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Reporting on Suicide: Ethical Debate after Kansas City TV Meteorologist’s Death

We've written numerous times on guidelines for reporting on suicides and murders. But, how do you report when the victim...

The New York Times issued a memo to staff reminding them of their ethics statement and calling for whistleblowing, Gawker...

Doing Ethics in Media: Theories and Practical Applications by Jay Black and Chris Roberts "Who wins, who loses? Why not...

The Harvard Crimson reported that Harvard Graduate School of Education professor Howard Gardner advised that ethics education must be emphasized. ...

The Associated Press issued an advisory Dec. 5 announcing its "Holiday Style Guide." The guide says it "encompasses Christmas, Hanukkah,...

The New Yorker' and its film critic David Denby violated an embargo on reviewing the soon-to-be released English film re-make...

Since the middle of November, national polls of Republicans have shown Newt Gingrich the new front-runner for the GOP presidential...

Did the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Photoshop an Associated Press photo of U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH)? According to Talking...

MSNBC's Ed Schultz apologized on air for not attributing information from a segment on Occupy Wall Street to Yahoo News'...

Joseph Epstein questioned gossip in the media and "how gossip took over the news" in a Nov. 26 post for...