'Fear' and 'favor' chill newsroom at storied Japanese paper
TOKYO (Reuters) - (This January 25 story corrects to specify the three goals cited by Japan Times management for the style change in the December meeting and to revise the description of management’s expectations for the relationship to advertising revenue.) Early in December, dozens of journalists and editors from the Japan Times gathered for an emergency meeting in a glass-walled conference room
Putin Doesn’t Need to Censor Books. Publishers Do It for Him.
Russian Purge Putin Doesn’t Need to Censor Books. Publishers Do It for Him. REALLY,” SAYS ILYA DANISHEVSKY. “I do anything I want.” Really? Really, he insists. Danishevsky has an I’m-on-top-of-the-world demeanor that is rapidly going out of style in Moscow. He wears a hipster beard and a most daring combination of stripes in his shirts and jackets, and he schedules his meetings at an ostentatiousl
Why Al Jazeera will not say Mediterranean ‘migrants’
The word migrant has become a largely inaccurate umbrella term for this complex story. According to the UN, the majority of those arriving in Europe are fleeing war [Reuters] Imagine waking your children in the morning. Imagine feeding and dressing them. Imagine pulling a little girl’s hair into a ponytail, arguing with a little boy about which pair of shoes he wants to wear. Now imagine, as you a
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Shooting the messenger: journalism under siege in Japan