by Sydney Smith on Dec 07, 2011
Footage of Gadhafi Before Death OK to Air, UK regulator says
UK media regulator OfCom announced that it was OK for UK news outlets to air video footage of Muammar Gaddafi...
Photojournalism Ethics
by Sydney Smith on Dec 04, 2011
Will Leveson Inquiry Include Paparazzi?
UK paparazzi agency Big Pictures may have to attend the UK Leveson Inquiry into press standards and practices, the UK...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 09, 2011
3 UK Newspapers Take Down Princess Beatrice Pix after PCC Complaint
Mirroring earlier Press Complaints Commission resolutions involving Kate Middleton's family and the press, print regulatory body the Press Complaints Commission...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 04, 2011
NYPost, NYDaily News Crossed the Line with Gadhafi Coverage
iMediaEthics is appalled by the way some news outlets -- specifically, the New York Post and New York Daily News --...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 31, 2011
WashPost on Kitten Photo from Oakland Protests
The Washington Post defended its publication of a photo of a police officer petting a cat at the Occupy Wall...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 27, 2011
Paparazzi Sues CBS News for Reille Hunter Photo Copyright
Paparazzi photographer Alan Zanger filed a lawsuit against CBS News claiming the network didn't pay to license photos he took...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 21, 2011
News Outlets Publish Graphic Gadhafi Death Photo
The Associated Press, Agence France-Presse, and Reuters all decided to put photos of Muammar Gaddafi's death on their wires, Poynter's...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 20, 2011
Anderson Cooper Show Guest ends up in Coma while Taping himself Skateboard for Show
As has been widely reported, a teenager was injured earlier this month while taping himself skateboarding for Anderson, a CNN talk show. The...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 11, 2011
Washington Post Shows Wrong Half of Photo, Suggests Scalia Died?
The Washington Post's public editor Patrick Pexton wrote about a photo mishap at the newspaper that suggested Supreme Court justice Antonin...