in for what they call the most difficult and dangerous story they may ever report -- the election in Iraq.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, June 7 -- Under mounting domestic and international pressure, the Pakistani government on Thursday suspended stringent media restrictions that critics said were designed to muzzle the free press.
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Business & money: Media group told to avoid Murdoch newspaper war.
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LONDON, June 12--Prime Minister Tony Blair on Tuesday said the news media, driven by increasing competition and pressure from fast-changing technology, has largely abandoned impartial reporting in favor of sensation, shock and controversy, which he said demoralizes public servants and badly serve...
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The papers try to assess the potential political fall-out from the murder of British hostage Ken Bigley in Iraq.
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Press freedom groups voice dismay at moves by China to increase restrictions on foreign news agencies.
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Cuban press authorities have told the Havana correspondents for the Chicago Tribune, the BBC and a major Mexican newspaper that they can no longer report from the island
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Pakistan's government has put curbs on the media and threatened operators with closure in the hope of stifling an opposition campaign for judicial independence and democracy, analysts and media workers said on Tuesday.
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Media & professional: Guardian editor says Press Complaints Commission 'rarely intervenes' to punish journalists.
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Britain's top law officer gagged a media outlet for a second time from reporting Monday on an alleged &quot;bombshell&quot; memo at the heart of a cash-for-honours row threatening Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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British media roundly welcomed the Iraq Study Group's report on US policy in Iraq, with one newspaper declaring it a &quot;whiff of realism&quot;.
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Photographs that appear to show British soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners were published Wednesday by newspapers in Britain, setting off a new debate about this country's role in the war. Prime Minister Tony Blair condemned the images as "shocking and appalling."
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International press groups denounced  new Chinese curbs on the dissemination of foreign news as a  step backwards ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, when  thousands of journalists will descend on the country's capital.
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The re-election of President Bush dominated British newspapers Thursday, and many cast impartiality aside in reporting the result.
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A row brewed over who was to blame for British troop deaths in Iraq last month after Britain's top military officer accused the news media for making it easier for rebels to stage attacks.