This is the first in a new series from iMediaEthics called Ask iMediaEthics. iMediaEthics will feature interesting case studies in…
Satire site The Onion apologized today for its "senseless, humorless comment" about Quvenzhane Wallis, who was a nominee for last…
Falkland Islands newspaper the Penguin News made up an interview with Argentine Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman, the Knight Center for…
The Washington Post's outgoing ombudsman Patrick Pexton addressed two different cases of how the newspaper has sensitively handled reporting on Native…
British television illusionist Derren Brown has denied a newspaper's report that he will turn a straight man gay on live…
The UK Daily Mirror was fined £1,200 after breaking the UK Sexual Offences Act 1992 with its 2011 story naming…
Bangkok, Thailand newspaper the Daily News named and photographed a victim of gang rape, but later took down the identifying…
The New York Times plans to include more diversity in its future issues of T: The Times Style Magazine, the…
The UK Telegraph removed information from its online version of a story about a suicide after a suicide prevention group filed…
iMediaEthics wrote earlier this month about Washingtonian's reporting that the end of the Washington Post's ombudsman's office might be near. …