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http://www.ifex.org/syria/2012/04/03/citizens_in_danger/ (RSF/IFEX) - Reporters Without Borders is extremely concerned for the lives of Ali Mahmoud Othman, a Homs-based citizen journalist who was arrested on 28 March in Aleppo, and Noura Al-Jizawi, a woman activist working for opposition media who was abducted by the security services the same day in Damascus. “Citizen journalists whose only crimes are to have witnessed, filmed and photographed acts of violence by a regime that persists in its deadly folly are being hunted down, arrested, tortured and murdered,” Reporters Without Borders said.

Lives of citizen journalist and activist who helped resistance media in danger

The Revolution Will Be Uploaded: Citizen Journalism in Homs

Syrian citizen journalists are playing a leading role in reporting the battle for control in Homs. http://www.fairobserver.com/article/revolution-will-be-uploaded-citizen-journalism-homs
First published in March 7th edition of NEW CITIZEN NEWSPAPER by Samuel B. Conteh (Editor, NEW CITIZEN) http://news.sl/drwebsite/publish/article_200519847.shtml

Journalists for The Truth in Sierra Leone! BRAVO!: Sierra Leone News

http://therapidian.org/power-citizen-journalism ...or maybe it wasn't so serious after all /Chelsea LaForge I grew up in what is now called the print era.

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Young woman freed on bail but still facing possible death sentence

http://en.rsf.org/syria-young-woman-activist-yara-shammas-27-04-2012,42387.html Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that Yara Michel Shammas was freed on bail today although this young woman is still facing charges that carry the death penalty. The press freedom organization urges the authorities to drop all the charges. Dozens of other journalists and netizens are still languishing in Syrian jails.
http://www.cpj.org/reports/2012/05/10-most-censored-countries.php

10 Most Censored Countries - Reports

Shutting out international media and imposing dictatorial controls on domestic coverage, the Horn of Africa nation of Eritrea has emerged as the world's most censored country, the Committee to Protect Journalists has found in its newly updated analysis of press restrictions around the globe.
Al-Jazeera said Tuesday it has shut its English-language bureau in China after its correspondent became the first foreign journalist to be expelled from the country since 1998.

Al-Jazeera shuts Beijing office after journalist's visa denied

http://www.theprovince.com/news/Jazeera+shuts+Beijing+office+after+journalist+visa+denied/6590821/story.html

'New media’ ahead of the pack on ... JPost - Diplomacy & Politics

http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPolitics/Article.aspx?id=269223 While traditional journalists continued to fume Tuesday over the national unity government arranged between Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and newly elected Kadima party leader Shaul Mofaz without their knowledge or input, citizen journalists and social media aficionados lapped up the political drama with creative online commentary. Not to mention that Deputy Knesset Speaker Carmel Shama-Hacohen (Likud) leaked information about the deal on his Facebook page at about 2 a.m. Tuesday morning.
International media freedoms watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Monday condemned the killing in Syria by regime forces of citizen journalists. Syrian regime forces have killed six citizen journalists this year, RSF said in a statement, naming the latest as Abdul Ghani Kaakeh, 19, killed in northern Aleppo while filming a demonstration. The NGO “is horrified to have learned of the death three days ago of the Syrian citizen journalist Abdul Ghani Kaakeh,” an RSF statement said, adding that he was “deliberately targeted.” http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/05/08/212781.html

Reporters Without Borders slams Syria over citizen journalist killings

http://citizenjournalistdotorg.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/19-year-old-girl-traveling-with-ows-group-goes-missing/

19 year old girl traveling with OWS group goes missing « Citizen Journalist

Via the New York Daily News New Yorker Stevie Bates, 19, who had been traveling cross country with Occupy Wall Street friends to an Occupy event, stopped at a layover in Pittsburgh on April 27th on the way home to New York.
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Saudi Arabia appears determined to sacrifice one of its young on the altar of domestic politics.

The Price of Dissent in Saudi Arabia | The Nation

The BBC has condemned an attack on its Yemen reporter, urging the authorities in Sanaa to ensure the safety of all journalists working in the country.

BBC News - BBC condemns attack on its Yemen reporter

Two Stories The American Media Just Does Not Want Us To Hear | Western Journalism.com

Yesterday Germany’s most important daily newspaper, The Bild, called the “experts” opinion on CO2 lie s and pure fear mongering . Coming from Europe, this a thunderous body blow to the global warming hoax and makes our Supreme Court look foolish for ruling that CO2 causes greenhouse gases.
Thursday, 26 January 2012 The Arab Spring appears not to have sprung into sub-Saharan Africa, where journalists face increasing repression while trying to cover anti-government protests. In its 2011-2012 Worldwide Press Freedom Index, Reporters Without Borders cites Angola, Uganda and Malawi as cases in point. The group also ranked Eritrea as the worst country for press freedom in the world. However, not all the news from the group was bad. Cape Verde, off of Africa’s west coast, is the highest ranking non-European country in the press freedom index, coming in at number nine.

Media Group Says Reporters Face Restrictions in Much of Africa, 26 January 2012 Thursday 9:52

Glenn Greenwald: Journalists have become servants to power | The Raw Story

Salon.com’s Glenn Greenwald, a former constitutional rights attorney, said the media’s reaction to the “Occupy Wall Street” movement highlighted how mainstream media journalists had become part of the elite class. “If you look at, say, a host on MSNBC, what you’re actually seeing is a very high ranking employee of what was General Electric and now is Comcast, who makes many millions of dollars a year and has a make-up artist sitting in front of their face for an hour applying all sorts of make-up and another person working on their hair.” He said that journalists had traditionally been people outside of power who acted as watchdogs to aid the powerless, but that mainstream journalists now identified with the powerful. “It has converted them into watchdogs over power into spokespersons and servants to people in power,” Greenwald explained in conversation with Salon founder David Talbot.
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