Reporter threatened with knife in Vietnam
The man threatened the journalist for taking photos of local construction vehicles
Egyptian court sentences 3 Al Jazeera journalists to prison
The verdict, in a retrial, was issued against Mohamed Fahmy, a naturalised Canadian who has given up his Egyptian citizenship, Baher Mohamed, an Egyptian, and Peter Greste, an Australian who was deported in February
Two US journalists killed during live TV broadcast
WDBJ journalist Alison Parker, 24, and cameraman Adam Ward, 27, were shot at close range while conducting an on-air interview
Expert dubious about benefits of Vietnam’s plan to build world’s tallest TV tower
An authority in digital communications has expressed his doubts about the benefits which a plan by Vietnam’s national broadcaster to build the world’s tallest television tower would bring in comparison with the exorbitant costs it would incur
US journalist visits My Lai Massacre site 45 years after reporting on it
Seymour Hersh visited the notorious My Lai Massacre site in central Vietnam late last week
Ho Chi Minh City should have book streets: author
A veteran journalist who is also an author has urged that Ho Chi Minh City dedicate some streets to books where locals and tourists can stroll from store to store and peruse their favorite old and new books
India was fourth most dangerous country for journalists in 2013 - INSI
One hundred and thirty-four journalists and media support staff were killed while on reporting assignments last year, with India fourth on the list of countries with the most number of deaths
The perilous, heroic life of war reporters
Pulitzer-winning photo journalist Nick Ut praised war reporters for their braveness, decisiveness and willingness to risk their own lives for truth-revealing historic photos and footage of the world’s wars, their participants, and innocent victims.
Japan’s documentary on VN to be broadcast tonight
Vietnam Television (VTV) will broadcast the documentary series titled “Ky uc Viet Nam” (Memoirs of Vietnam), which features the country in warring years and was produced by Japanese Nihon Denpa News (NDN).
Ex-Murdoch editor Brooks denies hacking charges
Brooks denied the charges as she stood in the dock at a packed Southwark Crown Court alongside her husband and other senior journalists from the now-defunct News of the World Sunday tabloid