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Hong Kong radio host charged with four counts of ‘seditious intent’
A Hong Kong internet radio host was charged on Monday under a little-used colonial-era sedition law that authorities have begun to wield against ... World News -
Afghan radio station shuts down after threats by suspected Taliban
A private radio station in Afghanistan has shut down after numerous threats from a suspected Taliban commander who objected to women working as ... Television & Radio -
Radio France staff strike over plans to axe nearly 300 jobs
Employees at Radio France turned off their microphones Tuesday over plans to shed nearly 300 jobs as part of a cost-cutting effort, with many of the ... Television & Radio -
Nigeria shuts private television, radio close to opposition
Nigeria’s broadcasting authority said Thursday it had shut down a private radio and a television station both owned by a key opposition figure ... Television & Radio -
Yemen’s Houthis use radio platform to solicit donations for Hezbollah
A Yemeni radio station supporting the Houthi militias has launched a fundraising drive for Lebanon’s Hezbollah, using the platform to solicit ... Television & Radio -
Fifty Istanbul radio stations to close next year
Over one third of Istanbul’s radio stations are soon to fall silent, with the transition to a new radio tower set to seriously limit the ... Television & Radio -
Popular British radio host Gavin Ford found murdered in Lebanon
A British radio host was found murdered at his Lebanon home in the town of Beit Mery, just outside the capital Beirut, where he had lived for more ... Television & Radio -
Before phones and iPads, TVs and radios were top parental concerns
When Stephen Dennis was raising his two sons in the 1980s, he never heard the phrase “screen time,” nor did he worry much about the hours ... Features -
Number of US newspaper newsroom employees down sharply: survey
The number of employees in US newspaper newsrooms has declined by 45 percent over the past decade, according to a survey published on Monday. US ... Print -
Migrants in Lebanon seek to break stereotypes with new radio show
Since arriving in Lebanon, Sudanese migrant worker Abdallah Afandi has been turned away from beach resorts, mistaken for a cleaner and prevented from ... Television & Radio -
US accuses Russia of stifling press freedom after court fines radio
The US State Department accused Moscow of stifling press freedom and media independence on Friday after a Russian court fined the US ... Television & Radio -
A look back at the first Saudi women to brace radio airwaves 55 years ago
People celebrated World Radio Day, which falls on February 13 every year, and coincides with the launch of the first broadcast of the UN’s Radio ... Features -
First-ever radio station for gays in Tunisia sparks controversy
In a first in the Arab world, an internet radio station for the gay community was launched in Tunisia, sparking a huge controversy. Many think ... Features -
Russian journalist Tatiana Felgengauer stabbed at work
An unknown assailant on Monday forced his way into the office of a Russian radio station that is critical of the Kremlin and stabbed a presenter in ... Television & Radio -
BBC launches new Korean language service
The BBC launched a new Korean language radio and online service on Tuesday that will be available to listeners in North Korea if the signal is not ... Digital -
Britain’s BBC pays top male star five times more than top woman
Britain’s BBC revealed a yawning gap between the pay of its top male and female stars on Wednesday when the national broadcaster named its ... Television & Radio -
Syrian opposition figures deny making statements to state media
Syrian opposition figure Marah Al-Bukai has denied that he made statements to the Syrian Souryana radio station on Wednesday. Souryana is affiliated ... Television & Radio -
Polish minister accuses Facebook of censorship over right-wing symbol
The Falanga symbol, depicting a stylized hand holding a sword, was used by a banned radical nationalist group in the 1930s but is legal in Poland Digital -
Al Arabiya launches radio channel ‘Al Arabiya FM’
The radio station is an addition to the channel’s new services and it will cover political, economic, sports, technological, healthcare and art news Television & Radio -
Jordanian media NGO launches series of PSAs to combat extremism
Community Media Network launched a series of radio and television public service announcements geared toward the youth Television & Radio -
Maspero: The real-life drama of an Egyptian TV channel
Someone messed up on the job at Egyptian state-run TV, and big heads began to roll Blogs -
Festival of Media: Seven digital-only radio stations coming to Dubai
Arabian Radio Network to add new stations available solely via smartphone apps Television & Radio -
Airstrikes destroy ISIS radio station in Afghanistan
"Voice of the Caliphate" radio was destroyed by two U.S. airstrikes, according to a U.S. military official Gulf -
ISIS radio beams propaganda, threats across rural Afghanistan
Threats were made during a discussion program on ‘Voice of the Caliphate,’ an elusive radio station Television & Radio -
BBC announces to cut more than 1,000 jobs
The BBC said that it is cutting more than 1,000 jobs, mostly in management, as part of a long-term drive to reduce costs Television & Radio -
U.S. urges China to free family members of U.S.-based journalist
The State Department is urging Chinese authorities to release family members of a Washington-based Radio Free Asia journalist Print -
‘It sounds like BBC’: ISIS seeks legitimacy via ‘caliphate’ radio service
The professional tone of the anchor and sound quality of the broadcast prompted news outlets such as The Washington Post to liken it to NPR Television & Radio -
Northern Iraq’s displaced get own radio station
Some 2.5 million people have been displaced by conflict in Iraq since the beginning of 2014 Television & Radio -
STC deploys first Ericsson Radio Dot System in Mideast
Ericsson and STC are among several major technology firms to take part in this year’s Mobile World Congress Telecoms -
Two Somali journalists injured in grenade attack
Two Somali journalists suffered leg and arm injuries respectively but their lives were not in danger Print