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Facebook threatens to block news content over Canada’s revenue-sharing bill

Facebook threatens to block news content over Canada’s revenue-sharing bill

By Reuters ·
Rights watchdogs condemn Taliban for latest media crackdown

Rights watchdogs condemn Taliban for latest media crackdown

By Arab News ·
Journalists impeded, not muzzled, by Russian reporting rules

Journalists impeded, not muzzled, by Russian reporting rules

By AP ·
A video of an Indian news anchor berating a guest live on TV before realizing he was shouting down the wrong person has gone viral. (Screenshot) video

Indian TV host’s on-air rant goes viral after guest mix-up

By Arab News ·
Deutsche Welle reported that it was aware of news reports about the decision but had not received any formal notice from the regulator. (Reuters/File Photo)

Turkey threatens Euronews, VOA and Deutsche Welle with content block

By Arab News ·
Special Two Lebanese public hospitals to shut as crisis pushes sector to the edge

Two Lebanese public hospitals to shut as crisis pushes sector to the edge

By Georgi Azar ·
Don’t let the music stop: Lebanon’s Philharmonic Orchestra’s fight to survive

Don’t let the music stop: Lebanon’s Philharmonic Orchestra’s fight to survive

By Georgi Azar ·
Lebanon’s PM Diab warns country is a few days away from social explosion video

Lebanon’s PM Diab warns country is a few days away from social explosion

By Georgi Azar ·
The warning will mostly appear for searches with numerous recent hits, but which come from non-reputable sites. (File/AFP)

Google will warn users if search results are likely to be poor

By Arab News ·
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is a research center at the University of Oxford that tracks media trends. (File/AFP)

People want trusted news, Reuters Institute says

By Reuters ·
Observers have drawn comparisons between the US-based Fox News and GB News. (Twitter)

New news channel launches in UK and wants to shake things up

By AP ·
In the US alone, digital and print ad revenue for newspapers fell to $14.3 billion in 2018 from $49.4 billion in 2005. (File/AFP).

Google, Facebook pledged millions for local news. Was it enough?

By Reuters ·
Qatar’s Al Jazeera network says it combated cyberattack

Qatar’s Al Jazeera network says it combated cyberattack

By Reuters ·

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