Tweeting to God: Technology, Culture Clashes & Search for Global Ethics
Pursuing a global version of media ethics is a difficult charge on multiple fronts, akin to deciding on the rules…
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UGA Newspaper Board Apologizes, Memo Said Reporting on ‘People or Organizations Doing Bad Things’ is ‘Bad’
The University of Georgia student newspaper's board apologized after a memo instructing on what type of content the newspaper should…
Journalists Criticize new Myanmar Press Council to handle Journalism Ethics
The same month the Myanmar government censored two media outlets only to end the suspension when journalists protested, the country's…
Economist Correction: ‘We Must Have been Drunk’
The Economist corrected an article reporting Bloomberg Businessweek staff can't drink while working after being called out by the magazine's…
Dart Center Advises on Reporting on Children
The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma released this year a "tipsheet" on reporting on children. As the Dart Center…
International Journalists’ Network Advises on Blogging Ethics
The International Journalists' Network highlighted "ethics basics for bloggers" in a recent post for Mashable. For example, the group focused…
Daily Mail Unpublishes Nazi Concentration Camp Reference, Writer Apologizes
The Daily Mail unpublished without disclosure "an offensive paragraph" from a July 4 article on "youth unemployment," the Guardian's Roy…
Chinese Newspaper Apologizes for Photoshopping Taiwan’s Flag out of Picture
China's Xiamen Daily Photoshopped an August 16 front-page photo to replace the Taiwanese flag with a Chinese flag, visual journalist…
Fareed Zakaria’s Suspensions over at Time, CNN
CNN and Time magazine announced the ends of Fareed Zakaria's suspension after he apologized earlier this month for "close similarities"…
CNN Sells Vodka and Some News
Commentary CNN recently used much of the front page of its website to advertise Ketel One vodka. The advertisement went…