by David W. Moore on Mar 01, 2011
Do Egyptians Want Freedom of Religion? Understanding the Different Findings from Pew & Gallup
One of the key questions in assessing the likelihood of public support for democracy is the willingness of people to...
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by Sydney Smith on Feb 26, 2011
UK Judge Orders Julian Assange to be Extradited to Sweden for Questioning
More than two weeks after his extradition hearing started, Julian Assange was ordered extradited back to Sweden for questioning about "accusations...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 26, 2011
Canadian Broadcasting Regulator’s Rules on ‘False and Misleading’ News Will Remain ‘as is’
As iMediaEthics previously reported, Canadian regulator Canada Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) was to consider a change to its rules regarding...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 26, 2011
Libel Suit against Ukrainian Newspaper Tossed out, but Newspaper Still Blocking UK Traffic
As iMediaEthics previously reported, Ukrainian newspaper Kyiv Post blocked its traffic from the United Kingdom in December after been sued for...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 24, 2011
Want a WikiLeaks Mug?
WikiLeaks isn't just publishing leaked documents anymore. Now the site is peddling WikiLeaks mugs and memorabilia, the Wall Street Journal...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 24, 2011
ITV News censured by UK regulator for taking police officer quote out of context
A UK news station has been censured by industry regulator Ofcom after being found guilty of quoting a police officer...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 23, 2011
‘The New Media Nation’ : Valerie Alia on Media Ethics, Indigenous People
The New Media Nation, the latest book by Valerie Alia, a journalist and professor of ethics, identity, and the politics...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 21, 2011
India Press Council Advises Against Advertorials
iMediaEthics previously wrote about the Press Council of India's seminar on paid news. During the seminar, the council reported on an...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 20, 2011
Turkish Journalism To Improve? New Ethics Code, Online Courses for Reporters
As iMediaEthics previously reported, a group of 25 Turkish journalists created a code of ethics during a media ethics workshop co-sponsored...