by Sydney Smith on Apr 27, 2011
CJR Fact-Checks PolitiFact
Columbia Journalism Review has stepped in as one of the latest to fact check the fact checkers at PolitiFact. A...
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by Sydney Smith on Sep 26, 2010
Tips for journalists : How to stop being duped by websites, social media
Too often lately it seems journalists are caught publishing faulty information or photos found through Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and other...
by Molika Ashford on Mar 08, 2010
CJR Study : Magazines’ Web Content Copy editing is done ‘Less Rigorously’
This week, the Columbia Journalism Review published the results of their survey of editorial practices at magazine Web sites (Web...
by Molika Ashford on Nov 26, 2009
Why Journalists Should Learn Math (Or At Least Learn to Fact-Check Math)
Regret The Error’s Craig Silverman has a great post up at the Columbia Journalism Review about why journalists should learn math....
by Molika Ashford on Nov 03, 2009
The Scalia Misquote: Corrections, And How Bloggers and MSM Differ When It Comes To Trust
On October 27, a story posted at the Huffington Post announced the news “Scalia on Brown v. Board of Education:...
by Molika Ashford on Oct 12, 2009
Daily Corrections? Should media put corrections in their news feeds?
Corrections offer a news outlet the chance to right their wrongs transparently. But because of the way corrections are issued—in...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 22, 2008
Army Altered Photographs Issued To Associated Press
Columbia Journalism Review's Megan McGinley wrote: "The Associated Press retracted two government-issued photographs last night after a photographer in Texas...