by Sydney Smith on Jun 17, 2012
Globe & Mail Defends Photo of Syrian Boy from Photoshop Questions
The Globe and Mail defended a June 6 front-page photo's authenticity in a recent story by the newspaper's public editor...
International Media Ethics News
by Sydney Smith on Jun 13, 2012
iMediaEthics Wins 1st Mirror Award for Photojournalism Ethics Report
iMediaEthics' Dec. 27, 2011 story "Troubling Double Standard, American photojournalism's different treatment of foreign victims" was awarded the Mirror Award...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 12, 2012
Code of Ethics in Yemen?
Yemeni journalists are working on an ethics code, the Yemen Post reported. Accordng to the Yemen Post, the ethics code...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 12, 2012
Norway TV Editor on Ethics in Reporting on 2011 Oslo Attacks
Norway's TV2 conducted an internal review to analyze its reporting on the breaking news during the July 2011 Norway shootings...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 11, 2012
Australian News Corp Exec: Press Council is Powerful Enough
News Limited's editorial chief Campbell Reid argued that the current Australian media regulation system has enough power and doesn't need...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 08, 2012
Conduct Code for Bahrain’s Audio visual Media
Bahrain's Information Affairs Authority released a "Professional Code of Conduct for Audio-Visual Media," Bahrain News Agency reported. According to Bahrain...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 06, 2012
Montreal Gazette Defends Photo of Murder Suspect holding Beer, Brewery Drops Call for Photo Takedown
A Canadian brewery wanted the Montreal Gazette to unpublish a photo of "suspected murderer Luka Magnotta posing with one of...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 06, 2012
Barbara Walters Apologizes for Conflict in Offering Job, College Help to Assad Adviser
Barbara Walters apologized for pulling strings to get "the daughter of Syria's UN ambassador" Bashar Jaafari, a CNN internship and...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 03, 2012
Pakistan Press Council Chair calls for Ethics in Reporting on Suicides
Pakistan Press Council chairman criticized the media's reporting on suicide, Pakistan's The News reported. The chairman, Shafqat Abbasi, called for...