Vietnam Shows Chinese Flag With One Too Many Stars
State media in both countries did not mention the fraudulent flag.
U.S. - A Paradigm Shift Away from Energy Independence
A paradigm shift regarding U.S. energy policy on oil has to occur. No, it won’t occur given the current make-up of the U.S. Congress, but eventually, for energy independence reasons, a paradigm shift is mandatory.
Al-Jazeera English, N.Y. Times take home duPont awards
Al-Jazeera's good year just got a whole lot better.
Ethiopian Court Convicts 2 Swedish Journalists of Aiding Terrorism
The Ethiopian government considers ONLF a terrorist group.
Eva Ekvall: How the Former Miss Venezuela Waged War Against Cancer (PHOTOS)
Former Miss Venezuela Eva Ekvall, who died of breast cancer at a very young age of 28 Saturday, proved in her short span of life how a woman could put up a brave fight against the affliction.
Pakistan Most Dangerous Country for Journalists: Survey
At least 43 journalists were killed worldwide in direct relation to their work this year according to the year-end survey on journalists killed in the line of duty by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) .
Record Tablet Sales Could Give Battered Newspaper Industry Hope
As sales of tablets surge, the fortunes of newspaper publishers may soon begin to turn.
NY Times near sale of regional newspapers
The New York Times Co is nearing a sale of 16 regional newspapers spread across the U.S. Southeast and California to Halifax Media Holdings, according to media reports on Monday.
Christopher Hitchens: A salute to intellectual honesty
Nothing sharpened Christopher Hitchens' mind like cancer.
Piers Morgan to Receive Spotlight Tuesday over Journalism Practices
Morgan will face questions via video link Tuesday before the Leveson Inquiry about the News of the World hacking scandal.
AOL's Patch lost how many millions?
Did AOL's Patch, a network of hyperlocal news websites, lose more than $100 million this year?
Janet Robinson Quits: Why Is New York Times CEO Stepping Down?
The first woman to head NYT and a pioneer of digital media, Robinson's abrupt departure as head of The Times Co. has left analysts and insiders baffled, with many speculating that plummeting stocks pressured the CEO, the first woman to head NYT, to quit and others wondering who will replace Robinson after her unexplained exit.
New York Times CEO Abruptly Quits
Janet Robinson will step down as chief executive of the New York Times Co. at the end of the month, as the company continues to struggle with advertising declines and a years-long slump in its share price.
JumpTime Adds Media Exec Elizabeth Osder
JumpTime, a Los-Angeles based technology company, has hired media veteran Elizabeth Osder as SVP of Strategy & Business Development.
Los Angeles Times editor to step down this month
Los Angeles Times editor Russ Stanton will step down this month and be replaced by the managing editor for news, the newspaper said on Tuesday.
Tom Sizemore Book to Unveil the Troubled Actor
Actor Tom Sizemore's personal woes with drug addiction have kept the media busy, and now they'll be available in book form in his own words.
Bart Heller Confesses Murder-Suicide of Ex-Girlfriend Erin Jehl on Facebook
Bart Heller made murder-suicide confession on Facebook Saturday that he shot and killed ex-girlfriend, Erin Jehl and her friend Ryann Tipton, both 19-years-old, along with himself after a love triangle went wrong.
Jerry Robinson Dies at 89: Joker Creator, Comics Legend [INTERVIEW]
The stronger the villain, the more the hero has to win in the end. That was the thinking process of Jerry Robinson, a legend of the Golden Age of DC Comics, when he created the Joker, the greatest Batman villain of all time. I interviewed Robinson in 2008: here are the comics legend's thoughts on Batman, Heath Ledger and the future of comics.
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Crystal Cox, 'Investigative Blogger,' Ordered to Pay $2.5 Mil for Defamation
Crystal Cox, a self-proclaimed investigative blogger, has been ordered to pay $2.5 million for defamation.
NBC Subsidiary in Deal with Non-Profits to Boost Local News Reporting
The company will partner with New York-based ProPublica, the Chicago Reporter, Philadelphia-based WHYY Radio and Los Angeles-based KPCC Radio.
Mid-Day Editions Shut Overnight: Arrival of Digital Era in India?
A popular afternoon Indian daily - MiD Day - has suddenly called off the production of two editions from prominent Indian cities, at very short notice.
Jerry Sandusky Interview: 'I'm Not the Monster'
Jerry Sandusky gave his first on-camera interview since being charged with molesting eight boys over the course of 15 years, with more incidents reportedly under investigation. As the man at the center of the Pennsylvania State University child sex-abuse scandal, it may not have been a wise move.
Don Harman's Death Rocks Kansas City's Fox 4 After Suicide [VIDEO]
Watch a tribute to the meteorologist by his Fox 4 colleagues, as those at WDAF and rival stations cope with the loss of one of Kansas City's most beloved newscasters. Fox 4 delayed reporting Harman's death while it tried to reach his father, but as the news leaked, broadcasters found themselves struggling to balance personal feelings with professionalism.
IBTimes Exclusive: Pregnant U.S. Photographer Lynsey Addario Talks About 'Cruel' Treatment in Israel
Meet Lynsey Addario - a Pulitzer-winning news photographer who says being a woman works in her favor when she is out covering war zones, infamous for their gross ill-treatment of women.
Actor Coogan Says UK Tabloids Operate Like Mafia
Celebrities fear a backlash from the British tabloid press if they speak out at an inquiry into media standards, comedian and actor Steve Coogan said on Tuesday, adding that newspapers were like the Mafia in the way they operated.
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