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...
Transparency
by Sydney Smith on Oct 19, 2011
“Where did Salon’s Corrections Go?”
Regret the Error's Craig Silverman questioned Oct. 11 what happened to Salon's corrections page. The page used to collect all...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 18, 2011
Petition Calls for Transparency from the NYTimes
The Guardian's Roy Greenslade highlighted a petition for the New York Times to be more transparent about the "experts" it...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 16, 2011
Corrections Column for 3 UK Tabloids
UK newspaper the Daily Mail's editor-in-chief Paul Dacre announced the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday and Metro will start...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 13, 2011
Wall Street Journal Europe Publisher Resigns after Ethics Violation
The Wall Street Journal's European edition published two articles in the past year because of its "relationship with a Dutch...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 29, 2011
Arrington Moves on, Promises to Disclose with Uncrunched
As iMediaEthics has written, Tech Crunch founder and editor Michael Arrington left the site after its owner, AOL, announced an investment...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 29, 2011
National Public Radio Justifies its Lack of Occupy Wall Street Protest Coverage
Readers questioned why NPR has not devoted air time to recent Occupy Wall Street protests, NPR ombudsman Edward Schumacher-Matos wrote...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 23, 2011
Plagiarism Charges at Architecture Site
Architectural Record has accused architecture news site Arch Daily of plagiarizing and violating copyright in this article, Harlem's New Renaissance....
by Sydney Smith on Sep 09, 2011
Business Insider Will Give Anyone Anonymity?
Does Business Insider have one of the most lax anonymous source policies? The business news blog's CEO, Henry Blodget, revealed...