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March 19, 2007 CBS launches contest for the best student journalist. The prize: an unpaid internship for CBS Evening News.iPod manufacturer alters libel suit against journalists
August 31, 2006 Following outcry, Foxconn reduces damages sought over reports of unfair working conditions in Chinese plant.Journalists look to bloggers for Virginia Tech story
April 16, 2007 When tragedies like the school massacre occur, the news media are increasingly turning to bloggers for first-hand information.Dan Rather: Journalism has 'lost its guts'
March 12, 2007 In South by Southwest speech, the renowned broadcaster says his profession is in a "perilous state," despite Internet's ability to illuminate.Photos: Rather speaks to SXSW crowdApple abandons effort to unmask leaker
July 13, 2006 Apple was attempting to find out which employee leaked information about an unreleased audio interface.Jailed blogger hits record as supporters rally
February 7, 2007 Journalists, politicians and others demonstrate on steps of SF City Hall as Josh Wolf becomes longest-jailed journalist for contempt.Who's a journalist? Now we know, thanks to Apple
May 27, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the court decision officially levels the field between mainstream media and bloggers.Freed blogger calls release a victory
April 4, 2007 Video blogger Josh Wolf, who spent 226 days in prison, agrees to release his subpoenaed video footage and answer two questions. Video: Post-prison press conference Photos: A free Josh WolfExiled journalists circumvent censors by text messaging
February 17, 2007 Broadcasters forced out of Zimbabwe find that their shortwave programs are blocked but stories sent via text message get through.New questions for Hurd, but few answers
November 2, 2006 HP's chief executive tells a House subcomittee that he can't recall details about a 2005 meeting when spying tactics were discussed. PDF: Hurd's responseBills propose reporter's shield for bloggers
May 4, 2007 One sponsor says intent is to include anyone who "regularly" engages in newsgathering, but "not everyone in our society."Apple thwarted in bid to unmask leaker
May 26, 2006 Appeals court rules that communications between a product leaker and an enthusiast Web site are protected by law.HP leak probe extended to employees
September 14, 2006 In an apology to employees, Chairman Patricia Dunn notes that two HP workers were also targeted. Special coverage: HP's boardroom dramaRewriting ethics rules for the new media
April 5, 2007 Traditional journalists often take bloggers to task over ethics, but some are bending rules for their own online personalities.Journalist at center of YouTube case
May 8, 2007 How a reporter fares in his copyright case against Google-owned video-sharing site could affect media conglomerates.Blogging's not the enemy, says Dan Rather
March 13, 2007 The seasoned broadcast journalist talks to CNET News.com about old media, new media and the future of journalism in the digital age.Week in review: HP's Big Brotherly way
September 8, 2006 Probe into its own board of directors included accessing their personal phone records and those of several journalists.Dictatorships catching up with Web 2.0
February 2, 2007 Reporters Without Borders' Julien Pain warns that ethical blind spots surrounding technology may usher in a world where all our communications are spied on.Apple argues for blogger records
April 20, 2006 A California appeals court will decide whether the computer company can gain access to data that could unmask leakers.HP, red-faced but still selling
October 1, 2006 Company's reputation blemished by revelations of extensive investigation into directors, journalists and employees. The New York Times Sponsored matches for "journalist"
