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Opinion 11 months ago
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Analysis: Civic space shrinks further with arrests of activists and threats on Tempo
In the aftermath of the August anti-government riots, police have arrested more than 10 activists and social media influencers, charging them with incitement, hate speech, and spreading misinformation that led to violence and encouraged schoolchildren to participate.
Asia & Pacific 11 months ago
Top economists warn about 'collapse' of public interest media
The group of 11 economists in leading American and European universities published a joint statement via the "Forum on Information and Democracy", a body formed by the Reporters Without Borders media freedom group and the French state.
Science & Tech 1 year ago
AI search pushing an already weakened media ecosystem to the brink
"The next three or four years will be incredibly challenging for publishers everywhere. No one is immune from the AI summaries storm gathering on the horizon," warned Matt Karolian, vice president of research and development at Boston Globe Media.
Entertainment 1 year ago
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'Electrifying;' 'biblical': UK press in raptures on Oasis comeback
The rockers, who shot to fame in the mid-1990s Britpop era, reeled off a string of their biggest hits in front of a 74,000-strong crowd in the Welsh capital on Friday, leaving those there in raptures.
Academia 1 year ago
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Will Google stay committed to Indonesia's publisher rights?
Only days after Google News Showcase was launched in Indonesia, Google abruptly terminated multi-year licensing agreements with 24 small and ethnic media outlets in Australia, two years before they were due to expire.
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