Foreign journalists are finally allowed into Tigray in Ethiopia – and their findings are shocking.
The Listening Post
About the show
A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world’s media, how they operate and the stories they cover. Watch The Listening Post every Saturday at 0830GMT
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Richard Gizbert created The Listening Post for Al Jazeera and has hosted the programme since its debut in 2006.
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A new Australian law looks to reset Big Tech’s relationship with news media.
Myanmar’s military is battling a civil disobedience movement that is growing online. Plus, Britain’s digital divide.
A South African media empire is revealed to have been paid millions in exchange for pro-government coverage.
More episodes
How the farmer protests in India are not just a political problem but also a PR problem for the Modi government.
Arrested on his return to Russia, opposition figure Alexey Navalny’s documentary fuels anti-Putin protests.
A look at the US media’s inauguration coverage. Plus, Nigerian digital outlets that told the #EndSARS story.
Numerous social media sites have suspended Trump’s accounts – is this good media ethics or good business sense?
With Trump’s presidency almost over, his legacy in the conservative media sphere starts to take shape.
After a year like no other, we look back at how the pandemic has changed journalism around the world.
A retrospective look at the media’s role in the Arab uprisings and the damage that has been done to journalism since.
More than three years of political and economic rifts – and a media battle – in the Gulf could be coming to an end.
Simmering tensions between China and Australia come to a boil over a provocative tweet.
Two former Australian prime ministers take on the Murdoch empire. Plus, the dangers of reporting in Uttar Pradesh.