by Danielle Elliot on Mar 30, 2009
Fauxtography is Nothing New: Piers Morgan Fired in 2004
Even though it seems a recent phenomena to print or broadcast fake photos of the conflict in the Gaza Strip,...
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by Danielle Mastropiero on Mar 27, 2009
Why Do NYC Crime Reports Leave out real purpose of Court Appearence
When iMediaEthics contacted attorney Joyce David for clarification of quotes she gave the New York Daily News and the New York...
by Danielle Elliot on Mar 26, 2009
Columbia J-School to Change Journalism Curriculum
The Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University is considering major curriculum changes, according to InsideHigherEd.com. The school will likely...
by Danielle Elliot on Mar 25, 2009
Fake Nude Photos in Australian Paper Prompt Apology
The Sunday Telegraph apologized this week after editors were duped into printing nude photos that they falsely claimed were of...
by Danielle Mastropiero on Mar 24, 2009
People Magazine Blurs Line Between Ads and Content
Ideally, one of the most sacred staples of journalistic ethics is keeping the line between content and advertisements from being...
by Danielle Mastropiero on Mar 23, 2009
Sri Lankan Government Accused of Fauxtography:
Siber News, a blog dedicated to “providing reliable and accurate information on issues concerning the Tamil people” uncovered what appears...
by Danielle Mastropiero on Mar 20, 2009
CNN’s Credibility on Life Support?
iMediaEthics' Danielle Mastropiero is a career EMT as well as a former American Heart Association CPR Instructor. The claim captured...
by Danielle Mastropiero on Mar 18, 2009
National Survey Says: 94% of Journalists Use P.R. Material
A survey conducted by media intelligence company Cison in conjunction with George Washington University showed rather unsettling results about the...
by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Mar 17, 2009
NY Times Sunday Business Section-Lite?
If you judged the economy by New York Times' Sunday Business section this week, you would think it was just...