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Opinion 07:00 am
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Analysis: Government going after ‘unpatriotic’ critics, by almost any means
Three government critics have been reported to the police for something they said in public while an online magazine has seen the circulation of an Instagram article restricted, further evidence of Indonesia’s shrinking civic space. These incidents happened not long after the March 12 acid attack against a human rights activist, an attack which the military and police have blamed on members of the Indonesian Military (TNI) intelligence agency.
Americas 2 months ago
'Washington Post' guts staff, shrinks news coverage
The cuts will impact a third of all employees, according to the newspaper's spokesperson. The newsroom is losing "hundreds" of staffers, according to a spokesperson for the Washington-Baltimore News Guild union, which represents Post employees.
Academia 4 months ago
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AI in journalism and democracy: Can we rely on it?
GenAI tools are reshaping the information environment in ways most audiences never see. From the data that trains them to the labor that maintains them, their inner workings raise urgent questions for journalism and democratic accountability.
Academia 6 months ago
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Reclaiming democracy, digital journalism from the clickbait crisis
Digital journalism practices today more than just annoy readers, they corrode democracy by replacing nuanced, fact-based reporting with emotionally charged content that leaves citizens less informed and more polarized.
