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Annual press freedom report finds Asia toughest continent for journalists

North Korea, Nepal, Burma and China remain hostile environments for journalists, while East Timor and India see improvements

IT firms aiding autocracies

New OpenNet Initiative report shows Myanmar as highly restrictive in its Internet regulation

Online journal covers Indonesia's telecommunications development

Journal tracks country's space communications technology

Patrakarita.khoj is a good reference for journalists

Nepalese journalist Kapil Kafle delves into the history of Nepalese journalism and offers practical advice for media professionals in his book "Patrakarita.khoj"

Rising death toll consists mostly of radio broadcasters, says Philippines report

A ten-day Committee to Protect Journalists mission reveals that journalists outside Manila are more likely to be gunned down for exposing corruption

Reporter shares beat on Islam in Indonesia

Former bureau chief for the Washington Post writes "Allah's Torch", an explanation of Islamic extremism in Asia to Westerners

Hiroshima – the top news story that wasn't

In her new book, Venezuelan journalist Silvia González says Washington and Tokyo manipulated the media

ST reporter pens book on SAF efforts in tsunami relief

Defense correspondent, David Boey, immortalizes the Singapore Armed Forces' 9-week long tsunami relief effort

'Tempo' chronicle shows words more powerful than bullets

History of Tempo magazine, told in new book, details Tempo's journalists in a turbulent time

Oktagon to hold photofest on RI's development

Three Indonesian photo curators scour 22,000 photo negatives from Indonesia, 1945 to 1949 to display for 60th year of independence

Japanese service in 'RRI' attracts listeners

Japanese-language news on state-owned Overeseas Service broadcasts news and introduces listeners to Indonesian culture

Exhibit keeps tsunami current

Non-profit organization Children Without Borders' exhibit displays work by Japanese photojournalist Atsushi Shibuya's images of tsunami victims from Banda Aceh

Mohamad Iqbal gives tsunami victims a face

Photo exhibition captures Aceh stories news media left untold

A steadfast progressive

The life and work of late intellectual, anthropologist, and author Syed Sibte Hasan were remembered on Sunday through discussions of his impact on Pakistani journalism and literature

Taiwan through Canadian eyes

Award-winning photojournalist David Smith captures those moments that might pass most people unnoticed

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