by Sydney Smith on Jun 14, 2012
UK Supreme Court Dismisses Julian Assange Extradition Appeal
Julian Assange will be extradited to Sweden for questioning, CNN reported. As we wrote earlier this week, Assange appealed a...
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by Sydney Smith on Jun 14, 2012
WaPo Updates on Oliver North Plagiarism Claims
We wrote earlier this month about accusations of plagiarism against a column written by Fox News' Oliver North. North had quoted...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 14, 2012
$13.7 Mill Libel Payment for Anonymous Comments Rejected
We wrote earlier this year when a jury awarded a Texas couple $13.7 million in a libel lawsuit against online...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 14, 2012
WSJ Reporter Resigns, Broke Conduct Code, Showed Stories pre-publication
Wall Street Journal reporter Gina Chon resigned for "sharing certain unpublished news articles with Brett McGurk, then a member of...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 13, 2012
iMediaEthics Wins 1st Mirror Award for Photojournalism Ethics Report
iMediaEthics' Dec. 27, 2011 story "Troubling Double Standard, American photojournalism's different treatment of foreign victims" was awarded the Mirror Award...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 13, 2012
Readers Editor: Guardian ‘should not have distributed’ Pro-Sri Lanka Supplement
The Guardian didn't intentionally place a promotional supplement on Sri Lanka next to an article critical of Sri Lanka, but...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 12, 2012
California’s Beachcomber Advertorials are Disclosed
The (Long Beach) Beachcomber is selling advertorials, LA Observed reported. According to the "pitch" from their "advertising rep," republished by...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 12, 2012
Code of Ethics in Yemen?
Yemeni journalists are working on an ethics code, the Yemen Post reported. Accordng to the Yemen Post, the ethics code...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 12, 2012
No fact checking or editing for Forbes’ bloggers?
According to a recent Mashable report, Forbes.com "authors, whether on staff or freelance, write their own headlines" and "press the...