US Media Ethics News Archives - Page 46 of 96

NY Bill Proposes New Rules for Anonymous Commenting

A proposed New York state bill would ban anonymous commenting on the Internet, WIRED reported. The bill, titled the Internet...

The Washington Times announced that its columnist and former editor-in-chief Amaud de Borchgrave is taking "a three-month leave from writing his...

As we wrote May 8, the Seattle police subpoenaed Seattle TV news KIRO-7 and five other news outlets (KOMO-4, KING-5...

Reno, Navada ABC-affiliate KOLO-TV 8 apologized for a "poorly written play on words" grouping gay marriage in which "sin" like...

Blogger Nate St. Pierre, who created the hoax story that Abraham Lincoln patented Facebook, explained why he made up the...

We are looking for journalism and design interns for this summer and fall. iMediaEthics is a not-for-profit, non-partisan media ethics...

The Seattle Police Department has subpoenaed Seattle news outlets for video of protests earlier this month, the Seattle Stranger's associate...

Loyola University Chicago's The Center for Digital Ethics & Policy announced a call for papers for its annual International Symposium...

The Washington Post's public editor Patrick Pexton weighed in on the recent resignation of Washington Post blogger Elizabeth Flock. As...