How journalists can protect themselves while covering protests
For journalists covering political movements, reporting on protests is crucial, but these events come with unique security challenges. Here's how you can better protect your privacy and security.
Incredible news: President Obama has commuted the sentence of whistleblower Chelsea Manning
Brave whistleblower Chelsea Manning will be released from prison on May 17th, rather than in 2045.
Dangerous copyright ideas from a top newspaper group threaten free speech
Fair use is vital for journalism and restricting it would be dangerous for press freedom.
Introducing Secure The News, an automated tool tracking the adoption of HTTPS encryption across news websites
HTTPS protects reader privacy, security, and prevents censorship. We're tracking its adoption.
Over 150 filmmakers and photojournalists call on major camera manufacturers to build encryption into their cameras
Camera manufacturers need to build in encryption to protect filmmakers and photojournalists.
How the Obama administration laid the groundwork for Trump’s coming crackdown on the press
Trump has threatened to crackdown on the press, and sadly Obama has left him all the tools to do so.
Freedom of the Press Foundation's new look, and our plans to protect press freedom for 2017
Check out our brand new website, and read about our plans for protecting press freedom in the age of Donald Trump.
Out-of-control North Dakota prosecutors still pursuing reporter Amy Goodman, even after judge dismisses riot charge
Why are prosecutors attempting to throw reporters in jail for documenting protests?
North Dakota needs to immediately drop its outrageous charges against journalist Amy Goodman
It's blatantly unconstitutional to prosecute reporters for doing their job.