by Sydney Smith on Jan 08, 2012
Wall Street Journal Europe’s Circulation Deal OK, says Auditor
The UK Audit Bureau of Circulation [ABC UK] found that Wall Street Journal Europe's arrangement with a Dutch company didn't...
International Media Ethics News
by Sydney Smith on Jan 08, 2012
Angola’s Mass Media Ministry Complains about Newspaper Article, Photo
Angola's Mass Media Ministry, a governmental body, asked the National Media Council to look into a newspaper's article and photos...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 07, 2012
Committee to Protect Journalists’ Turkey Survey Questioned
The Daily Beast questioned if "the New York–based Committee to Protect Journalists failed to stand up for dozens of imprisoned...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 06, 2012
UK Police Report on relationship Between Press & Police
A report for the UK police called for the police to "make a record of any contact with the media"...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 05, 2012
Bahrain Journalists Association Creates Draft Ethics Code
The Bahrain Journalists Association is working on finalizing a draft code of ethics, Gulf News reported Jan. 4. The Bahrain...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 03, 2012
Indian Prime Minister Recommends News Objectivity, Calls for Less Sensationalism
India's prime minister called on the country's journalists to avoid sensationalism in reporting and promote "objectivity and encouragement," Indian news...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 02, 2012
Nepali Journalist Calls for Self-Regulation
Republica's Damakant Jayshi called for "reform in Nepal's media -- print, electronic and online -- so as to make them...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 02, 2012
AP Corrects Number of Killed in Bosnia
The Associated Press issued a Dec. 28 correction to its Dec. 27 story on "the extradition of a Muslim Bosnian...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 01, 2012
3 Swedish Journalists Charged with Crime after Buying Gun for Undercover Story
The Swedish police have filed charges against Swedish newspaper editor Thomas Mattsson after he had a reporter illegally buy a...