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PSNI Used Journalists' Phone Data to Detect Leaks: Report Details 21 Unlawful Actions
A report reveals the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) unlawfully used journalists' phone data 21 times between 2011 and 2015 to identify sources, raising concerns about press freedom and data protection.
PSNI Used Journalists' Phone Data to Detect Leaks: Report Details 21 Unlawful Actions
A report reveals the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) unlawfully used journalists' phone data 21 times between 2011 and 2015 to identify sources, raising concerns about press freedom and data protection.
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40% Bias Score
Guardian Partners with Lingua Franca to Support Journalism
The Guardian newspaper has collaborated with luxury fashion brand Lingua Franca to create a clothing line supporting independent journalism, with a portion of proceeds benefiting theguardian.org.
Guardian Partners with Lingua Franca to Support Journalism
The Guardian newspaper has collaborated with luxury fashion brand Lingua Franca to create a clothing line supporting independent journalism, with a portion of proceeds benefiting theguardian.org.
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44% Bias Score
EL PAÍS Director Discusses AI, Editorial Line, and Spain's Political Landscape
In a meeting with subscribers, EL PAÍS director Jan Martínez Ahrens discussed the role of AI in journalism, the newspaper's enduring editorial line, and the rise of the far-right in Spain, emphasizing the need for quality information and consensus in a polarized society.
EL PAÍS Director Discusses AI, Editorial Line, and Spain's Political Landscape
In a meeting with subscribers, EL PAÍS director Jan Martínez Ahrens discussed the role of AI in journalism, the newspaper's enduring editorial line, and the rise of the far-right in Spain, emphasizing the need for quality information and consensus in a polarized society.
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36% Bias Score
64-Year-Old Arrested for Drive-by Shooting at Sacramento ABC Affiliate
A 64-year-old man, Anibal Hernandezsantana, was arrested and charged with felonies for a drive-by shooting at the ABC10 TV station in Sacramento on Friday, resulting in no injuries.
64-Year-Old Arrested for Drive-by Shooting at Sacramento ABC Affiliate
A 64-year-old man, Anibal Hernandezsantana, was arrested and charged with felonies for a drive-by shooting at the ABC10 TV station in Sacramento on Friday, resulting in no injuries.
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16% Bias Score
Nuit Orange: A theatrical exploration of Le Monde's newsroom
Nuit Orange, an artistic collective, staged a one-hour performance at Le Monde's headquarters, offering a playful exploration of the newspaper's inner workings and the process of creating a front page.
Nuit Orange: A theatrical exploration of Le Monde's newsroom
Nuit Orange, an artistic collective, staged a one-hour performance at Le Monde's headquarters, offering a playful exploration of the newspaper's inner workings and the process of creating a front page.
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28% Bias Score
ZDF Condemns Attacks on Journalists Hayali and Theveßen
The ZDF television council condemned attacks against journalists Dunja Hayali and Elmar Theveßen, criticizing online hate speech, threats, and political pressure aimed at restricting their independent reporting following their coverage of the Charlie Kirk attack.
ZDF Condemns Attacks on Journalists Hayali and Theveßen
The ZDF television council condemned attacks against journalists Dunja Hayali and Elmar Theveßen, criticizing online hate speech, threats, and political pressure aimed at restricting their independent reporting following their coverage of the Charlie Kirk attack.
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24% Bias Score
Argentine Journalist Liliana Viola's "La Hermana": A Case for Honest First-Person Narrative in Non-Fiction
Liliana Viola's "La Hermana" recounts the story of Martha Pelloni, a nun who fought for justice for Maria Soledad Morales, highlighting the author's deliberate use of first-person narrative to enhance, not overshadow, the central narrative.
Argentine Journalist Liliana Viola's "La Hermana": A Case for Honest First-Person Narrative in Non-Fiction
Liliana Viola's "La Hermana" recounts the story of Martha Pelloni, a nun who fought for justice for Maria Soledad Morales, highlighting the author's deliberate use of first-person narrative to enhance, not overshadow, the central narrative.
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36% Bias Score
Chinese Journalist Zhang Zhan Receives Additional Four-Year Prison Sentence
Citizen journalist Zhang Zhan, 42, received an additional four-year prison sentence in China on Friday, adding to her 2020 conviction for reporting on the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan.
Chinese Journalist Zhang Zhan Receives Additional Four-Year Prison Sentence
Citizen journalist Zhang Zhan, 42, received an additional four-year prison sentence in China on Friday, adding to her 2020 conviction for reporting on the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan.
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40% Bias Score
US Military Tightens Media Control, Other US News
The Pentagon implemented new restrictions on reporting about the US military, requiring prior approval for all information releases, while President Trump threatened Venezuela with unspecified consequences for refusing to take back migrants, and a new one-time fee for H-1B visas was announced.
US Military Tightens Media Control, Other US News
The Pentagon implemented new restrictions on reporting about the US military, requiring prior approval for all information releases, while President Trump threatened Venezuela with unspecified consequences for refusing to take back migrants, and a new one-time fee for H-1B visas was announced.
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32% Bias Score
NPR Reporter Don Gonyea on Connecting with Voters
NPR reporter Don Gonyea discusses his approach to interviewing voters, emphasizing building trust and understanding their perspectives, particularly in a politically polarized climate.
NPR Reporter Don Gonyea on Connecting with Voters
NPR reporter Don Gonyea discusses his approach to interviewing voters, emphasizing building trust and understanding their perspectives, particularly in a politically polarized climate.
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24% Bias Score
Spartacus" Trial Anniversary: Journalism Summer School in Casal di Principe
Twenty years after the "Spartacus" trial that dismantled the Casalesi clan, a journalism summer school will be held in Casal di Principe from September 26-28, focusing on the trial's legacy and its impact on the fight against organized crime.
Spartacus" Trial Anniversary: Journalism Summer School in Casal di Principe
Twenty years after the "Spartacus" trial that dismantled the Casalesi clan, a journalism summer school will be held in Casal di Principe from September 26-28, focusing on the trial's legacy and its impact on the fight against organized crime.
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36% Bias Score
Threats to German Journalists' Visas in the US Escalate Amidst Political Conflict
Tensions between US politicians and German public broadcaster ZDF escalated after ZDF correspondent Elmar Theveßen's comments on Charlie Kirk and Stephen Miller, prompting threats of visa revocation and raising concerns about press freedom.
Threats to German Journalists' Visas in the US Escalate Amidst Political Conflict
Tensions between US politicians and German public broadcaster ZDF escalated after ZDF correspondent Elmar Theveßen's comments on Charlie Kirk and Stephen Miller, prompting threats of visa revocation and raising concerns about press freedom.
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28% Bias Score
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