Freedom of Expression IAPA condemns murder of journalist in Brazil He is the second to be killed in Maricá city in Rio de Janeiro. Authorities should immediately clarify the crime. 0
News IAPA regrets that new Cuban Constitution continues restricting press freedom Deepens the limitations of freedom of expression, the press and the civil and political rights of the country's citizens.
News Facebook urged to pause Libra crypto-currency project A US lawmaker has said Facebook should delay the launch of its Libra crypto-currency.
Freedom of the Press New England newspaper owner fights to save local journalism The Berkshire Eagle has an expanded investigative team. There's a new 12-page lifestyle section for the Eagle's Sunday editions.
Freedom of the Press Facebook Announces Libra Facebook and 27 other partner companies formally announced this morning they plan to launch a digital currency called Libra in the first half of 2020.
News IAPA condemns murder of journalist in Colombia This week also killed were another two journalists in Mexico and Haiti.
Freedom of the Press Facebook to create 500 jobs in new London engineering center Facebook will create 500 new tech jobs in London by the end of 2019, including 100 roles in artificial intelligence.
Nicaragua: IAPA welcomes release of journalists, but warns that freedom of the press and of expression have not improved The IAPA found no indication that the regime has improved its respect for freedom of the press and expression in any way.
Freedom of Expression IAPA condemns murders of journalists in Mexico, Haiti Journalists Norma Sarabia, Mexico and Pétion Rospide, Haiti, were murdered this week.
Freedom of the Press House Starts Its Tech Antitrust Probe With a Focus on Free Press A congressional panel conducting a broad antitrust investigation into the nation's biggest technology companies is starting with scrutiny over how companies like Alphabet's Inc. Google and Facebook Inc. have devastated the news industry.
Freedom of the Press Podcast: Regulating the Tech Giants ...Why Now? eMarketer principal analyst Nicole Perrin and vice president of multimedia Paul Verna ponder the big questions facing US antitrust regulators as they consider how to deal with the outsized influence of tech giants Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook.
Freedom of Expression Nelson Carvajal Case: IAPA and RFK Human Rights assess compliance with Inter-American Court ruling The fight against impunity and oblivion in crimes against journalists continues in force.
Freedom of Expression International IAPA mission to travel to Nicaragua next week The delegation will advocate for the release of imprisoned journalists.
News IAPA laments ruling against La Patilla "We lament that we are once again before a case of persecution carried out by a politicized and biased justice system, as is the Venezuelan one", IAPA President said.
Freedom of the Press Podcast | How AI is Transforming Video, for Better and Worse eMarketer principal analyst Victoria Petrock joins us to discuss the implications, both positive and negative, of the use of artificial intelligence in video content.
Freedom of the Press Journalism's problem from hell Journalist depende on a free and unfettered internet to deliver news in their own communities and around the world. But, increasingly, they find themselves victimized by the same freedom.
Freedom of the Press China grants first 5G licenses amid Huawei global setback It's official. After much anticipation, China named the first companies to receive 5G licenses for commercial use on Thursday.
News IAPA condemns murder in Brazil, calls for urgent investigation Robson Giorno, founder of the news website Jornal O Maricá, was murdered on Saturday, May 25.
Freedom of Expression IAPA condemns stigmatization of the press, saying it puts journalists' lives at risk "The stigmatization and insults of the press, made by public officials and disseminated in social media, create a hostile climate for the press and incite violence against journalists and the media," said the IAPA president.
University of North Carolina report, bleak future for local newspapers Local newspapers face uphill battle as fight for subscribership continues.
How reverse-CPRA lawsuits harm the public's right to know An in-depth analysis of reverse-California Public Records Act lawsuits
Internet International media leaders called to rebuild trust at annual gathering Jeff Jarvis spoke about the need journalists have of learning how to have a relationship with the community.Article by Deseret News 0
The deadline to apply for the SIP journalism contest ends this Thursday at midnight The contest consists of 13 categories and offers a first prize in each of them for two thousand dollars.
Freedom of Expression IAPA urges respect for press freedom in legal investigations in Panama The Attorney General's Office opened a criminal investigation related to alleged irregularities in the purchase of media group.
Impunity IAPA condemns murder of Mexican journalist The Michoacán State Attorney's Office confirmed that the decomposed body discovered on June 14 was that of Adame Pardo, missing since May 18.
Impunity UN Global call to improve the safety of journalists on the ground Action-oriented recommendations to improve the protection of journalists and reinforce the implementation of the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity were identified by key stakeholders at a meeting organized by UNESCO and OHCHR in Geneva.
News @en The IAPA is pleased by recent OAS Resolution, also stating that "it is time to act" "Resolutions are not enough without the political will to give them some teeth; put them into practice with financial and human resources."
News Argentine Paper Stood Up to the Generals, but Succumbed to Market Forces From The New York Times, August 27, 2017
News @en Report of the hearing at the Inter-American Court on the Nelson Carvajal case The Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights (RFK Human Rights) group has accompanied the IAPA since 2015 as representative of the family members of victim Nelson Carvajal Carvajal, a Colombian journalist murdered 19 years ago.
Freedom of Expression IAPA announces winners of 2017 Excellence in Journalism awards IAPA rewarded the work of media and journalists of Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, United States and Venezuela.
News @en IAPA awards Press Freedom Grand Prize to Luis Almargo The award was granted to the Secretary General of the OAS for his defense and promotion of freedom of expression and of the press.
News @en Twenty years later (By Danilo Arbilla) The data is not so promising or encouraging: more than 400 journalists have been murdered, and very few of those cases, not quite 20 percent, have been solved and the responsible parties punished.
Safety guidelines Resources designed specifically for journalists to help them protect their accounts and themselves on Facebook.
News @en Venezuela Country Safety Page Journalists covering protests have been routinely targeted, harassed, attacked, and detained.
News @en Mexico Offers Rewards in Killings of Journalists Mexicos Attorney Generals Office is offering rewards for information leading to the arrests of those responsible for the murders of five journalists and the attempted murder of a sixth this year.
News Mexicos academic world condemns widespread killings of journalists Ibero-American University criticizes the lack of political will to investigate murders of reporters.
Freedom of Expression Introducing Facebook Safety for Journalists Resources As part of the Facebook Journalism Projects goal to provide training and tools for journalists, we are committed to helping journalists stay vigilant about their safety on our platform.
News @en IAPA and ContentEngine Signed an Agreement It will allow publications associated with IAPA to generate an additional source of income.
News @en IAPA condemns digital spying and calls for a halt to it The use of this mechanism is a serious attack upon freedom of expression and of the press, on the right to privacy and protection of news sources.
News SIPAlert app uses real-time to fight against attacks on journalists The application will be free and available for Android and iOS smartphones.
63 new members join the IAPA Matt Sanders: "This help us become stronger and reinforce our commitment to persevere in our mission." Press Releases
16 universities join IAPA The higher education institutions approved for the first time as members of the organization are from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico and Peru. News
IAPA launches new 'by journalists for journalists' insurance scheme 'Insurance for Journalists' is the only international insurer specialising solely in insuring journalists without restrictions. News
Condolences on the death of Ernestina Herrera de Noble of Clarín Group IAPA President Matt Sanders expresses his condolences to the family and Clarín Group colleagues. News @en
