International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 111 of 193

Police Charge Rebekah Brooks in Investigation into UK Press

Former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks has been charged in the UK police investigation into the press, Christian Science Monitor...

A new libel reform bill is coming to the UK, according to Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. The queen mentioned the...

In the past year, there have been two reviews of Australia's media. The Finkelstein Inquiry, as we have written, was...

The UK National Union of Journalists wants a Scottish government-run "inquiry into the future of the country's media," the Guardian's...

The Indonesian Press Council called for the media to avoid biased reporting on the upcoming July elections, the Jakarta Post...

The South African Daily Sun ran a front-page photo last month of a minor-aged girl "being gang-raped," Politics Web reported....

UK broadcast regular OfCom is looking into a UK TV host's poll asking "what's the most offensive term to describe...

China's Communist Party's newspaper Global Times called for the international media to "take an objective and balanced view toward the...

Two Chilean editors, Patricio Ovando and Pilar Rodriguez, resigned from TV station Channel 13 because they said the station was...