by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2012
No More Prior Review for Burmese journalists?
The government of Myanmar will not make Burmese journalists have their stories reviewed prior to publication, the Associated Press reported. According...
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by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2012
Arizona TV News to pay Blogger $300 for Video
Arizona CBS-affiliate KOLD-TV 13 is paying a blogger $300 after "using his video without permission," Jim Romenesko reported August 14....
by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2012
News Corp Reviewing ‘Anti-Corruption Controls’
News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch revealed in a memo that he is examining the company's "current internal controls" to "identify...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2012
Politico Reporter Apologizes for Todd Akin Tweets
Politico's David Catanese apologized in a memo for his tweets on Todd Akin's rape comments, the Huffington Post reported. As...
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 22, 2012
No Injunction against the Sun, Story in Pubic Interest, UK Court Says
The UK high court rejected an application for an injunction against the News Corp-owned UK Sun, the Guardian reported. Steve...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 21, 2012
Politico Reporter’s Tweets ‘Crossed a Line A Reporter Shouldn’t Cross’
Politico's David Catanese will no longer report on Todd Akin after his tweets "crossed a line a reporter shouldn't cross,"...
by London Shearer Allen on Aug 20, 2012
The Huffington Post Steals a Penis Story
The Huffington Post recently published an article on a man’s stolen penis that lacked proper sourcing. The Huffington Post seemingly...
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"...
by Sam Eifling on Aug 20, 2012
Tweeting to God: Technology, Culture Clashes & Search for Global Ethics
Pursuing a global version of media ethics is a difficult charge on multiple fronts, akin to deciding on the rules...