The Court of Appeal orders Sarawak Report editor Clare Rewcastle-Brown and two others to pay RM300,000 in defamation damages to Sultanah Nur Zahirah over "The Sarawak...
SOPA announces its 2024 Awards for Editorial Excellence, inviting entries across Asia. Celebrating professional journalism, the awards recognize impactful reporting in diverse categories, from Women's Issues...
A Reddit user recently brought attention to the mysterious removal of an article by TODAY, which covered a survey by The Economist ranking Singapore alongside Zurich...
Straits Times' 'Little India Riot Survivor' Report Distorts Reality: Contrary to its portrayal of the timekeeper as a mere bystander caught in the fury of an...
Jimmy Lai's trial in Hong Kong is a litmus test for the city's autonomy. Delays and legal obstacles raise concerns about fairness. Lai, a pro-democracy figure,...
Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi, a member of Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud Party, has proposed sanctions against Haaretz, a leading Israeli news publication, over its coverage...
The China Project, formerly known as SupChina, is closing down its operations. Established in 2016 to provide in-depth information about China, it faced hurdles such as...
Meta and other tech giants ban political and regulated advertisers from using their generative AI advertising tools amid concerns of misinformation in elections.
On Wednesday, SPH Media disclosed its plan to acquire Tech in Asia Pte. Ltd. (TIA), intending to bolster The Business Times' capacities. The acquisition, subject to...
Bertha Henson emphasized the need for high-quality content in news media and the significance of providing accurate, timely responses instead of engaging in speculative reporting, despite...
