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U.S. journalists are getting worried by Washington's relentless pursuit of Julian Assange, WikiLeaks founder and treatment of whistle-blower Bradley Manning. They are concerned that they too could end up in custody for speaking the truth.
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Palo Alto -
Reportedly Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is warning bankers involved with the social network's IPO to keep information to themselves.
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The New York Times has announced it has generated over 100,000 paid subscribers during the past three weeks since it began charging subscribers last March 28.
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Ottawa -
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper doesn't hold a lot of press conferences when Parliament is in session, but it seems he doesn't take a lot of questions even on the campaign trail during this year's federal election.
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The promotional tour for the sold-out fight between Manny Pacquiao and Shane Mosley scheduled for May 7 at the MGM Grand Garden Hotel in Las Vegas, kicked off yesterday at the renowned Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles, California.
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It is with great sorrow that I announce the death of the one-time pride of French newspapers, Le Figaro, after a long fight against content cancer and a final seizure caused by deadly tabloid gossip headlines about pedophiles, politicians and planes.
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That readers are losing faith in the will or ability of the press to report political news objectively is no secret, but is objectivity even necessary at all? Reporters should bite the bullet and say it how they see it to the benefit of all.
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It would be nice if 2011 could see a reduction in the use by the press and politicians of epithets derived from Nazis, Fascism and Hitlerism, but I am not holding my breath, if only because they are becoming all too common, to the discredit of both.
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A leaked WikiLeaks cable from the US embassy in Paris is severe in its criticism of the French press, which it considers to be more easily influenced by government and business interests than the American press. That is an accurate assessment.
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In a strikingly unusual move, President Obama walked off from a presidential podium - handing the question-fielding responsibility on the extension of current tax rates to former President Bill Clinton.
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US is pressed over plight of a Burmese minority group
The public wants a tougher regulatory system for the press that is independent of politicians, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt says.
The Press Complaints Commission confirms it is to close before Lord Justice Leveson produces his report into press standards.
Spanish photographer Samuel Aranda wins the 2011 World Press Photo of the Year with an image of a veiled woman holding a wounded relative in her arms after a demonstration in Yemen.
Actress and former model Abi Titmuss recalled how the press first "created" and then "almost destroyed" her as she rose to fame.
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