Features
Archive of all feature articles published
Journalism class raises awareness of social issues
Udayana University's journalism workshop offers a broad perspective, integrating journalism skills with global issues
On our Silver Anniversary
'The Jakarta Post' looks back at 25 years of representing Indonesia in the international media
Web-surfing phones riding high
Touch-screen, "full web-browsing" phones on the boom in Korea despite prices as high as $800
Breaking radio silence
Australian radio stations invest $400 million to update their infrastructure for second-generation digital audio broadcasts
Jakarta's bloggers get a world in edgewise
Senior bloggers share their experiences and thoughts on blogging as an interactive media
Justice for a fallen journalist
Six months after APF video journalist Kenji Nagai was killed in Myanmar, APF News President Toru Yamaji talks with AsiaMedia about continuing his legacy
High school students say journalism not that 'cool'
Students observe a decline in interest in high school journalism clubs
Covering Nepal's first election in nine years
In a Q&A with AsiaMedia, Dharma Adhikari discusses the challenges the Nepali press faced in covering Nepal's historic election on April 10
Gadget fans behind telecom business growth
Technology has allowed the telecommunications industry to become the fastest growing subsector in Indonesia
RPK one of Malaysia's most prominent Netizens
Raja Petra, founder of 'Malaysia Today,' is a well-known blogger who comes under fire for pushing government transparency and accountability
Arirang TV pursues cultural diplomacy
International, English-language broadcasting network strives to improve Korea's image abroad and spread Korean culture
Look who wants to read your emails
The government's desire to access Blackberry emails draws concern over potential misuse and abuse of civil liberties, writes Amit Bhattacharya
Suicide sites pose deadly problem
Members of pro-suicide websites say they are only advocating freedom of expression and choice, writes Amrita Singh
Talent crunch bites industry
Failure to recognize game development as a software engineering career has led to lack of trained developers, says Dhruva Interactive CEO
Hearing-impaired gain access to election news
Difficult dialects and political terms used by candidates pose challenges for sign language translators
Online ad guru spins the power of the web
Facebook's VP of media sales, Mike Murphy, dismisses digital myths at ad:tech conference
Trouble in paradise
Media organizations protest attack on a Timorese newspaper design editor by military police and expulsion of an expatriate newspaper publisher from post-coup Fiji
Media now gun-shy in Miura reportage
Because of his success with lawsuits against media firms in the past, experts say Japanese media are more cautious in reporting Kazuyoshi Miura's recent arrest for the 1981 murder of his wife
Opposition overcomes media hurdles
In a Q&A with AsiaMedia contributor Angilee Shah, media scholar Zaharom Nain explains the media's role in Saturday's elections in Malaysia
The rise of Asian nations
In a Q&A with AsiaMedia's Debory Li, former Singapore diplomat Kishore Mahbubani discusses his latest book and the future of the Asian hemisphere
Pakistan set to lift its ban on Bollywood
Not only can lifting the movie ban help bridge India and Pakistan more, but it can also revive Pakistan's film industry
Alarm at cable rift
Dylan Bushell-Embling examines the possibility and impact of a telecommunication blackout in Australia
Creating the Buzz Factor
'The Times of India' explains how buzz helped it achieve success as a commercial brand
Radio stations stay on air
Ary Hermawan says the survival of radio stations depends on their ability to define their listeners and to stay competitive
The High Tide of the Korean Wave III: Why do Asian fans prefer Korean pop culture?
A Korean scholar cites economics and Asian values as the causes for Hanryu, the "Korean Wave"
