International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 191 of 194

Uh oh. South China Tiger Photo Faker let out of jail -now says fauxtographs real

A Chinese judge may be sorry now for showing mercy to the convicted photo forger, Zhou Zhenglong. Zhou apologized in...

The Daily Telegraph in Australia has reached what is possibly a new low in its media ethics. Embedded within a...

Zhou Zhenglong, a farmer and now famed Chinese Fauxtographer won't be going to jail after all. Welt Online reported, "Last...

Controversy about a Chinese space mission video has gone out of this world. Epoch Times presents arguments that support that...

When it comes to power, the illusion of health--if not the reality --will serve just as well. Or will it?...

Xiao Qiang, China Digital Times, posted a translation of a poignant text that is supposedly written by a Chinese blogger,...

Ezra Levant wrote in March 2008: "It should come as no surprise that the Chinese government is engaging in fauxtography...

Vaikom Madhu wrote: "The tsunami of December 26 took a heavy toll on two continents. But the newest-edition tsunami is...

The website reads, "Have you seen a truly awful piece of Photoshop work? Clumsy manipulation, senseless comping, lazy cloning and...