by Sydney Smith on Nov 22, 2011
‘Stigma’ in Reporting on “The Mentally Ill”
The Guardian published an article by Harold A. Maio questioning why the media refers to "'the' mentally ill," which Maio...
The Guardian published an article by Harold A. Maio questioning why the media refers to "'the' mentally ill," which Maio...
As iMediaEthics has written, two Connecticut newspapers have been in court for two years over aggregation and plagiarism charges. The Journal...
Editor's Note : Editor's Note: Jim Romenesko's Nov. 10 resignation from Poynter over his failure to put quotation marks around...
The Associated Press reported that it had corrected its Nov. 18 story that reported quotes attributed to Christopher Walken. Walken's comments...
iMediaEthics is shocked and disappointed to see the sexist and cavalier commentary by CBS MoneyWatch's Alain Sherter published on CBSNews.com's website....
Editor's Note : Editor's Note: We want to add a thank you to David Rotenstein. He had written to us...
Huffington Post paid news agency Central European News last month after re-reporting two CEN stories, Press Gazette reported. Central European...
MSNBC is rejecting accusations that it engaged in checkbook journalism to get an interview with Conrad Murray, the doctor convicted...
StinkyJournalism wrote in February about student-run newspaper the Koala, which published a graphic doctored photo and headline criticizing a student. ...
iMediaEthics was surprised to open up the New York Times homepage this morning and find a deceptive advertisement in the same...