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North Korean News Agency Fakes Training Drill Photo, AFP Says Photoshopped, Retracts

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North Korean News Agency Fakes Training Drill Photo, AFP Says Photoshopped, Retracts

By: Sydney Smith

March 30, 2013 06:00 AM EST

Did Korean Central News Agency doctor a photo to make it look like North Korea had more hovercraft practicing in a military drill? It appears so. The North Korean government owns and runs the Korean Central News Agency,...

NPPA, White House Photographers Criticize Doctored Photo by Nancy Pelosi's office

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NPPA, White House Photographers Criticize Doctored Photo by Nancy Pelosi's office

By: Sydney Smith

January 07, 2013 09:00 AM EST

WaPo Ran Q&A with Chinese VP provided by Chinese Govt, WaPo Public Editor Says

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WaPo Ran Q&A with Chinese VP provided by Chinese Govt, WaPo Public Editor Says

By: Sydney Smith

February 25, 2012 03:10 PM EST

New Fiji Media 'Decree' Lets Journalists Report Whatever Govt Says without Possible Prosecution

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New Fiji Media 'Decree' Lets Journalists Report Whatever Govt Says without Possible Prosecution

By: Sydney Smith

February 17, 2012 05:00 AM EST

Fiji Media Watch questioned a new Fiji media "decree" and its potential effect on media independence, according to Radio Australia. Fiji Media Watch is a group created in response to public criticism of...

State-Owned Ghana Media Outlets Called to Avoid Sensationalism, Bias in Election Reporting

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State-Owned Ghana Media Outlets Called to Avoid Sensationalism, Bias in Election Reporting

By: Sydney Smith

February 10, 2012 05:00 PM EST

Ghana's National Media Commission chairman, Ambassador Kabral Blay-Amihene, called for Ghana's media to "give fair coverage to all parties" in the country's upcoming election and to follow Ghana...

Hartford Courant Apologizes for Plagiarism and Aggregation in Journal Inquirer Lawsuit case

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Hartford Courant Apologizes for Plagiarism and Aggregation in Journal Inquirer Lawsuit case

By: Sydney Smith

November 22, 2011 09:05 AM EST

As StinkyJournalism has written, two Connecticut newspapers have been in court for two years over aggregation and plagiarism charges. The Journal Inquirer claimed that the Hartford Courant plagiarized it in 2009. The Courant...

More on Egyptian Interview of Gilad Shalit

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More on Egyptian Interview of Gilad Shalit

By: Sydney Smith

November 14, 2011 09:15 AM EST

StinkyJournalism wrote in late October about criticism of Egyptian journalist Shahira Amin's interview with Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier released after five years imprisonment by Hamas. As we wrote, Shalit reportedly...

Pakistani Journalists Asked to Report Positively?

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Pakistani Journalists Asked to Report Positively?

By: Sydney Smith

October 28, 2011 05:00 PM EST

Pakistan's prime minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani called on Pakistan's media to present a positive image of Pakistan, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported. “The media can clear the wrong perceptions and supplement...

Egyptian Journalist Criticized for Interview of Gilad Shalit

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Egyptian Journalist Criticized for Interview of Gilad Shalit

By: Sydney Smith

October 25, 2011 08:45 AM EST

Egyptian journalist Shahira Amin has been criticized for her interview with Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, YNet News reported. According to YNet, Shalit didn't have a choice to be interviewed. According to YNet,...

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Liberian Journalists to "Preach Peace?"

By: Sydney Smith

October 14, 2011 06:20 AM EST

During a late September media ethics conference, 75 Liberian journalists agreed to "preach peace prior, during and after Liberia's October 11, 2011 presidential and legislative elections," the Heritage...