Tag: Journalism Ethics
The Messy Truth About News Bias: Why We All Need to Care
Confessions of a Biased Editor Okay, let’s get one thing straight—I’m biased. There, I said it. I’ve been editing news for 23 years, and I’ve gotta admit, I’ve got opinions. Strong ones. And honestly? I...
The Messy Truth About News Consumption in the Digital Age
We’re All Addicted, Admit It Look, I’m gonna be honest here. I’m a news junkie. Always have been. My name’s Linda, by the way. Been editing for major publications since the Clinton administration. (Yeah, I’m...
The Messy Truth About News Consumption in the Digital Age
We're All Addicted, Admit It Look, I'm gonna be honest here. I'm a news junkie. Always have been. My name's Linda, by the way. Been editing for major publications since the Clinton administration. (Yeah, I'm...
The News Cycle is Broken, and I’m Tired of Pretending It’s Not
I’ve Had It Up to Here with Breaking News Look, I’ve been in this business for 22 years. I started as a beat reporter in Baltimore, back when people still bought newspapers on the street...
2024 Press Freedom Awards: HKFP Shortlisted for Journalistic Independence Award
Hong Kong Free Press has received a nomination for a prestigious journalistic independence award at the 2024 Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Press Freedom Awards. Despite challenges such as the implementation of the National Security...
Hong Kong Reporter Testifies on Trio’s Instagram Clip in Assault Trial
A television news reporter, Ng Ka-hin, testified in Kowloon City Court about an incident at a Thai new year celebration in Hong Kong where he was allegedly assaulted by being soaked with water guns....
Hong Kong Journalist Group Criticizes Tax Review on 20 Reporters and Groups
Hong Kong authorities have been looking into the tax records of around 20 journalists and their family members, suspecting that they may have underreported their income. In response, they have been asked to make...












