US Media Ethics News Archives - Page 73 of 96

Checkbook Journalism? ABC, NBC License Material in Chilean Miner Exclusives

NBC News and ABC News paid licensing fees for footage used in their "exclusive" reports on the recently rescued Chilean miners,...

A Denver, Colorado TV station, Fox affiliate KDVR Channel 31, was criticized by journalists, a parent and the school after their...

The Jewish Standard's publisher said the weekly newspaper "may have acted too quickly" earlier this month when it apologized for...

Fox News program "Fox & Friends" fell for a satire story earlier this week, reporting the story as factual news....

Bob Steele wrote for CNN Sept. 30 discussing "the dangers of activist-driven journalism." He noted that his column shares his...

Arthur Brisbane, who has been The New York Times' public editor since this summer, discussed the criticism of Guy Deutscher's...

Rick Sanchez, the anchor recently fired from CNN for his comments in an interview, has formally apologized via a statement. In...

The Los Angeles Times has upset its readers yet again by blurring the lines between advertising and editorial. This time, the...

Rebekah Metzler wrote for MaineToday Media Oct. 2 that a political news watchdog website has been "faulted" for not reporting the...