by Sydney Smith on Mar 10, 2011
German Politician Resigns after Plagiarism Charges
Baron Theodor zu Guttenberg resigned from his position as German defense minister after being accused of plagiarizing his PhD dissertation,...
International Media Ethics News
by Sydney Smith on Mar 09, 2011
UK Express Apologizes to Cherie Blair
The UK Express issued an apology to Cherie Blair on March 5, four months after the appearance of the Nov. 5,...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 09, 2011
Indonesian Politician Calls for Media Boycott, Newspaper Group Files Press Complaint
Last month, an Indonesian politician commented publicly that the government should "boycott" three specific media outlets and accused them of...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 09, 2011
“Arab Group of Media Observation” Forms in Tunisia
Tunisia Online News reported that a new media organization called "Arab Group of Media Observation" was created March 6 in...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 07, 2011
UniLeaks Calls itself a News Site for University Leaks
There's yet another site for leakers out there -- this time in the form of university leaks. The site --...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 07, 2011
The Sun, Daily Mail Guilty of Contempt of Court
A court ruled that The Sun and the Daily Mail were guilty of contempt of court because they published photos...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 05, 2011
Chinese Newspaper Slams Foreign Journalists for Fake News
In a recent commentary article, Chinese newspaper The Global Times "accused foreign journalists in the country of fabricating news," the...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 04, 2011
WikiLeaks Says US Govt Declared it the ‘Enemy,’ 22 More Charges For Bradley Manning
The U.S. Army has added 22 charges to its case against Bradley Manning, including "aiding the enemy," which is a capital...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 02, 2011
Journalist Wonders “Where’s the Fair Foreign Media?”
Reem Antoon wrote for Bahraini news site Gulf Daily News criticizing foreign media for reporting on assumptions. Antoon claimed that...