by Sydney Smith on Apr 23, 2012
Libel Conviction of 2 Ecuadorean Journalists ‘Dismissed’
The libel case against Ecuadorean journalists Juan Carlos Calderón and Christian Zurita was "dismisssed," the Knight Center for Journalism in...
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by Sydney Smith on Apr 22, 2012
Ghana’s National Media Commission: No Inflammatory, Discriminatory or Inciting Language Please
Ghana's National Media Commission issued a statement about the media's publication of "inflammatory language, especially hate speech and language which...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 19, 2012
Conflicts of Interest an Ethical Issue in Haiti
Kathie Klarreich highlighted ethical issues of conflict of interest in Haiti's media in a post for the Society of Professional...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 18, 2012
Moldovan TV News Loses License after Claims of Bias
Moldovan TV station NIT lost its broadcast license after being accused of bias, Reuters reported. Reuters described NIT as "pro-communist"...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 18, 2012
Swaziland Press Secretary Claims Detained Journalists Wanted to ‘Incriminate’ Swaziland
Swaziland's government Press Secretary Percy Simelane called for foreign journalists to abide by ethics and get accreditation before coming to...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 18, 2012
Gloucestershire Echo Unpublishes, Apologizes for Story Suggesting Website Comments were Interview
The Gloucestershire Echo unpublished an article and apologized to a man named Bob Sayers after the Echo published an article...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 17, 2012
WaPo explains Why it Ran Photo of Man on Fire
Before publishing a photograph of "a Tibetan exile who set himself afire in New Delhi to protest Chinese rule in...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 16, 2012
iMediaEthics Named Among Mirror Awards Finalists for PhotoJournalism Double Standard Report
iMediaEthics is pleased to announce that our report "Troubling Double Standard, American photojournalism's different treatment of foreign victims," has been...
by Rhonda Roland Shearer , Sydney Smith on Apr 15, 2012
Whoops! Google News Error Suggests Canadian PM in Secret Service Prostitution Scandal
Was conservative Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper involved in the Secret Service prostitution scandal that made the news yesterday? Not...