Chilean Newspaper Readers Burned – Literally – by Churros Recipe, Newspaper Publisher to Pay Damages
At least 13 readers of Chilean newspaper La Tercera's Woman magazine were burned seven years ago after attempting to make…
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Washington DC Afffiliate Corrects, Apologizes for Lifting WashPost Paragraphs
Washington, D.C. CBS-affiliate WUSA unpublished this week a story that reportedly plagiarized from the Washington Post, Poynter's Julie Moos reported.…
Public Editor: NYT Invaded Privacy of Sandusky ‘Victim 1’ in November story
New York Times public editor Arthur Brisbane addressed concerns that the Times provided too much identifying information in a report…
New York Times Corrects Christopher Hitchens Obit
The New York Times issued a lengthy correction to its Dec. 16 obituary for Christopher Hitchens, Regret the Error's Craig…
iMediaEthics’ Top 10 Fake and Doctored Photo Stories
As the year ends, we at iMediaEthics wanted to reflect on our favorite and the most memorable fake photo cases…
New Internet Ethics Code for Indonesian Journalists?
Indonesia's press council finished a new online ethics policy, the Jakarta Globe reported. According to the Jakarta Globe, the council's…
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Will Casey Anthony make more money off news outlets by getting paid for an interview? The Orlando Sentinel weighed that…
Media Ethics Magazine Online Only from Now On
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iMediaEthics’ Top 10 Read Daily Stories of 2011
iMediaEthics publishes at least two stories on media ethics news each day called Daily Media Picks or Media Briefs. See…
Bradley Manning Hearing Ends, Manning Will Find Out if he Will be Court-Martialed in January
According to National Public Radio, Bradley Manning's military hearing ended Dec. 22. The hearing was to determine if he will…