iMediaEthics travels to Egypt for its reporting about the international media’s coverage of Egypt, including questionable reports from the New York Times and the Guardian. This series includes being first to break the story in October 2014 about what caused Al Jazeera journalists to be jailed, which the Times and other international media only began reporting in May 2015.
Human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin Clooney’s credibility has been put at risk by The Guardian. Who is telling the truth?...
The New York Times Cairo Bureau Chief David Kirkpatrick’s reporting from Egypt shows a heavy reliance on anonymous sources and unnamed...
The New York Times editorial board stands on a press release from The Carter Center that crumbles beneath them as...
CAIRO, Egypt-- Network Flouted Laws While Supporting Radical Groups Inside Egypt, Endangering Safety of Three Journalists Now Held Captive Al...
On Day of Arrest, AJ Journalist Tells Police the Network Doesn't Film Protests in Egypt, Insists It Does Have Press...
Qatar Broadcaster Failed to Protect Its Journalists by Skirting Permits and Broadcast Licensing Laws: Lawyer After three of its journalists...
Exclusive: Network Funnels Cash to Hire Demonstrators to Manufacture News Events, Attorney Charges June 5, 2014, Interview with Rhonda Roland...
Exclusive: Other Foreign Networks in Egypt Operate Within Law While Al Jazeera Flouts Rules, Endangers Its Journalists, Attorney Charges June...