International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 124 of 194

Transcripts of Leaked Calls from Indian Media’s Radiagate May have been Doctored?

According to a Jan. 31 report by India Private Limited, the controversial leaked transcripts of phone calls between a lobbyist...

Nonprofit advocacy group Reporters without Borders released its latest Press Freedom Index on Jan. 25. This is the "10th annual"...

As we wrote in July 2011, Ecuador's president Rafael Correa successfully sued four journalists from El Universo over its February...

The Press Complaints Commission's chairman Lord Hunt proposed a "totally new" regulation system and a "fresh start" at the Jan....

Malaysia's National Union of Journalists proposed a "fair reporting pledge" for its members, Malaysian news site Malaysia Kini reported. The...

The DART Center for Journalism & Trauma published a "40-page guide to help journalists, photojournalists and editors report on violence...

The Nairobi Star's public editor Karen Rothmyer reported that the newspaper ran old news as if it were new in...

A former Indian state ombudsman, Santoch N Hegde, called for self-regulation in Mysore's media at a Jan. 26 journalism discussion,...

OfCom ruled Jan. 23 that UK broadcaster ITV News broke OfCom standards by airing two segments with incorrect footage in September,...