by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 24, 2008
“Labour candidate in fauxtography scandal”
Whaleoil reports: "In this photo Brian Kelly and his missus (click for full size) are at the Howick Historical Village...
Daily Media Pick
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 23, 2008
5 Ways to Spot a Fake Photo
Hany Farid writes: "Lighting Composite images made of pieces from different photographs can display subtle differences in the lighting conditions...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 13, 2008
“Scientific Fauxtography Is More Common Than You Think”
On scientific fauxtography, MedGadget writes: "Ten to 20 of the articles accepted by The Journal of Clinical Investigation each year...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 12, 2008
Al-Durra Hoax Case:
SnapShots reports: "It's hard to exaggerate the significance of Mohammed al-Durra, the 12-year-old Palestinian boy allegedly killed by Israeli bullets on...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 11, 2008
Newspaper photo story is not all it seems: Fake Grand Canyon Story
Chris Cheesman writes: "Some newspapers appear to have fallen for a story in which it was claimed a photographer narrowly...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 10, 2008
“BBC apologises over ‘hoax’ meerkat report”
Chris Cheesman at Amateur Photographer reported "The BBC, The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph have today admitted that picture editors...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 09, 2008
ABC News.com – How to Lie with Pictures
Datamining writes: "ABC News has an article today...about pollution in American cities. The article is fronted with an image of...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 04, 2008
When journalists twisted truth
Kodi Barth writes: "March 2003...The Los Angeles Times ran the top photo on its front page on March 31. It was...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 03, 2008
“Pictures that lie” on CNET News.com
CNET News writes: A retrospective gallery of photo tricks, manipulated images and fauxtography
by Jeremy J. Miller on Apr 21, 2008
STEALTH REDESIGN: Newsweek website breaks free from NBC
Last November, under the cover of media darkness, Newsweek migrated its website from the MSNBC homepage to its own web...