Al-Alam‘s Game July 1, 2007 By Alia Malek Iran bets it can woo Arab hearts with its own gloss on the news
Soldiers’ Stories May 8, 2007 By Alia Malek What fires up the journalists at Military Times is the vulnerability of the community they cover
Army Tries to Spin Walter Reed Story, Gets Bitten in the Ass March 1, 2007 By Alia Malek The Army found itself facing an attack on two fronts, forced to answer not just the Post‘s account, but the Army Times‘s story as well.
Beyond the Cartoon Controversy: Q & A with Flemming Rose March 1, 2007 By Alia Malek Fifteen months after he enraged the Muslim world, Danish editor Flemming Rose’s conscience is clear.
Muslim-American Groups Protest GMA‘s Hiring Of Glenn Beck January 26, 2007 By Alia Malek As of yet, ABC has not granted the groups a meeting with network executives.
In Memoriam: Hrant Dink (1954-2007) January 25, 2007 By Alia Malek A Turkish free speech advocate is killed, but hope hasn’t died with him.
In Baltimore, Sun Shines On “Ground Rent” Outrage December 18, 2006 By Alia Malek Sometimes, we’re reminded how journalism can change things for the better when a newspaper remembers that it’s part of a community.
The Al Jazeera Worldview, Now in English November 16, 2006 By Alia Malek The first 10 hours of Al-Jazeera English sent a number of messages — some subtle, others less so — that caught our eye.
Child Pornography: To See, or Not to See? September 21, 2006 By Alia Malek Do reporters need to see child pornography to write about it?
What’s in a Name? September 6, 2006 By Alia Malek It’s time to rethink how reporters handle dubious claims by politicians — as the recent use of the term "Islamofascist" shows.