by Sydney Smith on Jul 08, 2019
New Guidance for reporting on Natural Disasters, Terrorist attacks in UK
There's new guidance for reporting on "major incidents" like natural disasters and terrorist attacks in the UK. The guidance came...
Transparency
by Sydney Smith on Jul 02, 2019
OK to name woman accused of stalking man she accused of rape, IPSO says
A woman was accused of stalking a man who she then accused of rape. In reporting on a stalking charge,...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 01, 2019
CJR appoints ‘Public Editors’ for 4 outlets, but none for itself
Columbia Journalism Review made waves in June when it appointed "public editors" to each of these four news outlets: New...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 01, 2019
Kansas City radio host out after Chiefs coach comments
Kansas City radio host Kevin Kietzman has left Union Broadcasting's Sports Radio 810 WHB, days after his comments about Kansas...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 20, 2019
Seattle Times reporter resigns after sex harassment allegations
Seattle Times reporter Mike Rosenberg resigned, a month after the Times suspended him amidst sexual harassment allegations. Rosenberg resigned June...
by Sydney Smith on May 22, 2019
National Geographic unpublishes pictures after questions about photo manipulation
National Geographic has unpublished photos and is investigating the images after questions were raised about whether the images were manipulated....
by Sydney Smith on May 18, 2019
New Climate Reporting Advice from Guardian
The Guardian has new guidance for reporting on the climate. Specifically, the Guardian recommends staff use "climate emergency, crisis or...
by Sydney Smith on May 11, 2019
Christchurch Mosque Shootings: NZ News Orgs Agree to Terms of Reporting
Five New Zealand news organizations, Radio New Zealand, TV New Zealand, Media Works, NZME, and Stuff, agreed not to publish...
by Sydney Smith on May 08, 2019
‘Default NPR practice’ is to identify conflicts of interest for studies, public editor says
When a news outlet reports on a study, should reporters state in every case who funded the study? NPR public...