Sentences with phrase «of freedom of the press»

A story of this magnitude will not only wake up audiences to the importance of the freedom of press, but also makes working as a journalist look damn sexy.

This sort of rejection of the freedom of the press provides serious cause for concern.

Given the subject matter, the necessary of the freedom of the press, and having main characters played by two quintessential American actors, there's little ambiguity.

I'm a huge advocate of freedom of the press.

Any prosecution of Assange would be «incredibly dangerous for the First Amendment and pretty much every reporter in the United States,» Trevor Timm, executive director of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, told Wired.

They said the test needed «to more properly reflect the importance of freedom of the press in contemporary society, by more strictly limiting the state's ability to compel production of information from the media.»

Its been a violation of our freedom of the press that they traditonally do nt show fans running out on to the field, and Im just glad that era is coming to a end.

The First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of the press gives press outlets latitude to endorse or condemn candidates without being prosecuted.

In 2006, Czech Republic was ranked the 5th best country in the world in terms of freedom of press by the Reporters Without Borders.

Judge Ratushny said that she was satisfied that the search warrants and accusations of criminality against Ms. O'Neill «were used to gain access to O'Neill for the purpose of intimidating her into compromising her constitutional right of freedom of the press — namely, to reveal her confidential source or sources of the prohibited information.

«But any gathering in support of freedom of the press is suspect in the eyes of a Chinese policeman, especially when foreign journalists are involved.»

The United States, which extols the virtues of freedom of the press, regularly places foreign journalists — and, according to former CIA agent John Stockwell, has «many» U.S. journalists — on the CIA's payroll.

As a former NBC employee observed, «The whole notion of freedom of the press becomes a contradiction when the people who own the media are the people who need to be reported on».

Sheikh Hamad, as Qatar's current emir, has introduced many changes, including a certain amount of freedom of the press and of religion.

A couple of things, Im pretty sure You do nt have to go to a «Muslim» country to find lack of freedom of the press or religion or basic human rights.

After Yanukovich was re-elected, the western organizations started to drop Ukraine's ratings of freedom of press and other indicators.

Hanks is turning into a walking cliché as the persistent guy staying true to his principles — in this case, the value of freedom of the press.

Navigating a world of men she must find her way through an issue of freedom of press, holding the government accountable and maintaining the integrity of her family held newspaper all the while being seen as inadequate simply for being a woman.

Spielberg clips the movie along quickly making you feel that deadline approaching with a story that feels far too topical give its the themes of freedom of the press, feminism, and the current White House's negative rhetoric against the media.

But that doesn't discount the meat of the sandwich, a skillful and satisfying look at the process and the importance of freedom of the press at a time when those institutions are just as under attack as they were under Nixon.

And it's eerily similar to the Best Picture Oscar - winner Spotlight in that they're both ensemble dramas recounting an idealistic newspaper's legal battle on behalf of Freedom of the Press.

Watch her become not just an executive but a journalist and a passionate defender of freedom of the press as she spars, first tentatively and then hitting her stride with Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks) over his own blind spots in putting friendship before reporting the story.

Steven Spielberg's celebration of freedom of the press, starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, is solid awards - season fare — but not much more.

Despite it being set against the Nixon White House, it's pointedly made to showcase how we're facing this all over again with the topics of freedom of the press, feminism, and the Trump Administration's negative rhetoric against the media.

As an artist resident of Westbeth, and a member of the Westbeth Graphics Studio, Francia's newest work examines color, shape, line and how they interact with the concept of Freedom of the Press in the 21st century.

She has taught filmmaking at Yale and Duke Universities, and is on the board of the Freedom of the Press Foundation.

But that's not true when we take that a step further to say, «The point of freedom of the press is to inform the public, and the press can more fully inform the public if we decide that freedom of the press also means that reporters can do X, Y and Z.» Now we're getting away from the core promise of the First Amendment, and we're bringing in tougher questions about what the amendment can do.

protection of the media from harassment or persecution for investigating and exposing government and political wrong - doing (part of the freedom of the press).

Clayton C. Ruby is one of Canada's leading lawyers, an outspoken proponent of freedom of the press, and a prominent member of the environmental community.

, founder of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, and writer for The Atlantic, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, Harvard Law and Policy Review, Politico, and Salon

As a, «censorship resistant currency,» according to John Perry Barlow of the Freedom of Press Foundation, Bitcoin promotes and acts as a form of free speech.

«Council reaffirms the strong condemnation by the AU of all act of violence, committed by whomsoever, as well as of human rights abuses, including killings, extra-judicial executions, violations of the physical integrity of persons, acts of torture and other cruel, inhuman and / or degrading treatment, and arbitrary arrests and illegal detentions, violations of the freedom of the press and freedom of expression and the prevalence of impunity,» the AU said.

Robert F. Miller, attorney for the Christian Yellow Pages, insists that the directory is protected by the constitutional guarantees of freedom of press and religion.

Freedom House has ranked the press in Azerbaijan as «not free» with one of the worst scores possible, while Reporters Without Borders ranked Azerbaijan 163 out of 180 countries in terms of freedom of the press.

«Journalism remains open to everyone by the right of freedom of the press and expression,» the FPJQ said in a press release.

of Directors of Freedom of the Press Foundation, (along with Daniel Ellsberg, Glen Greenwald, Laura Poitras...).

Criticism had been levied during the public comment section of the meeting that the Journal News was protected by the First Amendment and any law prohibiting the publication of certain information could be construed as a violation of the freedom of the press.