By Fathia Eldakhakhny Clearly, we live in an era of uncertainty and the spread of misleading information in all countries – both democratic and undemocratic. So, how did we get to this point? When I started working as a journalist 20 years ago, I used to attend events at night…
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A court ruling against the Philippine journalist Maria Ressa illustrates the erosion of democratic norms, the corruption of institutions, and the compromises of decision makers. By Sheila Coronel In a hushed courtroom, with only litigants, their lawyers, and three other journalists present, a judge convicted the Philippine journalist Maria Ressa…
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By Uchenna Ekwo As is the case in many sectors, the Coronavirus pandemic has revealed further the continuing challenges facing journalists and journalism. For decades, media effects research has been concerned with the consequences of media use experienced by the individual message recipient or audience member. To this day, media…
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