The attack on PBS and NPR is an attack on journalism. The administration is just going after them first because public funding makes them the low-hanging fruit. We're proud to partner on this letter with CPJ and RSF.
Committee to Protect Journalists
CPJ, FPF, and RSF urge Congressional support for public broadcasting and press freedom - Committee to Protect Journalists
On Tuesday, March 25, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), and Reporters Without Borders (RSF) sent a...
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"When you have secrecy on each side, the public has no way to understand what is happening inside the government," Lauren Harper told The Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/03/25/signal-government-trump-administration-federal-workers/
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Freedom of the Press
Understanding every one of Signal’s identifiers
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Journalists are civilians and targeting them is absolutely illegal and inexcusable. Everyone involved in these assassinations should be held accountable, including U.S. officials who continue to bankroll Israeli war crimes of which they have full knowledge.
Al Jazeera
Israeli strike kills Al Jazeera journalist Hossam Shabat in Gaza
Video from Gaza’s Beit Lahiya shows the aftermath of an Israeli strike that killed Al Jazeera journalist Hossam Shabat.
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Tech companies should commit to oppose legal demands for journalists’ electronic communications records and fight gag orders. Better yet, they should expand end-to-end encryption to collect as little information as possible about user communications.
Freedom of the Press
Tech giants must protect reporter-source privacy in leak cases
Leak investigations are back. Here’s what tech companies can do to defend freedom of the press