by Sydney Smith on Sep 18, 2012
Public Editors, NPPA Weigh in Ethics & Standards for the Christopher Stevens Photo
As we previously wrote, the New York Times defended its publication of a photo of U.S. ambassador to Libya, Christopher...
Photojournalism Ethics
by Sydney Smith on Sep 14, 2012
UK Palace Sues French Mag for ‘Unjustifiable Invasion of Privacy’ of Kate Middleton
After a French magazine published photos of Kate Middleton topless, she and her husband Prince William are suing for what...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 13, 2012
Zimbabwe Gets New Media Council
Zimbabwe is getting a "media commission to monitor media conduct and ethics," but a pre-existing media council slammed the plans...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 13, 2012
NYT Defends Photo of Dead Ambassador, Despite State Dept. Calls
New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan asked if it was "acceptable" for the Times' website to publish a photo...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 30, 2012
Sunday Times Apologizes for Misleading Olympic Torch Comment
The News Corp.-owned Sunday Times apologized for putting a "speech bubble" over a photo of a man holding the Olympic...
by Wasim Ahmad on Aug 28, 2012
One Picture May Need a Thousand Words: Occupy Wall Street Photos Don’t Tell the Whole Story
A few days after the Nov. 15 raids of the Occupy Wall Street movement’s initial camp at New York's Zuccotti...
by Alan Bisbort on Aug 28, 2012
Murder Is Our Business: Have We Really Evolved Since the Days of Weegee?
Commentary In the past week, a whole lot of shaking of heads has been going on in newsrooms across America...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2012
UK Media Asked not to Run Prince Harry Naked Pics Citing PCC Code on Invasion of Privacy & Photos
Earlier this week, TMZ published photos of Prince Harry naked. But, the UK media was asked "not to publish the...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 20, 2012
Malaysia Journalism Group Slams Photojournalists for Raid Photos
Malaysia's Center for Independent Journalism slammed Malaysian journalists who "overstepped their ethical and professional boundaries," and possibly "abused their position"...