Former New York Times publisher and CEO Arthur Ochs Sulzburger, a driving force in the evolution of one of the most prestigious US media outlets, has died.

A court in southern Vietnam on Monday jailed three bloggers for "anti-state propaganda."

The Philippines has deported 279 Taiwanese nationals accused of running a multi-million-dollar online scam.

Philippines media groups say a new law targeting cybercrime could also be used to curb press freedom.

Fiji has denied reports that some locals were refused treatment offered by visiting New Zealand heart specialists because of a fee imposed by the Ministry of Health.

A Cambodian military police officer has been arrested in connection with the brutal killing of a journalist who exposed illegal logging activities, police said on Friday.

A Cambodian journalist who reported on rampant illegal logging in the country has been found murdered in the boot of his car, police said on Wednesday.

A court in Mumbai has offered bail to an Indian political cartoonist jailed for sedition over controversial sketches, including one of the parliament depicted as a huge toilet bowl.

Niue's premier has lashed out at the region's media, saying it is too focused on Fiji and not on the important issues affecting people in the Pacific.

Some analysts argue debt-laden Nine took a fire sale price from German publisher Bauer for its stable of top-selling magazines.