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Eby says the true part about Big Media out loud - Vimarsana News

Eby says the true part about Big Media out loud

If Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took his lead from BC Premier David Eby, he might actually win points with the public. A series of blunders on his watch has made a mess of our media, which already needed a lot of cleaning up, so a very hard line against behemoths such as Bell may be needed now more than ever.

Naver-Kakao to suspend news evaluation committee activities - Vimarsana News

Naver-Kakao to suspend news evaluation committee activities

AsiaToday reporter Park Ji-eunNaver and Kakao will temporarily suspend the activities of the News Partnership Evaluation Committee, which has been eva..

Insight: an overview of media and entertainment law in South Korea - Vimarsana News

Insight: an overview of media and entertainment law in South Korea

A general introduction to the legal framework governing the media and entertainment industry in South Korea, including key trends and recent developments.

France's Macron hosts Tanzanian counterpart in Paris ahead of EU-AU summit - Vimarsana News

France's Macron hosts Tanzanian counterpart in Paris ahead of EU-AU summit

President Emmanuel Macron met with his Tanzanian counterpart Samia Suluhu Hassan on Monday to discuss trade and business deals ahead of the European Union-African Union summit in Brussels at the end…

Source: rfi.fr
Tanzania: Victory for media freedom as ban on four newspapers lifted - Vimarsana News

Tanzania: Victory for media freedom as ban on four newspapers lifted

The lifting of ban on four newspapers that had been barred from publishing since 2016 and 2017 for exposing alleged corruption and human rights violations is a positive step, but the Tanzanian authorities must do more to guarantee media freedom going forward, Amnesty International said today.