Lily Allen Has Copyright for Photos of House
British pop singer Lily Allen was awarded undisclosed damages and the copyright to photos of her house, the Guardian reported.…
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ACLU, EFF Appealing Govt Twitter Ruling Against WikiLeaks Supporters
The American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Frontier Foundation are appealing the U.S. government ruling that three supporters of…
New York Times Adds To Stylebook Rules After Complaints from Polish Group about Concentration Camps,
The New York Times has corrected a photo caption and added an entry to its stylebook after receiving complaints from…
HuffPost Boycott: Why Newspaper Guild is Joining In
As iMediaEthics recently reported, the Newspaper Guild joined in with Visual Art Scene in calling for a boycott on writing for…
More on Churnalism
iMediaEthics wrote in February about the new nonprofit site Churnalism.com that allows site visitors to compare UK news articles with press…
SPJ Creates “Black Hole” Award, Gives first to Utah
The Society of Professional Journalists created an award to "dis-honor" Utah's legislature and governor. The award is called the "Black…
‘Tens of Thousands’ Protest Hungary’s Media Law
In January, Hungary adopted a new media law that quickly met with sharp criticism and protests. And even though amendments to…
Lawsuit Settled, No Outing Anonymous Sources, Newspaper, Radio Station Agree
A Canadian newspaper has dropped its lawsuit for a radio station's anonymous sources, Yukon Territory newspaper Whitehorse Star reported. The newspaper, the…
‘Why don’t journalists link to primary sources?’
Ben Goldacre wondered "Why don't journalists link to primary sources?" in a recent article for the Guardian's commentary section, "Comment…
Suicide Reporting Guidelines for Journalists May be Changed
Reporting guidelines on suicides might change in New Zealand, which has one of the highest rates of youth suicides in…