Washington Post Journalist
- All
- News
- Videos
-
"Half Facts, Tiresome": Minister Responds To Report On iPhone Warnings
Union Minister of State for Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar has rebutted "The Washington Post" report on Centre allegedly targeting Apple after the company warned independent journalists and opposition party politicians.
-
"Fair Pay Now": Washington Post Journalists Go On 1-Day Strike Over Contract Talks
Hundreds of staff at The Washington Post, one of America's most storied newspapers, walked off the job Thursday in a 24-hour strike after 18 months of contract negotiations failed to secure a deal.
-
Google Tests AI Tools for Journalists That Can Write News Articles, in Talks With Publishers
Google is exploring using artificial intelligence tools to write news articles and is in talks with news organisations to use the tools to assist journalists, a company spokesperson said late on Wednesday. Google has reportedly held discussions with the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal-owner News Corp and even the New York Times, among othe...
-
Elon Musk Disables Twitter Spaces Feature After Clash With Suspended Journalists
Elon Musk on Thursday disabled access to Twitter Spaces, the company's live audio service, after he clashed with journalists whose accounts were suspended on the platform with 40,000 listeners present. The company's new owner said that Twitter was fixing an old bug and the live audio service “should be working tomorrow.”
-
Reporters Covering Elon Musk Are Suspended From Twitter
Twitter Inc on Thursday suspended the accounts of several journalists, including ones from the New York Times and the Washington Post, with the site showing "account suspended" notices for them.
-
Biden Says He Holds Saudi Crown Prince Responsible For Khashoggi's Murder
US President Joe Biden said on Friday he told Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman he held him responsible for the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, shortly after exchanging a fist bump with the kingdom's de facto ruler
-
China Expels American Journalists In "Reciprocal Measures"
China on Wednesday effectively ordered American journalists at the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal to leave the country in the Communist government's most severe move against foreign media in recent memory.
-
Washington Post's Rejoinder For BJP Leader Who Targeted Jeff Bezos
A BJP leader's swipe at Jeff Bezos, cold-shouldered by the government during his India visit earlier this week, has triggered a sharp retort.
-
Fox News Host Says Women Reporters Trade Sex For Stories "All The Time"
Controversy has brewed for weeks over the portrayal of journalist Kathy Scruggs in Clint Eastwood's upcoming film, "Richard Jewell," which characterizes the late Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter as trading sex for scoops.
-
YouTube Imposes Stricter Norms Against Racial, Gender, Religious Insults
Six months after YouTube got caught in a firestorm for refusing to take down videos from a conservative commentator who repeatedly lobbed racist and homophobic slurs at a journalist, the video giant says it is taking a "stronger stance" against threats and personal attacks.
-
Uber Chief Walks Back Comment About Murder of Saudi Journalist Khashoggi
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is being criticised for calling the murder of a Washington Post columnist "a mistake" and comparing it to the death of a pedestrian struck by one of the company's autonomous vehicles.
-
WhatsApp Accuses Israeli Firm NSO Of Helping Governments Hack Phones
The messaging service WhatsApp filed suit in federal court Tuesday against the Israeli surveillance company NSO, claiming it acted illegally in helping governments hack into the mobile devices of more than 100 people worldwide, including journalists, human rights workers and women who had been the subject of online attacks.
-
US Counter-Terror Analyst "Caught Disclosing Sensitive" Info To 2 Journalists
A counterterrorism analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency has been charged with leaking top-secret details about foreign countries' weapons systems to two journalists, including a reporter with whom he apparently was romantically involved, federal authorities said Wednesday.
-
"Are You Talking To Me?" On Camera, Trump's Heated Exchange With Reporter
The rowdy, meandering and combative news conference Wednesday began with President Donald Trump marveling at the media.
-
"In Our Hearts": Jeff Bezos Attends Anniversary Memorial Of Jamal Khashoggi Murder
Amazon founder and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos joined activists in Istanbul Wednesday for a vigil outside the Saudi consulate where journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered a year ago.
