by Sydney Smith on Dec 05, 2012
UK Training Group Calls for ‘Compulsory’ Ethics Training for Journalists
The National Council for the Training of Journalists held a Journalism Skills conference in late November. At that conference, the...
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by David W. Moore on Dec 05, 2012
Creating Public Opinion About Susan Rice
A recent poll from National Journal, a Washington D.C. "news magazine," finds that a majority of the public would support...
by Alan Bisbort on Dec 05, 2012
What’s worse? NY Post Subway Death Photos or 2 Historic Media Scandals?
Commentary The decision by The New York Post to run, as a cover image, the photograph of a man about...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 04, 2012
Vermont Newspaper Hires Sex Offender for Police, Court Beat? Transparency, Conflict of Interest Questions Raised
A Vermont weekly newspaper questioned a fellow local newspaper's transparency and accountability after finding out that it hired a convicted...
by London Shearer Allen on Dec 04, 2012
Tweets ask Did a man die because a NY Post photographer failed to help?
Yesterday, December 3, 2012, a tragedy unfolded in the underground subway station near Times Square, in New York. Ki-Suck Han...
by London Shearer Allen on Dec 04, 2012
Clues that Abbasi lied about New York Post subway photo?
Commentary News media has been awash with debate over the front-page photograph by R. Umar Abbasi in today's New York Post....
by Sydney Smith on Dec 03, 2012
2 Maine Broadcast Journalists Resign, Point to Journalism Ethics
Television journalists are paid to broadcast the news. Seldom do they actually make the news. But that's exactly what happened...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 02, 2012
Daily Mail Correction: Oops, Man isn’t Dead
The Tabloid Watch blog highlighted an interesting UK Daily Mail correction this past week. In its corrections column, the Mail explained...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 01, 2012
News International’s Sun Apologizes, Pays $650K to X Factor Judge after Sexual Assault Report
And yet another apology and financial settlement has been made by a news outlet over sex claims. As iMediaEthics has...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 29, 2012
News International Statement on Leveson Report
A News International spokesperson sent iMediaEthics the following statement in response to today's Leveson Report: "Statement from Tom Mockridge, Chief...