Posts Tagged ‘ pressfreedom ’

Thailand’s Oppressive Media Law

Thailand’s Oppressive Media Law

October 28, 2011

It was the summer of 2008 and I was in Bangkok, Thailand, on a then work related trip that left me enough spare time to look around and do some reporting.   My focus included alternative media, and lucky for me, a good friend introduced me to Jiew, editor...

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ctrp388 Journalism Under Attack in the Netherlands

ctrp388 Journalism Under Attack in the Netherlands

August 28, 2011

An investigative journalist in the Netherlands has exposed major security flaws in a major government project which promised safe and easy travel throughout the country. He has been reporting the results of his work to both the public and the government. The goal was to inform the public while...

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Watch the Caucuses Triangle!

June 16, 2011

The much anticipated documentary "The Caucuses Triangle" is now out and up on the web for all to see.  It is a story and a journey that takes us from Azerbaijan to Armenia to Georgia, looking at youth media and the current situation in this unique region.  Director and...

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ctrp355 Dissecting the Caucasus Triangle

ctrp355 Dissecting the Caucasus Triangle

October 25, 2010

Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan make up the Caucasus Triangle; a region that is not often mentioned in the mainstream news. Over the past year, Letizia Gambini has made it her business to learn all about this complex region and its many layers. Her project, a documentary that will follow three...

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ctrp329 Iceland, The Journalist Refuge

ctrp329 Iceland, The Journalist Refuge

March 4, 2010

It took an economic meltdown, but Iceland is now taking steps that will transform the country into a place where journalism and publishing in general will more protected than anywhere else in the world. How would it work? Who is behind this new law? Where in the process of...

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