Full Coverage: Information & media

25.06.2004 China is the worst violator of Internet freedom, says a report by Reporters Sans Frontieres, which also finds that Internet journalists in South Asia are vulnerable to frequent attacks because they lack the legal protection traditional media enjoys.

23.06.2004 Plus de cinquante millions de citoyens américains, soit un quart du corps électoral, vont utiliser des machines électroniques pour voter lors de l'élection présidentielle de 2004. 80% de ces machines ont été achetées par les différents Etats américains à deux sociétés, Diebold et ES&S (Election Systems and Softwrare) qui sont connues pour leurs liens étroits et incestueux avec le clan républicain. 80 % de ces machines ne produiront pas de reçu papier pour les votes effectués.

18.06.2004 An Indian film processing company is helping cinema halls in small towns upgrade to 'e-cinema', using digital projectors and servers.

18.06.2004 PILDAT is organizing a briefing for parliamentarians on issues of freedom of information and media on June 28, 2004, in Islamabad, Pakistan.

17.06.2004 With eight operative radio stations, new TV stations and magazines on the anvil, the residents of the capital city of Kabul are enjoying the new media revolution.

14.06.2004 AMIC is organising its 13th annual conference from July 1 – 3, 2004, in Bangkok, Thailand.

14.06.2004 Noel Kokou Tadegnon reflects on media situation in Togo, were dozens of newspapers, scores of radio stations and five television channels are running. Does this situation mean press freedom?

03.06.2004 Sri Lanka's Tamil media is being swept into violent battles between the two factions of the Tamil Tiger guerrillas, with the killing of a veteran journalist this week sending shockwaves among the beleaguered community.