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Chinese Journalists Accused of Accepting Bribes To Kill Mine Accident Coverage

Ten journalists in China are accused of taking 2.6 million yuan ($380,000) in bribes to not cover a tragic mining...

In mainstream media journalism, "blogger inaccuracy" is one of the most often mentioned criticisms. The blogger Michael White appears to be one...

Think that online media and “the low transaction costs to publishing [have] created a flood of low quality information”? You...

iMediaEthics wrote about the ethical repercussions of plagiarism in this story of how the Hartford Courant had been copying stories from...

Mr. Rahm Emanuel, Rahm, Mr. Emanuel, Emanuel? Confused? So are we, after reading a November 18 article by NPR ombudsman...

Regret The Error’s Craig Silverman has a great post up at the Columbia Journalism Review about why journalists should learn math....

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy has responded to criticism of his restraint on the Dalton school’s newspaper in an interview...

iMediaEthics recently mentioned the longtime animosity between the St. Petersburg Times and the Church of Scientology. So it comes as a...

When it comes to new media, I often look to Steve Buttry, Information Content Conductor for Gazette Communications in Cedar...