Columns
Letters to the Editor
Not so shining moment
An AsiaMedia reader responds to Tom Plate's commentary about commendable Koreans
INDONESIA: 'Tempo' versus Asian Agri awaits verdict
Court will render decision on defamation suit filed by Asian Agri regarding a 'Tempo' investigative report alleging tax evasion next week
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THAILAND: Jaruvan sues show for defamation
Auditor-general says hosts of 'The Truth Today' made false accusations about her abuse of authority
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TAIWAN: Former president denies allegations
Chen Shui-bian says the money laundering scandal is "nothing of the sort as alleged in the media"
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East Asia
- JAPAN: Horie resumes blog after long cybersilence
- TAIWAN: Former president denies allegations
- KOREA: Roh slams ex-KBS chief dismissal
- CHINA: Chinese and IOC officials give media short shrift
- JAPAN: A midsummer miscellany
Southeast Asia
- INDONESIA: Journalist Metta wins Udin Award
- THAILAND: Bail denied for NBT break-in suspects
- THAILAND: Journalists killed on way to cremation
- THAILAND: Media deplores PAD's seizure of NBT
- THAILAND: Media groups attack NBT raid, slam PM
South Asia
- PAKISTAN: DawnNews reporter detained
- PAKISTAN: Dawn staffer grieved
- BANGLADESH: Noab urges govt to hike ad rate
- INDIA: Cabinet clears IPTV guidelines
- INDIA: TOI's career counselling session tomorrow
Pacific Islands
- AUSTRALIA: Jaspan replaced as Age editor
- AUSTRALIA: Fairfax Media to cut 550 jobs
- AUSTRALIA: Hunt for lost journalists
The World
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Asia Outlook
Did Eutelsat sell its soul to China?
'Taipei Times' encourages governments to "address corporate complicity in human rights abuses" and require companies to uphold freedom of speech"
A dangerous game to play
'Bangkok Post' admonishes authorities and media for latching onto a teen killer's confession that a video game made him commit murder
Golden effort maligned
Imtiaz Muqbil encourages China and other Asian countries to voice their political agendas and to dictate discourse as much as Western countries do
Features
A man's world?
Thailand's top female sports journalist says gender prejudice continues to play part in sports journalism
Spreading the green word
Award-winning environmental reporter Harry Surjadi remains a committed advocate of his cause
Swara Porong Radio becomes voice of mudflow victims
Swara Porong's crew also provide advice to its listeners, such as fighting for their rights
Censoring Hong Kong's airwaves
Underground radio station Citizens Radio's legal saga continues, while politically connected Wave Media sees few obstacles in its way
Reviews
Between Nanjing and Chongqing
Charles W. Hayford reviews Stephen MacKinnon's latest book about the indelible mark that time between the Rape of Nanjing and the retreat to Chongqing left on modern China
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