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Press Under Fire

Colombian journalists Ignacio "Nacho" Gomez and Maria Cristina Caballero discusses the risks of reporting in their war-torn country.

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Tom Friedman’s Journal

Columnist Tom Friedman of The New York Times talks with Margaret Warner about his recent trip to Egypt and Israel.

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CNN Chairman Leaves Post to Head Think Tank

CNN Chairman and Chief Executive Walter Isaacson told his staff Monday that he was leaving his post to head a think tank located in Washington, D.C.

AOL Time Warner Chairman Steve Case to Step Down

Steve Case, the media chief who helped engineer the corporate marriage of AOL and Time Warner two years ago, announced Sunday he would step down as chairman of the merged corporation, saying his departure was "in the best interest of…

News Outlets Disband Voter News Service

Six major news organizations decided on Monday to dissolve the Voter News Service, a consortium they formed to collect voter information and exit poll data nationwide.

Deal Maker’s Downfall

Experts analyze Steve Case's decision to step down as chairman of AOL Time Warner, and what it will mean for the company's future.

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Fesshaye Yohannes

By PBS News Hour

Fesshaye Yohannes, a prominent Eritrean journalist, was one of four recipients of the 2002 International Press Freedom Award, honored for his demonstrated courage to report independently under repressive political conditions.

AP Journalists Withhold Bylines in Protest

Nearly 1,700 Associated Press reporters, photographers and other editorial workers are removing their names from bylines and other credits for one day to support their union's contract negotiations.

Teen Acquitted of Hollywood Piracy Charges

In a finding perceived as a setback in the entertainment industry's legal struggle to protect digital media from unauthorized copying, a Norwegian criminal court Monday acquitted Jon Johansen, 19, of DVD piracy charges.