International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 106 of 193

Ethics Paper from Reuters Institute Addresses Objectivity, Impartiality

The importance of and problems relating to objectivity and impartiality were highlighted in a new report by the Reuters Institute...

A Malta court ruled that MaltaToday libeled a lawyer in three Jan. 22, 2006 articles, according to the Malta Independent...

A group called the Media Regulation Roundtable's proposed "Code of Ethics and Responsibility" and media regulation body were discussed at...

Mauritarian newspaper The Sunday Times ran front-page pictures of a murdered Irish teacher, Michaela McAreavey, the Irish Times reported. The...

France's TF1 defended airing "a leaked recording of conversations between police and Mohamed Merah" despite criticism from the lawyers of...

An Indian TV reporter videotaped a teenager being beaten, stripped and sexually attacked, and his station later aired some of...

The Melbourne, Australia newspaper Herald Sun retracted a front-page story in late June, The Sydney Morning Herald reported. The Herald...

The News Corp.-owned Sunday Times used an old, doctored photo with its July 1 story "Iran Issues Stark Threat to Israel,"...

BBC World News Ltd. Director Peter Horrocks asked staff to "consider ... how they can help" the BBC make money,...