-
"Half Facts, Tiresome": Minister Responds To Report On iPhone Warnings
Union Minister of State for Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar has rebutted "The Washington Post" report on Centre allegedly targeting Apple after the company warned independent journalists and opposition party politicians.
-
"Fair Pay Now": Washington Post Journalists Go On 1-Day Strike Over Contract Talks
Hundreds of staff at The Washington Post, one of America's most storied newspapers, walked off the job Thursday in a 24-hour strike after 18 months of contract negotiations failed to secure a deal.
-
Google Tests AI Tools for Journalists That Can Write News Articles, in Talks With Publishers
Google is exploring using artificial intelligence tools to write news articles and is in talks with news organisations to use the tools to assist journalists, a company spokesperson said late on Wednesday. Google has reportedly held discussions with the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal-owner News Corp and even the New York Times, among othe...
-
Elon Musk Disables Twitter Spaces Feature After Clash With Suspended Journalists
Elon Musk on Thursday disabled access to Twitter Spaces, the company's live audio service, after he clashed with journalists whose accounts were suspended on the platform with 40,000 listeners present. The company's new owner said that Twitter was fixing an old bug and the live audio service “should be working tomorrow.”
-
Reporters Covering Elon Musk Are Suspended From Twitter
Twitter Inc on Thursday suspended the accounts of several journalists, including ones from the New York Times and the Washington Post, with the site showing "account suspended" notices for them.
-
Biden Says He Holds Saudi Crown Prince Responsible For Khashoggi's Murder
US President Joe Biden said on Friday he told Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman he held him responsible for the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, shortly after exchanging a fist bump with the kingdom's de facto ruler
-
China Expels American Journalists In "Reciprocal Measures"
China on Wednesday effectively ordered American journalists at the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal to leave the country in the Communist government's most severe move against foreign media in recent memory.
-
Washington Post's Rejoinder For BJP Leader Who Targeted Jeff Bezos
A BJP leader's swipe at Jeff Bezos, cold-shouldered by the government during his India visit earlier this week, has triggered a sharp retort.
-
Fox News Host Says Women Reporters Trade Sex For Stories "All The Time"
Controversy has brewed for weeks over the portrayal of journalist Kathy Scruggs in Clint Eastwood's upcoming film, "Richard Jewell," which characterizes the late Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter as trading sex for scoops.
-
YouTube Imposes Stricter Norms Against Racial, Gender, Religious Insults
Six months after YouTube got caught in a firestorm for refusing to take down videos from a conservative commentator who repeatedly lobbed racist and homophobic slurs at a journalist, the video giant says it is taking a "stronger stance" against threats and personal attacks.
-
Uber Chief Walks Back Comment About Murder of Saudi Journalist Khashoggi
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is being criticised for calling the murder of a Washington Post columnist "a mistake" and comparing it to the death of a pedestrian struck by one of the company's autonomous vehicles.
-
WhatsApp Accuses Israeli Firm NSO Of Helping Governments Hack Phones
The messaging service WhatsApp filed suit in federal court Tuesday against the Israeli surveillance company NSO, claiming it acted illegally in helping governments hack into the mobile devices of more than 100 people worldwide, including journalists, human rights workers and women who had been the subject of online attacks.
-
US Counter-Terror Analyst "Caught Disclosing Sensitive" Info To 2 Journalists
A counterterrorism analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency has been charged with leaking top-secret details about foreign countries' weapons systems to two journalists, including a reporter with whom he apparently was romantically involved, federal authorities said Wednesday.
-
"Are You Talking To Me?" On Camera, Trump's Heated Exchange With Reporter
The rowdy, meandering and combative news conference Wednesday began with President Donald Trump marveling at the media.
-
"In Our Hearts": Jeff Bezos Attends Anniversary Memorial Of Jamal Khashoggi Murder
Amazon founder and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos joined activists in Istanbul Wednesday for a vigil outside the Saudi consulate where journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered a year ago.
