Right of access to public information: Chamber approves new media law without opposition

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The myth of media trust - Vaughn Davis

The myth of media trust - Vaughn Davis

Study finds nearly half of Americans want media to decide what is true

A troubling new study from the Center for Integrity in News Reporting has found that a majority of Democrats want the news media to tell them what is, or is not, true rather than simply reporting the facts. CFINR partnered with YouGov to conduct the study of trust in major national news organizations. Indeed, it is no surprise [] The post Study finds nearly half of Americans want media to decide what is true appeared first on The Sentinel.

सञ्चारमाध्यमबाहिर शंकास्पद गाडी राखिएको घटनाप्रति रास्वपाको आपत्ति, छानबिनको माग

काठमाडौँ। विभिन्न सञ्चारमाध्यमका कार्यालयबाहिर सवारीसाधन शंकास्पद रूपमा राखिएको घटनाप्रति राष्ट्रिय स्वतन्त्र पार्टी (रास्वपा) ले ध्यानाकर्षण भएको जनाएको छ। महामन्त्री विपिनकुमार आचार्यद्वारा सोमबार जारी विज्ञप्तिमा रास्वपाले यस्ता गतिविधिले सञ्चारमाध्यम र सञ्चारकर्मीमाथि मनोवैज्ञानिक दबाब सिर्जना गर्ने उद्देश्य राखेको भन्दै त्यसलाई लोकतान्त्रिक मूल्य-मान्यताविपरीत कार्य भएको उल्लेख गरेको छ। स्वतन्त्र र भयरहित पत्रकारितालाई लोकतन्त्रको आधारस्तम्भ मान्दै पार्टीले प्रेस स्वतन्त्रता []

Trump’s FCC pressure on “The View” could backfire

Leaning on liberal media sets a precedent conservative media can’t abide

Court Upholds a Ban That Dems and Lib Media Insisted Was a Conservative Conspiracy Theory

Court Upholds a Ban That Dems and Lib Media Insisted Was a Conservative Conspiracy Theory

When truth is under fire: Why press freedom still defines democracy

As threats against journalists intensify, from war zones to courtrooms, the fight for press freedom is no longer abstract. It is a defining test of whether democracy can still hold.

Watchdogs fight to expose FBI payments to social media in censorship probe

The Freedom of Information Act doesn’t apply to records related to the FBI’s payments to social media companies to allegedly induce them to censor lawful speech at odds with the Biden administration’s preferences, according to the Trump administration. A federal judge slapped down by his appeals court for “abuse of discretion” — continuing a contempt []...Click to read more

Will watchdog group restore its credibility after classifying terrorists as journalists?

The Committee to Protect Journalists isn’t just any agency; its reports are repeated in the mainstream media, making it a news source.

FBI HUNTS FOR LEAKERS

FBI HUNTS FOR LEAKERS (Main headline, 3rd story, link) Related stories:DOJ SUBPOENAS NYT JOURNALISTSTRUMP ESCALATES PRESSURE ON MEDIA

Tiada undang-undang beri kebebasan mutlak

KUALA LUMPUR: Tiada mana-mana undang-undang di dunia yang memberikan kebebasan mutlak kepada media untuk melaporkan atau menyatakan apa sahaja tanpa sebarang batasan. Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim berkata, kebebasan media tetap tertakluk kepada undang-undang yang berkuat kuasa, termasuk membabitkan Perdana Menteri serta pengamal media “Tidak ada yang saya tahu, undang undang di dunia yang ... Read more The post Tiada undang-undang beri kebebasan mutlak appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

JB Pritzker signed more than 60 bills into law since Friday – Capitol News IL

Among them, House Bill 4420 enshrines the editorial independence of public radio and television stations affiliated with Illinois colleges and universities. The new law shields editors and reporters from prior review by university officials. It’s essentially an extension of the protections already provided to student journalists.

Press holds power to change perceptions of marginalized peoples - Musulmans en France

Press holds power to change perceptions of marginalized peoples - Musulmans en France

Democrats mislead about Supreme Court cases to fuel their court packing agenda

Democrats and their liberal media allies are continuing to do everything they can to destroy the reputation of the Supreme Court, including deliberately misleading their gullible voters and readers about the results and details of multiple cases. The bulk of the outrage was reserved for the court’s 6-3 decision that found that President Donald Trump []

The British government wants to force more trustworthy news into your doomscrolling

The British government is asking social media companies to put more news — real news, produced by public service broadcasters like the BBC — high up in people’s feeds. And if companies refuse, it’ll pass laws to require it. That’s the main takeaway from a new report issued Tuesday on a host of issues relating...

