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Paramount CEO David Ellison is reportedly ready to move the company out of California if the state doesn't negotiate over its proposed merger with Warner Bros Discovery. The warning comes amid an antitrust lawsuit led by California's attorney general and 11 other states.
On the occasion of Journalists' Day, IRNA's Editor-in-Chief visited the agency's Southwest regional office in Ahvaz to show appreciation for reporters and editors working in key areas. He listened to their field reports, discussed challenges, and acknowledged their dedication to accurate and timely news coverage.
The Acting US Defense Secretary has declared the media a key pillar of national power and deterrence, highlighting the need for closer military-press cooperation against information warfare. The statement, made at an information security conference, comes amid a Pentagon strategy review that integrates strategic communications into defense planning.
Chủ tịch Quốc hội Iran Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf nhân Ngày Nhà báo đã ca ngợi giới truyền thông là những người bảo vệ bản sắc dân tộc và cầu nối quan trọng giữa chính phủ với người dân. Ông kêu gọi các nhà báo nâng cao trách nhiệm nghề nghiệp và cam kết tạo điều kiện pháp lý thuận lợi cho báo chí hoạt động.
The US administration has affirmed its efforts to improve journalist access to information, responding to media concerns about reporting obstacles. It says it has adjusted licensing procedures, seating arrangements, and press briefing transparency. Observers see this as a step toward dialogue, though press freedom groups demand more concrete measures.
Iran's Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, Mohammad-Mehdi Esmaili, highlighted journalists' crucial role in reflecting facts and building social trust during a Press Day ceremony on May 13. He urged media to work harder for the national interest, fostering cooperation between the press and the government to address current challenges.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is facing social media criticism after a video of her visit to the earthquake-hit region in southwestern Japan was set to background music, with many calling it a 'PR piece'. Critics say the tone was insensitive given the ongoing suffering of victims.
Japan's public broadcaster NHK confirmed that a female employee was sexually assaulted by a program participant. The incident is under investigation, prompting public concern over workplace safety in the media industry.
The Japanese-language newspaper Daily Manila Shimbun, based in Manila, Philippines, has ceased publication after more than 30 years due to financial struggles and declining readership. The decision reflects broader trends as print media globally confront the shift to digital platforms.
