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Journalists avoided commenting on these matters.
The journalists who knew about Mitterrand’s second wife argued that it was a private matter.
Today, many French journalists still resist the temptation to expose the private lives of the political elite.
But this is a lost battle: the bloggers do not share the journalists’ ethics.
Bloggers, followed by traditional journalists, went up in arms against such blatant nepotism.
And yet, he shares right-wing populists’ hostility to liberal academics, journalists, and intellectuals.
So even good, critical questions or well-sourced data unearthed by citizen investigators tend to be regarded as radioactive to highly educated formal journalists.
Three more of Nasheed’s political associates are reportedly facing charges, and many supportive journalists and opposition MPs have been arrested.
That requires more representation by farmers and workers in the National People’s Congress and sub-national legislative organs, more freedom for public-spirited journalists to investigate cases of social injustice, and more freedom for civic organizations to act on behalf of the environment and those who do not benefit from economic reform.
At the same time, it is widely acknowledged (except by most editors and journalists) that a great deal of media intrusion is simply an abuse of press freedom, with the sole aim of boosting circulation by feeding public prurience.
Crusading journalists disappear without a trace.
Journalists usually fall for the story, regardless of how well-founded it is: it clarifies everything, and it gives them something to write about.
It was a remarkable event, for an audience of 400 journalists.
Joining Baker on the dais were two journalists of great courage, Janine Gibson, Editor-in-Chief of Guardian US, and Alan Rusbridger, the Guardian’s editor.
Baker’s talking points seemed aimed at establishing a “new normal,” in which the legality of official behavior is not to be questioned and journalists who do so are threatened.
The journalists present immediately understood the threat.
The Committee to Protect Journalists claims that seven journalists are in prison in Turkey.
As in all democracies where the rule of law prevails, members of a specific profession, including journalists, are not granted any form of immunity from these types of serious criminal charges.
Might, therefore, this not be the moment (the same journalists ask) for Athens to rebel and demand the end of austerity and of spending cuts that are detrimental to Greece’s survival?
Individuals, NGOs, and journalists have been either overtly threatened or placed under surveillance.
A remarkable incident has emboldened Chinese journalists.
Our generation of Chinese journalists broke from traditional Communist ideas about journalism by the mid-1980’s through extensive reading of Western journalism.
Younger journalists have thus been exposed to Western journalistic ideas from the very beginning.
Writers, journalists, and artists could no longer stand the heavy-handed censorship and supervision.
For example, according to the World Press Freedom Index, more than 80 journalists have been killed in Mexico in the last decade, and 17 have disappeared, making it the Western hemisphere’s most dangerous country for the media.
Censor and SensibilityMost Western journalists fight back when governments threaten their ability to gather the information they need.
Alas, many journalists seem far more willing to fight over their right to gather news than to battle for their right to publish and broadcast the results of their reporting freely.
Indeed, Western journalists and news organizations seem to accept as a fact of life censorship within countries that routinely control the media.
That is why there has been so little rebellion, or even remonstration, among media companies when authoritarian governments threaten journalists, editors, and publishers.
It also explains why journalists in those countries have so often bent over backwards to apologize for individual transgressions, rather than stand in defiance.
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