When the New Yorker failed to fact check Jared Diamond’s tall tales about Papua New Guinea, iMediaEthics’ discovery led to the New Yorker and Jared Diamond to be sued for libel by two tribesmen who were falsely accused of violent crimes. This series of critical reports includes many anthropology experts weighing in.
What happened to Jared Diamond’s libel lawsuit where he was sued by two Papua New Guinea tribesmen in 2009? Diamond...
How do tribal communities in developing countries without functioning police, judges, law courts and prisons ensure social stability? This question...
Yesterday, Cambridge University Press publicly backed their authors' protest of Nature journal's review of their book Questioning Collapse that was...
Last week, iMediaEthics critiqued Nature magazine for publishing a book review by geographer and popular science writer Jared Diamond that lacked...
EXCLUSIVE: There are many things that writers, and the publications that publish their work, can do to lose the trust of readers....
Last Friday, New York attorneys Jack Litman and Richard Asche filed an amended complaint for their clients New Guinea Tribesmen...
The Pig in a Garden: Jared Diamond and The New Yorker Series Art Science Research Laboratory's imediaethics.org is publishing a...
The Pig in a Garden: Jared Diamond and The New Yorker Series Art Science Research Laboratory's imediaethics.org is publishing a...
>The Pig in a Garden: Jared Diamond and The New Yorker Series Art Science Research Laboratory's imediaethics.org is publishing a...
The Pig in a Garden: Jared Diamond and The New Yorker Series Art Science Research Laboratory's StinkyJournalism.org is publishing a...