JOURNALISM

The checks would target technology that is important to national security and the public interest, Xinhua reported.

This year's Havana Film Festival will be dedicated to the late Nobel Prize-winning author, state news agency Prensa Latina announced.

Read Snowden's full statement on the Guardian-Washington Post prize.

The Pulitzer Prize Board says lack of a winner shouldn’t reflect negatively on the nominees.

It's no secret that news and social media go together like peanut butter and jelly. Here are the figures.

Conflict, controversy and biased “outside” media coverage drew two brothers back to their native land to create an alternative voice from the ground up.

An annual tally of the men and women who write book reviews or are reviewed by major publications finds lingering disparities.

A new report from the Women’s Media Center paints a largely static picture of gender diversity in American newsrooms.

Three nations are holding more journalists in jail than the rest of the world combined.

Plagiarism! Sensationalism! Scandal! IBTimes compiles the biggest news blunders of the year.

George Rush and Joanna Molloy share their juiciest secrets from their time as gossip columnists.

A lack of printing paper has lead to the shutting down of several Venezuelan Newspapers.

Peter Sterne, a senior at Columbia College, is documenting who pays interns in the media industry.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr.'s sale of company stock churned the rumor mill following the sale of the Boston Globe and Washington Post.

Paxman himself conceded that his hirsute appearance is highly unusual for BBC television.

Can listicles function as a legitimate journalistic form? A tweet from friends forced me to reconsider the issue.

The BBC and CNN are the targets of some Turkish officials' ire.

CBS News has confirmed that reporter Sharyl Attkisson has been the victim of a computer hacker. The intruder accessed both her work and home computers.

An explosion tore through a Geismar, La., chemical plant Thurs. Ambulances have transported 30 people. The fire has been contained.

The internet, the ongoing economic crisis and distribution problems are damaging Italy's newspaper industry.

A Loudoun County sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a woman who came at him with a knife at a busy Costco in Sterling on Wednesday afternoon.