Media

Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste remembers his time in prison in Egypt.

Through architecture, design and media depictions of his homes, a myth of the private Hitler as peaceable homebody emerged.

When so many of us become frightened enough of our own government to do its censoring for it, I'd say that we've all lost.

The corporate media tries to discredit and discard anyone who they can't control.

Almost 15 years have passed since I warned about media “balance” that involved journalists systematically abdicating their duty to inform readers about simple matters of fact.

On Truthout's 14th birthday, the Truthout team shares what “independent media” means to us.

Corporations are increasingly relying on algorithms to make business decisions and that raises new legal questions.

NATO has largely abandoned the notion that there should be a clear distinction between psy-ops and public affairs.

Intelligence officials were skewing the info on how (un)successful the campaign against ISIS has been.

Popular environmental images have helped bring ecological consciousness into the mainstream, but also have masked systemic problems.