WaPo Corrects Story on Nat’l Enquirer’s Whitney Houston Coffin Photo
The Washington Post's Erik Wemple corrected his story "National Enquirer has done far worse" about the National Enquirer's publication of…
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Malawi Media Council May Stop Accrediting Journalists??
The Media Council of Malawi's media accreditation program may be shut down, BizCommunity.com reported. The Malawi Media Council identifies itself…
3 New Arrests in UK Investigation into Press
Two more people have been arrested during the UK police's investigation into wrongdoing by the press, the Associated Press reported.…
AWARDS: Pakistan’s Agahi Awards 2012 for Media Ethics, PhotoJournalism, etc
Entries for the 2012 Agahi Awards have been extended to March 5, the awards organization wrote Feb. 24. The awards…
STUDY: ‘Media Images: How Much is Too Much?’
The European Journalism Centre highlighted a study on "how the Swiss media dealt with photo and video material in reporting"…
New News Corp. Paper Says Its ‘journalists must abide’ by PCC Code
News Corp.'s new weekly Sunday newspaper, the Sun on Sunday, launched Feb. 26 and announced a "commitment to high ethical…
PCC Doesn’t Uphold UK Police Complaint over Guardian Headline
The UK police and UK Independent Police Complaints Commission complained to the UK print regulatory body the Press Complaints Commission…
WaPo Ran Q&A with Chinese VP provided by Chinese Govt, WaPo Public Editor Says
Washington Post public editor Patrick Pexton criticized the newspaper for publishing what he called essentially a "press release or propaganda"…
News Orgs Back NYT’s James Risen’s Bid to Protect Anonymous Sources
"More than two dozen news organizations" have asked Virginia's U.S. district court in a "friend-of-the-court brief" to allow New York…
Ghana Editor: ‘Assignment Books’ could help Journalism Ethics
During a "training workshop," a Ghana newspaper editor called for fellow media outlets to "keep assignment books" listing stories in…