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Visual Crack-Cocaine? The Alternative World called Photoshop

The "before and after' Photoshopped images are more powerful when seen on Greg Apodaca's web site. Even when one knows...

The National Press Photographers Assn. (NPAA) has a specific ethics code for digital photography, titled "Digital Manipulation Code of Ethics."...

Many readers may get annoyed when they find magazine ads disguised as editorial content, but few know that the American...

Certain "fauxtography" or doctored photo cases are repeated throughout the net. Here is one of the classics: a doctored image...

Chris Dunn, in her blog, Words and Light: An exploration of (photo) journalism, first refers to the Newseum Guidebook cover...

Pulitzer-winning columnist Maureen Dowd spent this week under fire amid criticism for plagiarizing content from a political blog, but do...

The Associated Press (AP) reports that 55 writers and editors from the Chicago Tribune sent, what amounts to, a protest...

The New York Daily News' coverage of a new beauty product skin cream read more like a spam e-mail than...

The print version of USA Weekend promised an article on its front cover. It really looked good. The title, "MoneySmart:...