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By: Windsor Smith, Tabu Butagira and Evaldas Labanauskas Reviewed by: Evaldas Labanauskas One of the greatest problems of our age is that we are governed by people who care more about feelings than they do …
The Iron Lady: Thatcher’s Leadership Lessons Read MoreBy Priscilla J. Quiah, reviewed by Audrey Weil and Lila Ojha Apollo 13 is a film based on the accounts of events of the seventh manned mission in the American Apollo Space program and the …
Leadership Lessons from a mission of “Successful Failure.” Read MoreMichael Mann’s 1999 film The Insider is, ostensibly, about journalism. But in truth it is a story about human beings, caught in extraordinary circumstances and how that comes to reveal their true characters. Based on …
Michael Mann’s The Insider and What It Teaches Us About Leadership Read MoreBy Armen Sargsyan, Krista Kull and Alexis Macklin After two decades of absence, the Farrelly brothers released a long awaited sequel to Dumb and Dumber. The famed comedy directors released Dumb and Dumber To as …
Dumb and Dumber To: Far from leaders but with notable qualities Read MoreFree press advocates in Iran got a boost after the election of a new president in 2013, the reformist-minded Hassan Rouhani. Following his inauguration, Rouhani has suggested that his administration will ease the restrictions placed …
A new dawn for the press in Iran? Read MoreWritten by Priscilla J. Quiah and reviewed by Windsor Smith ATTACKS ON THE PRESS, starting as a simple typewritten list over 25 years ago, is now considered the world’s most comprehensive guide to international press …
CONTROLLING THE NARRATIVE Read MoreThis blog is based on the chapter Would be Repressors Brandish “Ethics” as Justification by Jean-Paul Marthoz in a book “Attacks on the Press”, published by Committee to Protect Journalists in 2014. During the history …
Press Freedom Vice Versa Sense of Responsibility Read MoreReviewed by: Priscilla Quiah “A critical, independent, and investigative press is the lifeblood of any democracy. The press must be free from state interference.”-Nelson Mandela. Nelson Mandela was president of South Africa from 1994-1999. As …
Attacks On the Press: Mandela’s Legacy of Media Freedom Stands Its Ground Read MoreReviewed by Lila Ojha Upon the inception of the internet and online expression, the free-flow of journalistic information was revolutionized: free and safe. However, this freedom has been compromised, even in the United States. The …
Internet censorship closes threatened journalists final outlet for free speech Read MoreBy Lila Ojha Dhakal Reviewed by Tabu Butagira The rising number of bloggers in Vietnam has in recent years challenged the country’s Communist Party’s monopoly over the media. Using pseudo names, more citizens have come …
Vietnamese bloggers living in fear Read More