The Supreme Court’s strangest media tradition is still running

Why do Supreme Court interns still run paper rulings to the media? Behind the viral 'running of the interns' tradition

FCC Puts The View On Trial

ABC is now asking fans to help shield “The View” from a federal investigation that was triggered when the show gave prime airtime to a Democrat, raising sharp questions about bias, free speech, and who really controls the public airwaves. Story Snapshot The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is probing whether “The View” broke equal-time rules []

No, The American Experiment Is Not Destined For Failure

With all the news flooding our TV screens and cellphones, it is practically impossible to separate truth from slanted information and blatant fabrications. Many people have given up—I don't follow politics anymore—and go with whatever their social groups tell them. This is by design.

The question of AI at Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial

Questions from several senator-judges about AI and deepfakes briefly shift attention to how digital evidence is authenticated in an age of synthetic media

Labour Eyes Social Media Censorship for UK Elections

The rules that already tell British broadcasters what they can say at election time are being eyed for a much bigger target: everyone's timeline. The post Labour Eyes Social Media Censorship for UK Elections appeared first on Reclaim The Net: Free Speech, Privacy, Digital Rights.

Why the British Press Are Really Angry About the Government’s Planned Media ‘Prominence’ Law

Julian Petley on the real reasons why the right-wing press are so worried about plans to ensure online platforms prioritise trustworthy news over disinformation

South Korean law targeting ‘fake news’ takes effect, but journalists say it discourages critical reporting and can lead to self-censorship

Journalists and civil liberties groups warn the the vaguely worded law could potentially discourage critical reporting about government officials, politicians and large businesses.

The fine line between policing facts and silencing critics

The fine line between policing facts and silencing critics

Public media overhaul to involve professionals and citizens

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DiZoglio’s campaign to audit the Legislature is fueled by misinformation, political ambition, and personal attacks

There has been no better example in Massachusetts politics of the chasm that exists between what is actually true, and what the loudest voices are willing to say for their own personal gain, than the legislative audit spectacle.

‘Let facts be submitted to a candid world’: Thoughts on journalism, fact-checking and the US at 250

Facts for ‘a candid world’: Journalism and the US at 250

Watch: Doug Burgum's Savage Schooling of Media Over Reflecting Pool

Watch: Doug Burgum's Savage Schooling of Media Over Reflecting Pool

Graham Platner drops Senate bid after rape allegations

Populist Democrat blames ‘corporate media system’ and the ‘political establishment’ for demise of his campaign in Maine

HANNAFORD: Bill C-34 is building Canada’s digital surveillance state

In this week’s Hannaford interview, Western Standard host Nigel Hannaford speaks with John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, about the federal government’s latest attempt to control the internet: Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act.

The Future of Media dinner

As mainstream media craters, a tsunami of mis-dis-information swamps social media, and governments hammer free speech, we examine the future of media.

Book Bans in the United States Aim to Erase Critical Thinking

The institutional machinery behind America’s censorship wave and the erasure of marginalized narratives from public education. The suppression of literature in public spaces has shifted from local disputes to a highly centralized and institutionalized system. Across the United States, within conservative political structures, books are being removed from public schools and community libraries at unprecedented []

MRC: ‘The View’ is a Mouthpiece for the Democrat Party

How MRC Wants the FCC to Strip ‘The View’ of Its News Status For years, critics of ABC’s The View have argued that calling the daytime talk show a “news interview program” requires a straight face, crossed fingers, and perhaps a very active imagination. Now that debate has moved beyond social media arguments and into [] The post MRC: ‘The View’ is a Mouthpiece for the Democrat Party appeared first on The Punching Bag Post.

ABC Makes Its Case to the FCC In Support of ‘The View’: “The First Amendment Does Not Permit the Government to Sit In An Editor’s Chair”

As the FCC attempts to brand the ABC panel show as not a bona fide news program, the network argues in a new filing that what has changed is not the program but the political climate around it.

Senate passes sweeping housing affordability bill with bipartisan support

The bipartisan legislation was crafted in both chambers and must now pass the House. It seeks to build more homes and prevent large investors from outbidding families.

Social Welfare Dept reminds public not to share content that reveals children’s identities online

PUTRAJAYA, July 8 — The Social Welfare Department (JKM)has urged all parties to refrain from disseminating content...

The Statistics Were Real When You Liked Them

Neema Parvini Jul 02, 2026 There is a revealing pattern in how political arguments handle evidence. A source is treated as authoritative for as long as it supports the preferred narrative. The moment it points the other way, the same source is suddenly unreliable, manipulated, or irrelevant. The [] The post The Statistics Were Real When You Liked Them first appeared on Attack the System.

ABC has no business on public airwaves because it operates 'like a partisan cable network,’ watchdog tells FCC

The Media Research Center filed a petition urging the FCC to deny ABC's license renewals, calling the network a partisan operation that peddles falsehoods.

Taxing Billionaires Is the Easiest Way Democrats Could Gain Voter Trust

This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis. Ask voters in the country’s most competitive congressional...