Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post contributor and international journalist, was murdered last year – allegedly at the direction of the leader of Saudi Arabia. Many months later, Saudi Arabia has shifted accountability and avoided repercussions. In the first episode of Long Time, No See, Michael
Get familiar with MediaFile’s newest podcast, “Long Time No See,” in which your host Michael Kohler takes a look at important news stories that have fallen out of the headlines.
The Sudanese government has censored social media in light of ongoing protests against an authoritarian regime.
Deputy Editor in Chief Caroline Corbett, Editor in Chief Rob Cline, International Editor Shayna Greene and International Writer Michael Kohler reflect on the media’s role in the politics of climate change, the implications for press freedom post-Khashoggi and Acosta, and the boom of anecdotal “news”
Israel is looking to defund +972 Magazine, which has published critique on the Israeli government and it’s treatment of Palestinians.
The journalism world has experienced a chaotic news cycle this past month including the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, the media crackdown in Tanzania, the disappearance of an award-winning Chinese journalist, the emergence of digital India and so much more.
South Korean women are smashing beauty standards by smashing their makeup products on social media while also fighting against sexual violence and harassment.
Deputy Editor in Chief Caroline Corbett, International Editor Shayna Greene and International Writer Nathalie Jimenez team up to discuss the latest in MediaFile’s Women in the Media series, which feature interviews with Annie Lowrey and Maha Assabalani. Next, we tackle the industry implications and journalistic
As journalists are attacked and killed for doing their jobs, female journalists also face threats on social media and sexual harassment in and outside the workplace.
In Episode 3, Caroline Corbett, Rob Cline, Avi Bajpai, and Michael Kohler discuss the rise of investigative journalism under Trump, media coverage of Iran sanctions and the ICJ, the future of MeToo reporting after Kavanaugh, and a brand new report on Twitter’s fake news problem.
Edited by Nile Mobley and Caroline Corbett