by Danielle Elliot on Feb 04, 2009
Radical Change at Wikipedia?
In his blog Search Perspective, Scott Phillips reports that "Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia, might be forced to change its...
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by Danielle Elliot on Feb 03, 2009
Politico Gets It Wrong Again: Mixes up Quote on Rush Limbaugh
Is one US Congressional member invisibly exchangeable with another? You better think so if you read Politico. Blogger Mike Dunford...
by Danielle Elliot on Feb 02, 2009
Houston Chronicle Bureau Chief Clay Robison Can’t Remember the Facts
Blogger Cory Crow says the Houston Chronicle’s Austin Bureau Chief Clay Robison doesn't follow basic research standards. Rather than look...
by Danielle Elliot on Jan 30, 2009
Politico Got Former Senator Hillary Clinton’s Vote Wrong:
A Politico story, "Land Mines Ahead For Hillary", erroneously reported that former Senator Hillary Clinton voted against a 2007 resolution "labeling Iran's...
by Danielle Elliot , Rhonda Roland Shearer on Jan 27, 2009
First Fauxtography…Now Fauxdio? Montage of Obama Words on BBC
Photoshopping two images together and presenting the results as a news photograph is a clear breach of journalistic ethics. It...
by Danielle Elliot on Jan 26, 2009
Russia Today Uses Video Clips from Titanic for Arctic Ocean Exploration News
"I'll never let go. I promise. I'll never let go." Recognize these lines? If you were around in the late...
by Danielle Elliot on Jan 23, 2009
Grant Created for Citizen Journalists
MSNBC.com reports that YouTube and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting have teamed up to award an aspiring journalist a...
by Danielle Elliot on Jan 22, 2009
New PR Firm Poses Ethical Test for Journalists
“Handling conflicts of interest - ensuring clear loyalties and clean hands - is emerging as perhaps the signature ethical challenge...
by Danielle Elliot on Jan 21, 2009
MSNBC Misattributes Photo: Hudson River Plane Crash Pic by Janis Krums
A photo of the US Airways jet that crashed into the Hudson River should make citizen journalists think twice about...
by Danielle Elliot on Jan 15, 2009
BBC Misquotes Famous Author Dorothy Rowe on Religion
A BBC radio program, What Do You Believe, took author Dorothy Rowe's comments about religion and spun them into a...