Features

Archive of all feature articles published

Spinning a a new image

Public relations firms are taking an increasing role in the global political sphere -- such as they have done in Thailand's stance on compulsory licensing of pharmaceuticals

Crusade for positive online culture

People from all backgrounds -- TV entertainers, civil activists, students and educators -- have joined a widespread campaign in Korea

Empire strikes back

The battle between rival TV stations transcends family ties in Tamil Nadu

Radio show filling the rush hour void

Outside of religion and politics, all topics are fair game for a comedic Jakarta talk radio show

Citizen journalists aim to serve all

Nagaknow magazine provides information about Matsumoto City and Nagano Prefecture for tourists in English and Japanese

Citizen-journalism web sites struggle to attract reporters

The public's satisfaction with the mainstream Japanese media is stifling the growth of citizen journalism in Japan

Clipping the Net

A roundtable discussion in Thailand sheds light on an issue clouded by confusion and secrecy

Safety and freedom of journalists in Asia

A roundup of news from Asia on World Press Freedom Day 2007

Climate change now issue of concern in Thailand

Policymakers, activists, and journalists are taking advantage of a now-captive audience

Most Indonesians not aware of global warming

An ACNielsen survey shows that 28 percent of Indonesian adults in urban areas are aware of the global warming issue -- but only half of them believe it's a serious problem

Online conflict reporting hits the big screen

Pioneering solo journalist Kevin Sites screens his film about the civilian cost of war

Gauging the cyber gap

While the Internet has been lambasted as a force leading teens astray, some say adults in Thailand should see it as equipping youth for the future

Google faces uphill battle in Korea

In order compete with Naver and Cyworld, Google focuses on partnerships with local IT ventures

Shooting after the cinema

The Times of India asks, if violence in cinema can impact those on the edge, should there be some curbs?

Breaking news

A review of the career opportunities in India's television news market

TITV grasps for dignity

Thailand's transformed station begins a new chapter, without air conditioning or paychecks

Experiments in conflict reporting

Kevin Sites' next project with Yahoo! could be as much of an experiment as his first

Blogs mark their first 10 years

Ten years after the birth of the first blog, Internet experts and bloggers reflect on the impact and future of blogging

Golden opportunity for broadcasting industry?

Free trade agreement receives mixed responses from Korean scholars, cable associations and newspapers

Korean culture industry feels the FTA

Korean publishing, movie and cable television industries are concerned about consequences of free trade agreement and increasing U.S. competition

Blogs celebrate 10th anniversary in Korea

Korea's blogger population today totals around 13.51 million

The history textbook revisions go on in Japan

Critics slam latest change to accounts of the Battle of Okinawa in 1945

YouTube popularity explodes in Japan

But intellectual property defenders are watching the video-sharing website closely

Broadcasting role models

As Thailand works out a formula for responsible public television, the Bangkok Post analyzes the infrastructures of NHK in Japan and BBC in England

Slice of Singapore on Wikipedia

Singaporean politicians, celebrities and unique terminology find their way onto the online encyclopedia

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