US Media Ethics News Archives - Page 93 of 96

Profiling is Alive and Well in the Dog World: Pitbull didn’t maul California owner

Once again, pitbulls are the target of slow news day filler. On December 19, Gerald Adelmund, 60, of Riverside, California...

Several retired NYPD and DEA agents are suing for libel. The lawsuit stems from the 2000 New York Magazine article...

Alana Taylor expected to be get an education at NYU - instead, she's now helping give one to students across...

Professional organizations are not generally known for sticking their necks out to slam members who run foul of ethics. One...

Over the last few years, a "Fauxtography" epidemic has been steadily infecting the reporting done by many different news outlets....

You may remember our last story on the US military's use of Photoshop. They had given AP Photos altered an...

Who knew that optical illusions can be so diverse in the application of the principle called, "forced perspective?" Click here...

The KRMG Local News AP headline blares--“Woman mauled by large pitbull'-- in Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 30, 2008. A photo of...

MSNBC and Fox News election coverage has gone green – did anyone notice? (hat tip: Media Bistro). News reports have...