Danger shouldn't stop journalists, newswoman says
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WASHINGTON  - A CBS News correspondent badly injured in an Iraqi bomb attack that killed two members of her crew said Thursday that it was still crucial that journalists cover the war despite the dangers.
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French media watchdog Reporters Without Borders awarded its top prizes Tuesday to an Algerian journalist, a Mexican weekly and a Chinese press freedom activist &#151; all recognized for taking a stand in the face of danger to inform the public.
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Media & professional: Â· Defence of public service broadcasting 'passion'Â· Thompson warns of global crisis in news provision
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Hamas has promised to protect press freedoms in the Gaza Strip, but its police force has been intimidating journalists.
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The family and colleagues of Alan Johnston, a BBC reporter kidnapped by Islamists in Gaza, urged his captors on Monday not to harm him after he appeared in a video wearing what he said was an explosive belt.
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Humans have become highly reliant on technology to keep us safe. But when we go off the grid, as our reporter recently did, there can be grave risks.
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A domestic violence case involving a television evangelist has left some questioning her credibility.
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Protest curbs to be reviewed and greater protection for investigative journalism.
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An expert on celebrity suicide copycats discusses the potentially devastating mistakes the media can make when covering the issue, and what families can do to protect those at risk.
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Reporters Without Borders expressed &quot;extreme concern&quot; today at a threat to kill two kidnapped French journalists and called on the country&#39;s top religious authorities - the Sunni Committee of Muslim Ulemas and the Shiite leader Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani
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Editor and Publisher - CHICAGO With the recent flurry of subpoenas served on newsrooms, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press said this week, "the number of journalists facing jail in the United States to protect their sources is unprecedented."
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Lots of journalists--and lots of security were present at Friday's press conference.
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Mexico is now considered the most dangerous country for journalists, after Iraq.
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Police raid on reporter's home seen as retaliation for story.
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Instead of the beach or mountains, more tourists now spend their vacations at sites of disaster and depravity.  A former war correspondent offers a word of caution
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A reporter who can see the California wildfires from his home asks why it's so hard for people to recognize the danger
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Journalists are being killed at a pace   of more than three a month worldwide, with Iraq the deadliest   place for media to work, the Committee to Protect Journalists   said on Wednesday.