Print Newspapers
The state of print journalism, circulation trends, and the future of physical newspapers.
The Feral Tribune Closes Due to Draconian Libel Laws in Croatia
Croatia's Feral Tribune, a satirical newspaper celebrated for its fearless political commentary, shuts down after years of harassment through libel lawsuits and political pressure.
Mar 15, 2006AP Accused of Taking Story from a Blog Without Attribution
The Associated Press faces accusations of appropriating a story originally broken by a blogger without providing proper attribution, sparking debate about journalistic ethics in the digital era.
Feb 15, 2006Russian Publishing House Kommersant Gets New Oligarch Owner
The sale of Russia's respected Kommersant publishing house to oligarch Alisher Usmanov raised questions about editorial independence and the intersection of media ownership and political power.
Feb 10, 2006Art Spiegelman on the Muhammad Cartoons Controversy
Art Spiegelman on press freedom and the Muhammad cartoons controversy.
Oct 15, 2005Denmark Newspaper Receives Threats for Publishing Mohammed Cartoons
Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten faces threats after publishing a series of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, igniting a global debate about press freedom and religious sensitivities.
Feb 15, 2004Haaretz, Israel: New Editor-in-Chief Appointed
Israeli newspaper Haaretz appoints a new editor-in-chief, signalling potential shifts in editorial direction for one of the most influential publications in the Middle East.