International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 79 of 194

Criminal Charges for 4, Closer Mag’s Julie Gayet pic violated French privacy law

Four people involved in paparazzi photos of actress Julie Gayet and French president Francois Hollande will be charged in France's...

The Eastern Daily Press apologized after being hoaxed by an April Fool's Day prank, UK journalism news website Hold the...

Michigan newspaper The Muslim Observer published a fake photo of a Syrian boy sleeping between two graves. The photo was...

Zimbabwe's The Sunday Mail apologized and admitted it published a fake interview with politician Roy Bennett, according to the Zimbabwe...

What were BBC editors and producers thinking when they put college students at risk in North Korea? BBC has since...

Michael Skakel, the nephew of Ethel Kennedy, is suing Nancy Grace for libel after the television journalist wrongly stated there...

The Associated Press won a national journalism ethics award this week for its reporting on Robert Levinson and for postponing...

Last month, the British Deputy High Commission hosted a media ethics conference in Chennai, India, as iMediaEthics wrote at the...

Earlier this month, iMediaEthics wrote about the Institute of Maltese Journalists' plan to create a new ethics code for the...