by Danielle Elliot on Dec 12, 2009
Calling Out The Washington Post for Tiger Woods Coverage
We do not wish to continue beating the Tiger Woods drum. The tabloids and even some mainstream media have done...
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by Molika Ashford on Dec 11, 2009
Real Housewives White House Crashers: NBC Doesn’t Disclose Network Relationship with Bravo
The recent controversy over White House crashers Tareq and Michaele Salahi has raised many ethical questions about the actions of...
by Molika Ashford on Dec 11, 2009
Professor Sues Wesleyan After His Photo Was Mistaken for Campus Murder Suspect Stephen P. Morgan
Usually media errors claim few dramatic victims: a misspelling here, a fake photo there, but no real harm to private...
by Molika Ashford on Dec 10, 2009
Jim Lehrer Explains Ethical Guidelines of PBS NewsHour Reporting
If there were any worries that a new redesigned, more Web-connected PBS NewsHour (no longer “With Jim Lehrer") might lose...
by Danielle Elliot on Dec 09, 2009
New York Times Breaking Own Precedent, Won’t Publish Hacked Climate Change E-mails
Has the New York Times changed its ethical standards? The paper recently refused to publish a slew of controversially obtained...
by Molika Ashford on Dec 08, 2009
Journalists Ask FDA for Open Flow of Information
If you want better treatment, you have to ask for it. That seems to be the driving sentiment behind a...
by Molika Ashford on Dec 07, 2009
Wall Street Journal Columnist Mona Sarika Busted for Plagiarism, Fabrication
With Jayson Blair lecturing publicly to university students about how plagiarism and fabrication got him kicked off the New York...
by Danielle Elliot on Dec 06, 2009
A Lesson on Ethics, Courtesy of Tiger Woods
In a December 2 post for McGuire on Media, a blog on the Arizona State University Walter Cronkite School of...
by Molika Ashford on Dec 05, 2009
Northwestern Professor Bryan Monroe Decries Lack of Media Diversity
Whatever gains or losses new media brings to the world of journalism--fairness, accuracy, inclusion, reach--one thing it may fail to...
by Danielle Elliot on Dec 04, 2009
Former BBC Journalist Michael Ford Discusses Ethics When BBC “Re-Records Material”
While addressing a student audience at the University of Lincoln (UK), former BBC Radio 4 presenter Dr. Michael Ford made...