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Botox Mom: Hoax Story & Checkbook Journalism?

What's ethically worse in the "Botox Mom" hoax story? The fact that news outlets like ABC News and the UK...

The National Labor Board ruled that the Arizona Daily Star didn't break the law for firing a reporter for "inappropriate...

iMediaEthics wrote last week about Jack Church, a TV meteorologist who says he was fired after he protested his station's, Bakersfield,...

Freelance multimedia journalist Emily Anne Epstein accused the UK Daily Mail of plagiarizing her May 22 story for daily New...

With the help of the American Civil Liberties Union, David House is suing the U.S. government because Department of Homeland...

After news broke that former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver were separating because he had a...

Social media sites can be a good way to promote and spread news, but they are also rife with fake...

Media Bistro reported on an economics study that argues that disclosure of conflict of interest doesn't fix the conflict of...

Dominique Strauss-Kahn is the International Monetary Fund chief accused of forcing a hotel housekeeper into anal and oral sex and...

Reuters' Felix Salmon criticized two recent columns from the New York Times for ignoring social media's impact on the May 1 developing Osama...